Mid-Atlantic cools, smaller markets hold stronger

The month of June saw cooler market conditions with fewer sales, slower price growth, and expanded inventory across the Mid-Atlantic.

Sales were down 18.1% compared to last year, but home prices continued to rise, with the median sales price up 7.8% for the region.
 

 
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Buyer demand continued to track below last year in each of the major metros, remaining in the Moderate range.

The HDI shows that demand for higher-priced single-family homes and condominiums went up in the Philadelphia and Baltimore metro areas, while demand for higher-priced homes has eased in the Washington region.

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Mid-Atlantic Overview Download the June 2022 report.		DOWNLOAD
Key Findings - Washington, D.C. Download this graphic for the Washington D.C. Metro.		DOWNLOAD
Key Findings - Baltimore Download this graphic for the Baltimore Metro.		DOWNLOAD
Key Findings - Philadelphia Download this graphic for the Philadelphia Metro.		DOWNLOAD
Weekly Market Update Access these weekly reports for real-time data on residential market activity across the Bright footprint.		ACCESS NOW

 
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