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Housing market · June 2026

Kansas Housing Market

County-by-county home prices and sales for Kansas — 3,693 homes sold in June 2026 across 105 tracked counties, led by Johnson County at a $498,593 median sale price.

3,693
Homes sold · June 2026
33,222
Homes sold · 12 months
$498,593
Median sale price
Johnson County
105
Counties tracked
Median sale price in Johnson County — Kansas's most active marketJanuary 2017 – June 2026
20182020202220242026$499k

Kansas housing market by county

Median sale price as of June 2026; change is versus the same month a year earlier (the data is not seasonally adjusted). Most sales first.

CountyMedian sale priceY/YHomes sold (12 mo)
Johnson County$498,593+2.8%9,456
Sedgwick County$254,781+0.9%7,725
Shawnee County$219,381-4.2%2,319
Wyandotte County$252,288+4.8%1,674
Leavenworth County$336,742+2.7%1,076
Butler County$273,728-9.4%1,033
Riley County$309,128+7.5%824
Saline County$212,401-3.5%733
Douglas County$378,931+26.4%690
Geary County$259,219+17.9%524
Miami County$348,916+10.8%497
Harvey County$219,381-0.3%391
Crawford County$183,981+18.7%371
Cowley County$152,570+20.1%323
Franklin County$224,367-15.0%323
Lyon County$194,401+2.4%320
Pottawatomie County$356,494-10.9%301
Ellis County$219,381+4.5%290
Montgomery County$162,043-0.3%290
Finney County$269,141-0.1%263
Sumner County$159,550-0.3%246
Barton County$141,102+4.9%234
Dickinson County$206,817-6.0%231
Ford County$301,649+9.7%192
Cherokee County$179,494+75.1%182
Jefferson County$289,134+3.3%163
Labette County$188,767+58.6%163
Osage County$216,639+4.5%143
Linn County$231,347+22.1%137
Bourbon County$234,040+93.4%136
Reno County$167,029+19.1%128
Atchison County$199,437+31.2%121
Jackson County$223,744+16.7%98
McPherson County$241,818+13.2%95
Clay County$229,353+13.3%94
Allen County$113,181-19.1%90
Marion County$174,508+167.1%90
Neosho County——77
Brown County$192,956+17.7%70
Russell County$118,665-57.5%67
Wilson County$135,617+69.5%67
Anderson County——63
Cloud County$154,564-23.4%62
Coffey County$211,902-17.5%62
Pawnee County$114,128-39.6%57
Wabaunsee County$116,122-41.6%56
Ottawa County——50
Harper County$45,372—47
Greenwood County$154,564—45
Kingman County$81,271-8.2%40
Morris County$149,578+78.2%38
Doniphan County——26
Ellsworth County$144,592—25
Chase County——22
Gray County——22
Nemaha County——22
Trego County——22
Woodson County——20
Elk County——18
Rush County——18
Rooks County$103,957+7.2%17
Haskell County——16
Meade County$102,212—16
Edwards County$84,761—14
Gove County——14
Graham County——14
Kearny County——14
Clark County——13
Rice County——12
Barber County——11
Ness County——11
Hodgeman County——9
Marshall County——9
Seward County——9
Stafford County——9
Kiowa County——7
Republic County——7
Chautauqua County——6
Lane County——6
Pratt County——5
Hamilton County——4
Lincoln County——4
Mitchell County——4
Washington County——4
Rawlins County——3
Scott County——3
Sherman County——3
Grant County——2
Greeley County——2
Phillips County——2
Stevens County——2
Comanche County——1
Decatur County——1
Jewell County——1
Logan County——1
Morton County——1
Norton County——1
Osborne County——1
Thomas County——1
Cheyenne County——0
Sheridan County——0
Smith County——0
Stanton County——0
Wallace County——0
Wichita County——0

— means the county's June 2026 median is suppressed (fewer than 3 sales) or unreported.

What's being built: Kansas building permits — the monthly construction supply behind these prices.
What renting costs: Kansas fair market rents — HUD rent levels for every county, by bedroom count.
Who lives here: Kansas census profile — income, demographics, and housing from the Census ACS.

Kansas housing market — FAQ

What is the median home price in Kansas?+

Medians are not pooled across counties — each county's median describes its own market. In June 2026, the largest Kansas market, Johnson County, had a median sale price of $498,593, up 2.8% from a year earlier. Every county's median is in the table below.

How many homes sold in Kansas?+

3,693 homes sold across Kansas's 105 tracked counties in June 2026, and 33,222 over the trailing 12 months.

Are Kansas home prices rising or falling?+

In Johnson County — the state's most active market — the median sale price was up 2.8% in June 2026 versus the same month a year earlier. County trends vary; the table below shows each county's year-over-year change.

Where does this data come from?+

Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage. Figures are Redfin Data Center county levels, shown verbatim; months where a county had fewer than 3 sales are suppressed. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with Redfin.

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