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Housing market · June 2026

U.S. Housing Market by County

Median sale prices, homes sold, inventory, and days on market for 3,137 U.S. counties — monthly from January 2017 through June 2026.

3,137
Counties tracked
60,197
Homes sold, 12 mo
Maricopa County, AZ (most active)
$1,794,936
Priciest active county
San Mateo County, CA
114
Months of history
since January 2017

Most active county housing markets

By homes sold over the trailing 12 months; median sale price as of June 2026.

CountyMedian sale priceHomes sold (12 mo)
Maricopa County, AZ$483,63660,197
Cook County, IL$398,87552,074
Los Angeles County, CA$947,32750,018
Harris County, TX$329,07246,177
Clark County, NV$453,72029,580
Riverside County, CA$608,22925,128
Palm Beach County, FL$548,45324,926
Miami-Dade County, FL$576,22424,539
San Diego County, CA$952,31324,474
King County, WA$897,46823,721
Bexar County, TX$309,12822,564
Tarrant County, TX$358,97722,081
Orange County, CA$1,271,41321,346
Lee County, FL$360,98220,840
Dallas County, TX$373,94519,805
Hillsborough County, FL$418,81818,936
Broward County, FL$477,65218,813
Wayne County, MI$229,35318,728
San Bernardino County, CA$548,45317,529
Collin County, TX$473,66417,520

Priciest active county markets

Highest median sale price in June 2026, among the 250 counties with the most sales.

What does renting cost? HUD Fair Market Rents put a dollar level on rent for every county, by bedroom count. Fair market rents →
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What's being built? Census building permits show the construction supply behind these prices. Building permits →

U.S. housing market — FAQ

What does this housing-market data cover?+

Monthly county-level housing-market figures for 3,137 U.S. counties — median sale price, median price per square foot, homes sold, new listings, pending sales, inventory, median days on market, months of supply, and the share sold above list — from January 2017 through June 2026. Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage.

Why is my county missing, or missing some months?+

Months where a county recorded fewer than 3 sales are suppressed — a median of one or two transactions is noise, not a market price. Counts of homes sold are always kept. A small number of very low-transaction counties have no reportable months at all, and Redfin does not cover every county.

Why are changes only shown year over year?+

The figures are not seasonally adjusted, and housing is strongly seasonal — prices and sales always swing between winter and summer. Comparing a month to the same month a year earlier is the only honest comparison, so these pages never compare adjacent months.

How fresh is the data, and is there a national median?+

The latest month shown is June 2026; the dataset refreshes periodically and Redfin can revise history. There is no pooled national or state median — a median only describes one market, so medians are always shown per county.