Ten-Year Annual Trends

Last update: Oct. 7, 2026, midnight Source: IAR MLS Data Warehouse Data notes: A listing counts in inventory if its status is active, not pending or sold. Inventory fluctuates constantly, so we calculate the monthly measure as the inventory at the start of each day average across the entire month. Geography notes: New construction is now counted here, as it already was elsewhere in Indiana. Figures here are higher than previously published. All history has been rebuilt on the current method, so the trend is consistent throughout.

Last update: Oct. 7, 2026, midnight Source: IAR MLS Data Warehouse Data notes: None Geography notes: New construction is now counted here, as it already was elsewhere in Indiana. Figures here are higher than previously published. All history has been rebuilt on the current method, so the trend is consistent throughout.

Last update: Oct. 7, 2026, midnight Source: Monthly closed sales Data notes: None Geography notes: New construction is now counted here, as it already was elsewhere in Indiana. Figures here are higher than previously published. All history has been rebuilt on the current method, so the trend is consistent throughout.

Last update: Oct. 7, 2026, midnight Source: IAR MLS Data Warehouse Data notes: Days on market is the time from listing to pending for listings that went under contract within the period. To filter out erroneous data, this filters out listings with a pending date before 2017. There is delay in entering pending dates, so recent months represent only the portion of sales with a pending date. Geography notes: New construction is now counted here, as it already was elsewhere in Indiana. Figures here are higher than previously published. All history has been rebuilt on the current method, so the trend is consistent throughout.

Last update: Oct. 7, 2026, midnight Source: IAR MLS Data Warehouse Data notes: This excludes properties where the sale price is less than half the listing price or greater than twice the listing price, assuming those are errors. The median price represents the middle value of all properties sold. Half of sales had a higher price and half had a lower price. Geography notes: New construction is now counted here, as it already was elsewhere in Indiana. Figures here are higher than previously published. All history has been rebuilt on the current method, so the trend is consistent throughout.