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The US Market is cooling in Q2 2025 - buyer conditions improving.

Inventory up 4.2% MoM • Price growth slowed to 0.8% MoM

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National Market

Buyers
Market
3/937
Hot Market
Bargain
Affordability
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AL
+3.2%
AZ
+6.2%
CA
+4.2%
CO
-1.8%
FL
+5.1%
GA
+3.4%
IL
-0.5%
IN
+2.7%
MA
+0.7%
MD
+1.1%
MI
+1.5%
MN
+1.6%
MO
+1.9%
NC
+3.8%
NJ
+0.9%
NY
-1.2%
OH
+2.1%
PA
+1.8%
SC
+4.1%
TN
+4.5%
TX
+2.8%
VA
+2.3%
WA
-2.1%
WI
+2.4%

Median Sale Price

National market trends

Market Insights

National market highlights

  • 50% of FHA loans have a PMI of 42% or more
  • Mortgage applications increased 5.3% last week
  • New construction permits up 2.1% month-over-month
  • Refinance activity down 7% as rates hold steady
  • Median days on market increased by 4 days in Q1
  • First-time homebuyers represent 31% of all purchases
  • Investor purchases declined 3.2% year-over-year
Hottest Markets
AustinTX
98
12.5% YoY
NashvilleTN
95
10.2% YoY
BoiseID
93
15.7% YoY
RaleighNC
91
9.8% YoY
TampaFL
89
11.3% YoY
CharlestonSC
87
9.5% YoY
DallasTX
86
8.7% YoY
Salt Lake CityUT
85
10.5% YoY
CharlotteNC
84
7.9% YoY
JacksonvilleFL
83
9.1% YoY
PhoenixAZ
82
8.3% YoY
AtlantaGA
81
7.6% YoY
GreenvilleSC
80
8.9% YoY
ColumbusOH
79
7.2% YoY
HuntsvilleAL
78
9.4% YoY
KnoxvilleTN
77
8.1% YoY
TucsonAZ
76
7.5% YoY
San AntonioTX
75
6.8% YoY
SpokaneWA
74
8.7% YoY
RichmondVA
73
6.5% YoY
OmahaNE
72
5.9% YoY
BozemanMT
71
9.8% YoY
ChattanoogaTN
70
7.3% YoY
Colorado SpringsCO
69
6.7% YoY
IndianapolisIN
68
5.5% YoY
Coldest Markets
San FranciscoCA
42
8.3% YoY
New YorkNY
45
6.7% YoY
SeattleWA
48
5.2% YoY
Los AngelesCA
51
4.8% YoY
ChicagoIL
53
3.5% YoY
BostonMA
54
3.2% YoY
WashingtonDC
55
2.9% YoY
PortlandOR
56
3.8% YoY
San DiegoCA
57
2.5% YoY
MinneapolisMN
58
2.3% YoY
PhiladelphiaPA
59
2.1% YoY
San JoseCA
60
3.4% YoY
DenverCO
61
1.9% YoY
BaltimoreMD
62
1.7% YoY
DetroitMI
63
1.5% YoY
SacramentoCA
64
1.8% YoY
MilwaukeeWI
65
1.3% YoY
ClevelandOH
66
1.2% YoY
PittsburghPA
67
1.1% YoY
St. LouisMO
68
1% YoY
HartfordCT
69
0.9% YoY
ProvidenceRI
70
0.8% YoY
BuffaloNY
71
0.7% YoY
New OrleansLA
72
0.6% YoY
CincinnatiOH
73
0.5% YoY
1Y Projected Hot Markets
CharlotteNC
+27.5%
18.2% Projected Growth
PhoenixAZ
+25.8%
16.5% Projected Growth
ColumbusOH
+24.3%
15.1% Projected Growth
AtlantaGA
+23.7%
14.8% Projected Growth
DenverCO
+22.9%
13.5% Projected Growth
RaleighNC
+22.1%
13.2% Projected Growth
NashvilleTN
+21.5%
12.8% Projected Growth
AustinTX
+20.9%
12.3% Projected Growth
TampaFL
+20.2%
11.9% Projected Growth
DallasTX
+19.6%
11.5% Projected Growth
Salt Lake CityUT
+19.1%
11.2% Projected Growth
JacksonvilleFL
+18.7%
10.8% Projected Growth
BoiseID
+18.2%
10.5% Projected Growth
San AntonioTX
+17.8%
10.1% Projected Growth
GreenvilleSC
+17.3%
9.8% Projected Growth
HuntsvilleAL
+16.9%
9.5% Projected Growth
OrlandoFL
+16.5%
9.2% Projected Growth
CharlestonSC
+16.1%
8.9% Projected Growth
TucsonAZ
+15.7%
8.6% Projected Growth
RichmondVA
+15.3%
8.3% Projected Growth
SpokaneWA
+14.9%
8% Projected Growth
BozemanMT
+14.5%
7.7% Projected Growth
ChattanoogaTN
+14.1%
7.4% Projected Growth
Colorado SpringsCO
+13.7%
7.1% Projected Growth
IndianapolisIN
+13.3%
6.8% Projected Growth
Buy vs Rent Analysis

