Market Statistics for February 2026

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  • Median Sold Price
    1.0%
    $300,000
    $300,000 YTD 6.6% $281,487 Prior YTD

  • Units Sold
    0.4%
    1,095
    2,027 YTD -3.8% 2,107 Prior YTD

  • Total Sold Volume
    0.4%
    $380.93M
    $707.23M YTD -2.7% $726.49M Prior YTD

  • Active Inventory
    25.5%
    2,497

  • Median Days on Market
    57.1%
    11

  • New Listings
    -2.8%
    1,540
  • Percent change is the comparison to the same month of the prior year.

The Greater Cincinnati housing market across Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, and Warren counties is entering the spring season with steady home prices and expanding inventory, signaling growing opportunities for buyers and sellers alike, according to the REALTOR® Alliance of Greater Cincinnati (RAGC).

In February 2026, the median sold price reached $300,000, a 1.0% increase compared to February 2025, continuing the region’s trend of stable home values.

A total of 1,095 homes were sold in February, a 0.4% increase year-over-year, reflecting consistent buyer activity. Total sold volume reached $380.9 million, also up 0.4% from last year.

Housing supply continues to expand across the region. Active inventory rose to 2,497 listings, a 25.5% increase compared to February 2025, giving buyers more options as the spring market approaches. New listings totaled 1,540, a 2.8% decrease year-over-year, suggesting some sellers may still be preparing for the peak spring selling season.

“As the market begins gearing up for the busy spring and summer seasons, both buyers and sellers should be thinking strategically about timing, pricing, and preparation,” said Rob Streicher, 2026 President of the REALTOR® Alliance of Greater Cincinnati. “Inventory is improving and homes are still moving quickly, which means having a REALTOR® who understands local trends and can help guide smart decisions will be especially important in the months ahead.”

Homes spent a median of 11 days on the market, though that represents a 57.1% increase from last year’s extremely fast pace.

As Greater Cincinnati prepares for the spring and summer real estate seasons, February’s data reflects a stable and gradually balancing market, with more inventory creating opportunities for buyers while sellers continue to benefit from strong home values.

The data provided is compiled from activity reported in the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati, including residential closings from new and existing single-family homes and condominiums. The REALTOR® Alliance of Greater Cincinnati represents more than 5,600 real estate professionals who subscribe to a strict Code of Ethics.