Opportunity Scouting

Top 50 Buyer's Market — County

January 2026 · Source: Realtor.com

Buyer's Market

10 listings $275,833 median 78 days on market Buyer's Market

Warren County, Georgia has a population of roughly 3,700 with a median household income of $46,324. As of January 2026, there are 10 active listings with a median price of $275,833. Inventory has grown 400% year-over-year (from 2 to 10 listings), while homes are taking 271.4% longer to sell (now 78 days vs. 21 days a year ago). These conditions create a favorable environment for buyers — more homes to choose from and less competition, giving negotiating power on price and terms. The median listing price has risen 98.4% compared to last year (from $139,000 to $275,833).

11 listings $77,000 median 323.3 days on market Buyer's Market

Blaine County, Montana has a population of roughly 4,922 with a median household income of $61,730. As of January 2026, there are 11 active listings with a median price of $77,000. Inventory has grown 37.5% year-over-year (from 8 to 11 listings), while homes are taking 556.4% longer to sell (now 323.3 days vs. 49.3 days a year ago). These conditions create a favorable environment for buyers — more homes to choose from and less competition, giving negotiating power on price and terms. The median listing price has fallen 38.3% compared to last year (from $124,800 to $77,000).

13 listings $262,354 median 166.3 days on market Buyer's Market

Rolette County, North Dakota has a population of roughly 3,403 with a median household income of $65,831. As of January 2026, there are 13 active listings with a median price of $262,354. Inventory has grown 333.3% year-over-year (from 3 to 13 listings), while homes are taking 108.8% longer to sell (now 166.3 days vs. 79.7 days a year ago). These conditions create a favorable environment for buyers — more homes to choose from and less competition, giving negotiating power on price and terms. The median listing price has risen 19.5% compared to last year (from $219,617 to $262,354).

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