The latest housing data from RE/MAX (NYSE: RMAX) determined home sales during June were up across the 50 metro areas surveyed by the company. This marked the fifth consecutive month of increased sales.
Last month’s sales activity was 1.3% higher compared to May and 5.7% higher compared to June 2024. The upswing in sales was mirrored with an expanding inventory – the number of homes for sale grew by 3.9% month-over-month and soared by 30.1% year-over-year. The months’ supply of inventory rose to 2.7 months, up slightly from the 2.5 in May and higher than the 2.1 months recorded last June.
June’s median sales price of $440,000 was a 2/8% increase from the prior month and 2.1% higher than one year earlier. Buyers paid an average of 99% of the asking price in June – the same as in May 2025 but below the 100% seen in June 2024.
“On a national basis, the market continues to be resilient with more homes, more movement, and more opportunity, which is good news,” said RE/MAX Holdings CEO Erik Carlson. “Buyers are finding more options, and sellers are seeing demand. This market is giving people the opportunity to make confident moves.”
