Latest Summit County Real Estate Market Updates

The 2026 market looks remarkably like the 2025 market. One difference is we have about 7% more inventory in 2026 than in 2025. That doesn’t seem like much but it does create more options for buyers and we can certainly feel it in the slower velocity of buyer decision...

For this month’s market report, I’m providing a screen shot from a MLS reporting module called Green Lights. Because the market is holding steady without any marked changes to be captured in the July 2026 data set, I thought a picture is worth a thousand words. We did...

Overall, things are heating up for summer as we would expect.  Thus far, we are trending ahead of the past few years in pricing and number of sales.  There is still a lot of inventory to choose from, so buyers can be picky and negotiate and sellers should expect to...

There was a notable increase in closings in March compared to the first two months of the year, while both average sale price and price per square foot remained flat. This points to steady demand within a more balanced market. March saw 105 residential closings in...

January 2026 stats were slightly below the regular January trends. January tends to be the lowest month for sales volume, due to the holiday season’s lack of contracts. There were only 58 residential sales in Summit County in January 2026. Not too unusual for January...

The past year has been the best in four years with more sales volume in both number of sales and dollar volume than the years 2022-2024. Watch our full video recap below:Median sales price and average sales price are down slightly from 2024 at -2.8% and -1.45%,...

September was a bright spot in market activity and in October we saw dips in number of sold properties, average and median pricing, and price per square foot. Average sale price for Summit County residential properties in the last month fell from $1,594,698 to...

Our active listings are up 25% compared to last year, and we are 50% above pre-COVID levels. This translates to about 8 months of inventory. There are a lot of properties to choose from right now, but we are coming down from our typical summer peak, and there will...

The market year to date is fairly consistent with last year as far as sales volume, but we anticipate the year end statistics will reflect the softening we are feeling. Summit County has a consistent peak for new listings in June (the most listings added in June) and...