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Economic Data Brief |
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Housing
New Residential Sales — June 2026
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| New single-family homes sold rose by 10,000 in June 2026 to 628, −37,000 from a year ago. Prior month: 618. Prior periods were revised in 9 series — figures below reflect that. | |
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New home sales
628
▲ +10,000 m/m · −37,000 y/y
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Median price
$398,300
▼ −3.3% m/m · −2.7% y/y
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Months supply
9.3 mo
▼ −1.1% m/m · +3.3% y/y
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| Revision check| REVISIONS DETECTED (9) — since first published. Every change below is calculated on the revised figures. | | Months' supply at current sales rate · May 2026 | 10.3 mo | → | 9.4 mo | ▼ −0.9 mo | | New single-family homes sold · May 2026 | 580 | → | 618 | ▲ +38,000 | | Months' supply at current sales rate · April 2026 | 9.4 mo | → | 9.0 mo | ▼ −0.4 mo | | New single-family homes sold · April 2026 | 622 | → | 646 | ▲ +24,000 | | New single-family homes sold · March 2026 | 682 | → | 659 | ▼ −23,000 | | Median sales price, new homes · May 2026 | $424,900 | → | $412,000 | ▼ −$12,900 | | Median sales price, new homes · March 2026 | $387,400 | → | $398,700 | ▲ +$11,300 | | Months' supply at current sales rate · March 2026 | 8.5 mo | → | 8.7 mo | ▲ +0.2 mo | | Median sales price, new homes · April 2026 | $422,500 | → | $415,700 | ▼ −$6,800 |
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Key figures| Headline → | June 2026 | May 2026 | M/M chg | M/M % | Y/Y chg | Y/Y % | 12-period trend |
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| New single-family homes soldREVISED SAAR, thousands of units | 628 | 618 | ▲ +10,000 | ▲ +1.6% | ▼ −37,000 | ▼ −5.6% | | | Median sales price, new homesREVISED | $398,300 | $412,000 | ▼ −$13,700 | ▼ −3.3% | ▼ −$10,900 | ▼ −2.7% | | | Months' supply at current sales rateREVISED | 9.3 mo | 9.4 mo | ▼ −0.1 mo | ▼ −1.1% | ▲ +0.3 mo | ▲ +3.3% | | | Trend bars show the level over the last 13 periods; the latest period is highlighted. |
What stood out- The 3.3% monthly drop in Median sales price, new homes is the biggest since June 2025.
- 30-year fixed mortgage rate: 5 straight months of increase.
Full detailShow every category and subcategorySources |
Economic Impact Group, LLC Economic research for developing communities
Prepared 2026-08-03 13:19 UTC. Green marks an
increase, red a decrease — direction only, not good or bad.
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