March sales in Summit County were down about 3% compared to March 2025, though the slowdown was less pronounced than what we saw in January and February. Buyer interest picked up in the luxury segment, helping push the average sold price up roughly 10% year-over-year.
One interesting note—active listings as of April 11 are nearly identical to this time last year. Single-family home sales continue to lag behind 2025 levels, and overall price point activity for closings in the first quarter is trending slightly lower than it was in Q1 of last year. In contrast, condominium sales and average prices remain strong, largely driven by new construction activity.
As we move into the second quarter, the momentum from March appears to be carrying forward. Sales activity is holding steady, while inventory and overall market activity are increasing and beginning to align more closely with 2025 levels.
Posted by Jan Leopold April 13, 2026