US housing market report

US housing market in September 2022

The median US home listing price was $427,750 in September 2022, up 14.1% from September 2021, according to Realtor.com. 731,515 homes were for sale (+26.5% from a year earlier); the typical listing spent 47 days on the market, versus 41 a year earlier; 43.6% of listings had a price cut. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.11% in September 2022, compared with 2.90% a year earlier (Freddie Mac). At that rate, the monthly principal and interest on the median-priced listing with 20% down would be about $2,076, up 66.2% from $1,249 a year earlier. Sales of new single-family homes ran at a 552,000 annual rate (-24.7% year over year), with 10.1 months' supply of new homes.

$427,750
+14.1% vs a year ago
Median listing price
This is the September 2022 report. See the latest US housing market data (October 2026) →
Median listing price$427,750+14.1% vs Sep 2021
Homes for sale731,515+26.5% vs Sep 2021
Median days on market47 days+14.6% vs Sep 2021
Listings with a price cut43.6%31.6% a year earlier
30-year mortgage rate6.11%2.90% a year earlier
Payment on median listing$2,076+66.2% vs Sep 2021
New-home sales (SAAR)552K-24.7% vs Sep 2021
Case-Shiller home prices+10.7%12-month change · Sep 2022
Rent inflation (CPI)+7.2%12-month change · Sep 2022

September 2022 in detail

September 2022ValueA year earlierChange
Median listing price$427,750$375,000+14.1%
Median price per sq ft (listings)$220$197+11.7%
Active listings731,515578,081+26.5%
New listings393,884457,162-13.8%
Listings with a price reduction319,222182,530+74.9%
Median days on market4741+14.6%
New single-family homes sold (SAAR, thousands)552733-24.7%
Median new-home sales price$434,200$398,500+9.0%
Months' supply of new homes10.16.1+65.6%
Building permits (SAAR, thousands)1,5861,649-3.8%
Housing starts (SAAR, thousands)1,4811,576-6.0%
30-year fixed mortgage rate (avg)6.11%2.90%+110.8%
15-year fixed mortgage rate (avg)5.35%2.18%+145.0%
Payment on median listing (P&I, 20% down)$2,076$1,249+66.2%

SAAR = seasonally adjusted annual rate. Mortgage rates are the average of Freddie Mac's weekly readings in the month. The payment is an illustration: principal and interest on the median listing price with 20% down and a 30-year fixed loan at that month's average rate, before taxes and insurance.

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Frequently asked questions

What was the median home price in September 2022?

The median US home listing price was $427,750 in September 2022, up 14.1% from September 2021, according to Realtor.com.

Sources: Realtor.com (housing inventory), U.S. Census Bureau (new residential sales and construction), S&P Dow Jones Indices (Case-Shiller), Freddie Mac (mortgage rates) and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (rent CPI), via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Data checked Nov 6, 5:42 PM ET. Not investment advice.