Highpointe is following typical seasonal trends, so far…

The first half of 2026 delivered a dramatic shift in the Highpointe real estate market. After a frozen winter where listings sat idle, spring ushered in a massive surge in inventory—and buyers snapped up properties at record speeds, bringing pricing into a healthy, predictable groove.

Key Highlights at a Glance

  • Inventory Peak: 7 Active Listings in June — up +133% compared to the Q1 average of 3 listings.

  • Speed to Contract: 8.5 Days (Median Days on Market in June) — a breathtaking acceleration from February’s peak of 158 days.

  • Price Range Equilibrium: $862.5k – $895.0k — price levels stabilized heading into summer after a wild Q1 ride.


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Month-by-Month Market Breakdown

1. Winter Sluggishness (Jan – Feb)

  • Active Listings: 3 in Jan | 3 in Feb

  • Median Days on Market: 35 days (Jan) $\rightarrow$ 158 days (Feb peak)

  • Closed Price: $787.5k (Jan) $\rightarrow$ $750.0k (Feb)

  • The Story: Limited buyer activity pushed time-on-market past 5 months during the February trough. Prices hit their lowest point before reversing course.

2. The Early Spring Pivot (Mar – Apr)

  • Active Listings: 1 in Mar | 4 in Apr

  • Closed Price Peak: $924.9k in March

  • The Story: Inventory contracted sharply in March down to a single active listing, sparking a temporary price spike near $925k. By April, listings quadrupled back to 4 as sellers began listing for the spring.

3. Peak Velocity & Stabilization (May – Jun)

  • Active Listings: 4 in May | 7 in June

  • Median Days on Market: 20 days (May) $\rightarrow$ 8.5 days (June)

  • Closed Prices: $895.0k (May) $\rightarrow$ $862.5k (June)

  • The Story: Even as inventory doubled in May and peaked in June, market velocity surged. Buyers absorbed the new supply almost instantly, dropping median time-on-market under 9 days. Following a volatile Q1, closed prices settled neatly just under $900k heading into mid-summer.

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