New Home Market Remains Stuck in Neutral
The latest New Home Sales report showed little change in July, with sales holding very close to June’s pace. The seasonally-adjusted annual sales rate came in at 652,000.
This marks a -0.6% dip from June’s revised 656,000, and leaves sales -8.2% lower than July 2024’s 710,000 level.
For all practical purposes, the pace of sales continues to run sideways, reflecting the same stable range seen over the past 2+ years despite periodic swings.
Regional Breakdown (Sales, July 2025)
South: -3.5% MoM
Midwest: -6.6% MoM
Northeast: unchanged MoM
West: +11.7% MoM
Market Inventory & Pricing
Homes for sale: 499,000 units (-0.6% from June; +7.3% YoY)
Months’ supply: 9.2 months (flat MoM; +16.5% YoY)
Median sales price: $403,800 (-
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