Kentucky recorded a total of 3,880 homes sold during December, a 14.5% increase from the prior month and a 6.2% rise from one year earlier.
According to data from Kentucky Realtors, last month’s 3,501 new listings represented a 28.9% decline from November, but it was also a 3.6% increase from December 2024. Working with a 4.17 months’ supply of inventory, homes were on the market for an average of 25 days, up five days from the prior month and up four days from one year ago.
The median sales price of $270,500 was down 1.7% from November and up 4.0% from December 2024. The $1.22 billion total sales volume was a 12.5% month-over-month increase and a 9.8% year-over-year upswing.
“As we settle into winter, it’s typical that we see sales dip month-over-month. However, Kentucky’s real estate market is bucking the seasonal trend,” said Kentucky Realtors President Ann Elizabeth Delahanty said. “In December, we saw another month of total sales volume well over $1 billion. Maintaining that volume month-over-month really demonstrates the strength of our market in the Commonwealth, despite being in the middle of what is typically viewed as a slower time of year in real estate.”
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