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January Market Update
A Look at the Trends Shaping Our Region
The new year is officially underway, and the Miami Valley housing market is settling into its winter rhythm. January often brings a mix of renewed interest and seasonal pacing, giving buyers and sellers a chance to regroup, plan ahead, and make thoughtful decisions.
While some areas experienced price adjustments, activity remained steady across the region. Here’s a closer look at how Dayton, Cincinnati, and Springfield started the year.
Dayton
Dayton opened the year with a noticeable increase in activity. A total of 1,260 homes closed in January, marking a significant jump from December. While the average sales price adjusted slightly to $291,741, homes moved faster overall, spending an average of 58 days on the market — 16 days quicker than the previous month. This combination points to renewed buyer engagement heading into the new year.
Cincinnati
Cincinnati’s market maintained a steady pace as 2026 began. The city recorded 1,639 closings, up nearly 15% from December. The average home value settled at $358,784, reflecting a modest seasonal adjustment. Homes spent an average of 31 days on the market, slightly longer than the prior month, but still moving relatively quickly for this time of year.
Springfield
Springfield started the year with stable pricing and consistent activity. The average sales price rose slightly to $238,878, while 372 homes closed during the month. Homes spent an average of 82 days on the market, reflecting a slower winter pace as buyers and sellers take a more measured approach early in the year.
As the year unfolds, the Miami Valley market continues to offer opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Staying informed on local trends can help you plan confidently — whether you’re considering a move now or preparing for the months ahead.
