
Phoenix Housing Market Cools to Start 2026
Metro Phoenix's housing market started 2026 with a slight decline, as the median home price fell to $445,000 in January amid a seasonal slowdown in sales.
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Metro Phoenix's housing market started 2026 with a slight decline, as the median home price fell to $445,000 in January amid a seasonal slowdown in sales.

South Florida's real estate market presents a divided picture for 2025, with single-family homes appreciating while the condo sector faces major challenges.

Sacramento's housing market is softening as 2025 ends, with median home prices dropping 3.36% to $575,000. Properties are staying on the market longer, averaging 54 days, and sellers are pulling listi

Massachusetts home prices are projected to continue rising in 2026, with Boston's median hitting $800,000 and buyers increasingly looking to growth markets like Worcester.

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Miami's housing market is cooling, with prices down over 4% and homes lingering on the market for 125 days, shifting negotiating power to buyers.

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Huntsville's housing market is stabilizing in 2025 after a period of rapid growth, with a slight dip in prices seen as a healthy normalization.

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