May 2025 Market Overview


📊 May 2025 Market Overview
🏠 Sales Activity
- 3,649 homes sold in May 2025 — a 1.1% increase from May 2024.
- 2,668 single-family homes
- 981 condos/townhomes
- This marks a positive year-over-year trend, showing stable or slightly increased buyer demand.
⏳ Median Days on Market
- 31 days, down from 33 days last month.
- Homes are selling faster, reflecting a competitive market environment.
💲 Pricing Trends
- Median price per sq. ft.: $239.19 (up slightly from April)
- Single-family home median price: $575,000
- (no change from May 2024)
- Condo/townhome median price: $400,000
- (down 4.76% from last year)
- Indicates some softening in the condo/townhome segment.
📦 Residential Inventory
- 6,149 new listings in May 2025
- Up from 5,704 listings in May 2024
- A 7.8% increase in inventory, offering more choices to buyers and contributing to a more balanced market.
🔍 What This Means
- For Buyers:
- You have more listings to choose from and homes are moving quickly—be prepared to act fast, especially on well-priced properties.
- For Sellers:
- Prices are stable for single-family homes, but competition is increasing. Strategic pricing and presentation are essential, particularly for condos.
- For Investors:
- The dip in condo prices may create value opportunities, especially if rental demand remains strong.
📝 Bottom Line
The May 2025 housing market shows strong sales, stable pricing for single-family homes, and growing inventory. While condos are seeing a price dip, overall activity is healthy and continues to trend upward.
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