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November Market Update:
A Look at the Trends Shaping Our Region
As fall settles in, the Miami Valley housing market continues to balance seasonal slowdowns with steady buyer activity. While some areas are seeing slight dips in sales and prices, others are holding firm — showing that motivated buyers and sellers are still keeping things moving this late in the year.
Whether you’re getting ready to list before the holidays or planning a move for the new year, these monthly insights offer a helpful look at where the market stands across Dayton, Cincinnati, and Springfield.
Dayton
Dayton’s housing market cooled slightly in October, but overall activity remains steady. The area saw 1,415 closings, a 2.55% decrease from September. The average sales price settled at $285,949, down 0.99% month-over-month. Homes took a bit longer to sell, with an average of 47 days on market, up from 44 the previous month — a typical seasonal shift as fall progresses.
Cincinnati
Cincinnati’s market held strong through October, with prices ticking up even as sales leveled off. The area recorded 1,779 closings, a slight 0.79% increase from the prior month. The average sales price climbed to $369,828, marking a 1.93% rise. Homes continued to move quickly, averaging 26 days on market — just one day longer than in September.
Springfield
Springfield’s real estate scene showed a healthy mix of activity in October. A total of 432 homes sold, reflecting a 2.37% increase in closings from September. The average sale price rose to $254,203, up 0.81% month-over-month. Sellers saw slightly quicker turnarounds, with homes spending 67 days on the market — down six days from the previous period.
Even as the market cools seasonally, real estate across the region continues to offer opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Staying informed on local shifts can help you make smart, timely moves — whether that’s listing before year-end or planning ahead for 2026.
