Property segments
The market did not move as one.
Single-family homes
Single-family sales increased to 96, up 37% year over year. The reported average sale price was $4.31 million, down 36%, while active inventory was nearly level at 125 listings. That combination illustrates why transaction mix matters: more homes sold, but fewer extremely high-priced closings pulled down the average.
Condos and townhomes
Attached-home sales fell to 43, down 25%. Their reported average sale price rose 16% to $2.02 million, influenced by a larger share of higher-priced units. Inventory stood at 60 listings.
Land and ranches
Land sales increased 6% to 23 while active inventory climbed 39% to 75. The reported average price was $3.61 million, down 20%. With only 23 sales and substantial differences among parcels, one transaction can materially affect the average.
Luxury properties
The source defines luxury as properties above $5 million. This segment recorded 35 sales, down 13%, with 99 active listings. Its reported average sale price was $8.41 million, down 25%.