Sales accelerated in June. Price growth stayed measured.
Closed sales rose sharply from last June, but the larger story is balance: more inventory, steady pricing, and room for careful decisions.
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June 2026Market pulse
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824homes sold+29.8% year over year
$348kmedian price+0.9% year over year
42days on marketregional average
June at a glance
Huntsville and Madison County. Source: HAAR, published July 15, 2026.
824homes sold
635 in June 2025$348kmedian sale price
$345k a year ago2,706homes on market
active supply42average days on market
regional averageStart here
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One market, several signals
June brought more completed sales and a slightly higher median price, while available inventory kept choice in the market.
Where Huntsville completed 4,813 homes
Apartments drove the total, and five reporting tracts accounted for nearly half.
Five road corridors, five delivery stages
Design, right-of-way, utilities, contract awards, and construction are tracked separately.
Mill Creek and the downtown edge
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+29.8%
Year-over-year increase in June closed sales, from 635 to 824.
1,201
Pending sales reported in June.
+0.9%
Year-over-year median sale price change.
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