How to read these figures

Realty.com’s September 2026 county-records median ($2,327,500, 20 recorded sales as of Sep 22) is still the freshest monthly closed-sale figure — Realty.com has not added later September recordings since the October 6 edition and still marks the period as settling, so treat it as directional. Median days on market was not published in Realty.com’s September release, so it comes from the next source in the fallback chain: Redfin reports a 47-day median for homes sold over the three months ending September 2026 (Redfin calculations from MLS and/or public records; 64 days a year earlier) — a different source and a longer window than the single-month September price figures, and a newer window than the 43-day figure (3 months ending August) in the October 6 edition. RealtyHop’s 58-day figure (as of Oct 13) is an average for current listings, not a median for closings. Active-inventory counts vary by source and methodology: RealtyHop’s live residential count showed 165 (101 houses, 60 condos, 1 townhouse, 3 multifamily), refreshed hourly, while Realty.com’s MLS snapshot (as of Sep 27) showed 89 homes for sale at a $2,499,000 median list price. MLS sales closed at 100.0% of asking in September (25 sales as of Sep 30), with 40.0% of county-recorded buyers paying cash. Redfin is used only for median days on market; its city page was checked on Oct 13, 2026.