Market Reports

August 2026 Phoenix Housing Market Update Supply crossed the line — and the leverage shifted. For a year, Greater Phoenix has sat just inside seller territory. In August, that changed. The August 2026 ARMLS data shows months of supply climbing to 4.28 — past the four-month mark that separates a seller-leaning market from a balanced

A market in transition, not retreat The July 2026 ARMLS data tells a steady story dressed up as a slow one. On the surface, almost every count fell from June: closed sales dropped 12.24%, homes under contract slipped 10.22%, and new listings eased 1.69%. But those declines are mostly the Phoenix summer doing what it

Phoenix Inventory Tightens for Summer, Even as Monthly Sales Volume Cools ARMLS data shows the Valley’s absorption rate climbing and active supply shrinking year-over-year — a sign the market is quietly regaining balance despite the seasonal summer slowdown. Published July 16, 2026 · Data through June 2026 · Source: ARMLS STAT https://youtu.be/x4PQ_4z9jz0?si=Ngdjfqji_Y0zYlTw June is typically

May 2026 Market Snapshot The Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) released its May 2026 STAT report, covering the full Greater Phoenix metro. The headline numbers tell a consistent story: supply is healthier than it’s been in years, prices are holding steady, and buyers have real negotiating room for the first time since before the

Transaction Volume: Demand Is Holding April 2026 closed with 7,581 sold listings across the Greater Phoenix metro — essentially flat month-over-month (+0.17%) and a healthy 4.05% gain year-over-year from 7,286. This is one of the clearest signals that buyer demand, while no longer frenzied, is both real and growing. Even in the face of 6%+

Market Overview: Spring 2026 Arrives with Force The Phoenix metro real estate market made a decisive statement in March 2026. According to the ARMLS® STAT Report, sold listings jumped 32.1% in a single month — from 5,721 in February to 7,560 in March. That’s the largest month-over-month sales jump in recent memory and confirms the

Phoenix Real Estate Market Report: February 2026 The Phoenix metro housing market continued its gradual normalization in February 2026. Inventory is building, mortgage rates briefly dipped below 6%, and buyer demand is picking up — with pending listings surging 16.87% month-over-month. February saw 5,711 homes close across the Phoenix metro — a sharp 20.64% jump

The Greater Phoenix housing market opened 2026 with a median sales price of $444,740, 24,358 active listings, and 11,339 new listings flooding back after the holiday pause. With 5.17 months of supply and under-contract activity up 36.76% from December, January’s data points to a market in recalibration — not retreat. Full ARMLS analysis inside.

The Phoenix housing market closed 2025 with strength: median price holds at $450,000 while absorption rate surges to 28.75%—the highest in over a year. Sales jumped 14% year-over-year as supply tightened to 3.48 months. Get the full December 2025 data analysis for buyers, sellers, and investors.

Quick Guide to November 2025 Phoenix Housing Report Add a header to begin generating the table of contents The Phoenix housing market in November 2025 continues its measured transition toward equilibrium, marked by stable prices, elevated inventory, and a notable uptick in pending sales activity. Building on the patterns established throughout 2025, Greater Phoenix real