Monthly Housing Market Reports
One report for every month of housing data, each rebuilt from that month's state-level files: where home prices fell, where sellers cut prices, how fast homes went pending, and how many states a median household could still afford to buy in. Every report covers all 50 states and links to the current housing hub and each state's housing page.
August 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In August 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,697, up 1.2% in a year. Values fell in 9 states, Colorado had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 10 states. Data for all 50 states.
- Typical U.S. home
- $368,697
- +1.2% in 1 yr · +20.3% in 5 yr
- States with falling values
- 9
- steepest: Nevada (-1.8%)
- Price cuts, national
- 26.4%
- most: Colorado (32.3%)
- Days to pending
- 53
- slowest: Florida (89)
- Income covers the typical home
- 10 of 50
- most affordable: West Virginia
- Renting cheaper than buying
- 37 of 50
- largest metros, one per state
All Monthly Reports
Newest first. Each month's figures are the ones published for that month, so the archive reads as a record, not a re-statement of today's numbers.
August 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In August 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,697, up 1.2% in a year. Values fell in 9 states, Colorado had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 10 states. Data for all 50 states.
July 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In July 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,250, up 1.0% in a year. Values fell in 9 states, Colorado had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 10 states. Data for all 50 states.
June 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In June 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,142, up 0.8% in a year. Values fell in 11 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 10 states. Data for all 50 states.
May 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In May 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,385, up 0.7% in a year. Values fell in 11 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 11 states. Data for all 50 states.
April 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In April 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,647, up 0.6% in a year. Values fell in 12 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
March 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In March 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,567, up 0.4% in a year. Values fell in 11 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
February 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In February 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $368,072, up 0.2% in a year. Values fell in 14 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
January 2026 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In January 2026 the typical U.S. home was worth $367,350, up 0.2% in a year. Values fell in 15 states, Arizona had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
December 2025 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In December 2025 the typical U.S. home was worth $366,588, up 0.1% in a year. Values fell in 15 states, Indiana had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
November 2025 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In November 2025 the typical U.S. home was worth $365,790, up 0.1% in a year. Values fell in 15 states, Indiana had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
October 2025 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In October 2025 the typical U.S. home was worth $365,107, up 0.1% in a year. Values fell in 16 states, Indiana had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
September 2025 Housing Market Report: Where Home Prices Fell, Where Sellers Cut, and Who Could Afford to Buy
In September 2025 the typical U.S. home was worth $364,668, up 0.1% in a year. Values fell in 15 states, Colorado had the most price cuts, and the median household could afford the typical home in 13 states. Data for all 50 states.
Go Deeper
Housing market hub
All 50 states ranked on home value, price growth, affordability, rent vs. buy and market temperature, updated monthly.
What you'd keep after housing
The affordability calculator ranks every state by take-home after housing, taxes, childcare and groceries.
Where Americans are moving
IRS migration data for all 50 states: who is arriving, who is leaving, and what they earn.