The single-family detached market saw massive gains in new inventory, up 21.2% to 349 listings while overall listings remained 9.7% higher than March of 2025. This helped to dilute the buyer pool a bit and spread the demand out. Anecdotally, the single-family move-up market ($650k-$900k) seems to be on fire, as folks who may have purchased within the last decade are outgrowing or growing tired of their current setup, and needing bigger space or better locations. Multiple, above list price offers are common and frustrating for many buyers, as there are too few turnkey options for them to choose from. Median value remained essentially level, down 2.1% from March 2025 to $595,000. Outside of the move-up market, it’s a different story. Lower end properties are plentiful, but buyers are finding it difficult to qualify with rates at current levels. On the high-end market, buyers are more likely to be selective and less motivated to make a move unless the stars align – which is difficult in a “weird market”. Because of the diluted demand, days on market are up 18.2% compared to March 2025 and are up nearly 12% year over year.