Market Statistics for September 2025

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  • Median Sold Price
    3.3%
    $310,000
    $310,000 YTD 4.7% $296,000 Prior YTD

  • Units Sold
    4.6%
    1,556
    13,521 YTD 3.5% 13,069 Prior YTD

  • Total Sold Volume
    8.0%
    $582.43M
    $5.09B YTD 9.5% $4.65B Prior YTD

  • Active Inventory
    31.2%
    3,127

  • Median Days on Market
    25.0%
    10

  • New Listings
    15.0%
    2,222
  • Percent change is the comparison to the same month of the prior year.
The Greater Cincinnati housing market across Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties continued to show steady momentum in September 2025, with increases in home prices, sales volume, and available listings compared to the same time last year, according to the REALTOR® Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.
Median sold price for the month reached $310,000, a 3.3% increase from September 2024, reflecting consistent home value growth throughout the region. Units sold totaled 1,556, up 4.6% from the previous year, while total sold volume climbed to $582.4 million, marking an 8.0% year-over-year increase.
“Even as the market adjusts to changing economic conditions, the data shows confidence on both sides — sellers continue to see appreciation, and buyers are finding more opportunities thanks to rising inventory,” said DaVan Gassett, President of the REALTOR® Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.
Year-to-date figures also point to sustained strength. Through September, 13,521 homes have sold — up 3.5% from the same period last year. The year-to-date median price of $310,000 represents a 4.7% gain from $296,000 in 2024.
Total year-to-date sold volume has surpassed $5.08 billion, reflecting a 9.5% increase from the $4.65 billion recorded by this time last year.
Inventory growth continues to shape a more balanced market. Active inventory rose to 3,127 listings in September — up 31.2% year-over-year — while new listings reached 2,222, a 15.0% increase from last September. Homes spent a median of 10 days on the market, which is 25.0% longer than last year, indicating that while homes still sell quickly, buyers have a bit more time to make decisions.