Fall Activity Picks Up 📊
Andy Schildhorn • September 25, 2026
Sales jumped 30% to 225 this week, while new listings increased 10% to 765. That’s a noticeable improvement in buyer activity, but the continued flow of new listings means buyers still have plenty of choice.
Looking at the broader trend, the market remains price-sensitive rather than competitive. The 5.7% gap between original list and sale price is right in the range we’ve seen for much of the year. The fall market is getting busier, but pricing correctly remains key for sellers.
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