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Key Market Insights
  • Mortgage rates have decreased by 0.25% over the past month, improving affordability for potential buyers.

    Interest Rates
  • Housing inventory has increased 5.8% year-over-year, giving buyers more options in most markets.

    Supply
  • First-time homebuyer demand remains strong in the $250K-350K price range despite market challenges.

    Demand
  • Remote work migration continues to fuel growth in mid-sized cities, particularly in the Southeast.

    Demographics
  • Institutional investors are reducing acquisitions by 12.3% compared to last year, especially in previously hot markets.

    Investment
  • New construction has increased 7.2% quarter-over-quarter, primarily focused on multi-family developments.

    Construction
Absorption Rate
3.2months
<4
4-6
>6

Last 6 months

Price Band Breakdown
<$300k15%
$300-600k35%
$600-900k30%
$900k+20%
Local Affordability Index
5.2
Price-to-Income Ratio
Less Affordable
035710
Current
National Avg: 4.5
Very Affordable
Moderately Affordable
Less Affordable
Unaffordable
Sale Price by Bedrooms
1 BR
+3.2% YoY
2 BR
+4.5% YoY
3 BR
+5.8% YoY
4 BR
+6.2% YoY
5+ BR
+7.5% YoY
Sale Price by Bedrooms
1 BR
+3.2% YoY
2 BR
+4.5% YoY
3 BR
+5.8% YoY
4 BR
+6.2% YoY
5+ BR
+7.5% YoY
Asking Price vs. Sold Price

How much do homes in National market cost?

Over Asking Price
20 Homes
At Asking Price
9 Homes
Under Asking Price
21 Homes

Insight

If you're buying a home in the National market, you may be able to get a good deal. 42% of homes here sold below asking price last month.

Summary:

A total of 50 homes were sold or pending in the National market in March 2025, up by 47% month-over-month. Of the 50 sold homes, 42% were sold under asking, 18% were sold at asking, and 40% were sold over asking.

RegionMedian Sale PriceHomes SoldInventoryDays on MarketPrice/ft²Market TypeHotnessTagsProjected 1YProjected 5Y
San Francisco$1,250,00042389228$989
Buyers
3/937
Tech Hub
Expensive
+2.3%+15.8%
Austin$550,0008921,54315$325
Sellers
1/937
Fast Growing
High Demand
+8.5%+42.3%
Miami$475,0006781,23422$298
Sellers
2/937
Investor Opportunity
+6.7%+38.2%
Denver$625,00053498719$378
Balanced
8/937
Steady Growth
+4.2%+28.5%
Nashville$425,0007451,43212$255
Sellers
4/937
Rising Market
Music City
+7.8%+45.2%
Seattle$875,00048975625$534
Buyers
12/937
Tech Corridor
Price Drop
-2.1%+18.4%
Phoenix$395,0008672,13435$212
Buyers
25/937
Bargain
Over Supply
+1.2%+22.7%
Boston$825,00045667818$623
Balanced
6/937
Education Hub
Historic
+3.9%+25.6%
Chicago$375,0001,2342,87645$198
Buyers
45/937
Long Term Potential
+0.8%+15.3%
Portland$585,00056794528$345
Balanced
15/937
Lifestyle Premium
+2.8%+24.1%