For Week Ending October 4, 2025

Nationally, the best time to buy a home is the week of October 12–18, according to a recent report from Realtor®.com. Historically, this week offers the most favorable conditions for buyers, with higher inventory levels, lower home prices, reduced competition, and a slower market pace. However, the optimal buying window varies across local markets. Some areas have already experienced peak buyer conditions, while others may not reach their ideal period until November or December.

IN THE TWIN CITIES REGION, FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 4:

• New Listings decreased 4.4% to 1,409
• Pending Sales decreased 5.7% to 966
• Inventory remained flat at 10,688

FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST:

• Median Sales Price increased 2.8% to $400,000
• Days on Market increased 5.0% to 42
• Percent of Original List Price Received remained flat at 98.7%
• Months Supply of Homes For Sale remained flat at 2.8

All comparisons are to 2024

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For Week Ending September 27, 2025

According to ATTOM’s Q2 2025 Home Equity and Underwater Report, 47.4% of mortgaged residential properties in the U.S. were considered equity-rich—defined as having at least 50% equity—in the second quarter of 2025. This marks an improvement from the first quarter, when 46.2% of mortgaged homes met that threshold, ending a trend of three consecutive quarterly declines.

IN THE TWIN CITIES REGION, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 27:

• New Listings decreased 5.7% to 1,293
• Pending Sales decreased 6.0% to 870
• Inventory increased 0.2% to 10,763

FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST:

• Median Sales Price increased 2.8% to $400,000
• Days on Market increased 5.0% to 42
• Percent of Original List Price Received remained flat at 98.7%
• Months Supply of Homes For Sale remained flat at 2.8

All comparisons are to 2024

Click here for the full Weekly Market Activity Report. From MAAR Market Data News.

For Week Ending September 13, 2025

In a rare shift for the U.S. housing market, new homes have become more affordable than existing homes. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median sales price of a new home was $403,800 in July, compared to $422,400 for an existing home. New-home prices have declined year-over-year for eight consecutive quarters, while existing-home prices have continued to rise.

IN THE TWIN CITIES REGION, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 13:

• New Listings increased 7.4% to 1,570
• Pending Sales increased 5.2% to 892
• Inventory increased 0.5% to 10,517

FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST:

• Median Sales Price increased 2.8% to $400,000
• Days on Market increased 5.0% to 42
• Percent of Original List Price Received remained flat at 98.7%
• Months Supply of Homes For Sale decreased 3.6% to 2.7/li>

All comparisons are to 2024

Click here for the full Weekly Market Activity Report. From MAAR Market Data News.