- Slight uptick seen in single-family house listings locally and across United States
- Median sales price rose 18.4 percent in June to $244,000 for single-family homes
- Average days on market went from 60 days to 22, lowest average over past 18 years
Larry Peplin for Crain’s Detroit Business
In June, single-family real estate sales continued to shatter records with median sales prices at their highest levels ever.
Despite what agents are calling a “slight uptick” in single-family house listings locally and across the United States, Metro Detroit home prices are going to remain steamy well through fall, Realtors and brokers predict, keeping one of the busiest periods in residential real estate going strong into the holidays.