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Home Prices Climb Across Nearly 80% Of U.S. Metros As Values Hit Fresh Highs

October 30, 2026

Most U.S. metro areas saw home prices rise in Q3 2026, with 78% experiencing gains, though slightly fewer than the previous quarter. The median price for existing single-family homes increased 1.7% to $432,900. The Northeast led with a 4.0% rise, while the West saw a 0.6% decline. California cities remained the priciest, with San Jose topping at $1.92 million. Monthly mortgage payments rose slightly, impacting affordability, especially for first-time buyers.

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