Ohio Housing Market Shows Price Growth and Increased Listings Despite Modest Sales Dip
Ohio’s housing market saw an increase in listings and continued price growth in March, while home sales posted a modest year-over-year decline, according to the latest statewide housing data from Ohio REALTORS®.
Statewide home sales reached 8,805 in March 2026, marking a 3.1% decrease from the 9,084 homes sold in March 2025. The median sales price across Ohio climbed to $263,000, up 6.5% from $247,000 one year earlier.
“While home sales in March saw a modest dip compared to last year, Ohio’s housing market continues to demonstrate resilience and steady growth. Rising median prices reflect strong demand and ongoing confidence among buyers, while the increase in active listings is an encouraging sign that inventory is gradually improving,” said Ohio REALTORS® President Mic Gordon. “Although we remain below a balanced market, these trends point to a more stable and sustainable environment for both buyers and sellers as we move through 2026. An Ohio REALTOR® serves as a trusted professional partner, helping buyers and sellers navigate each step of the transaction to achieve their housing goals.”
Active listings reached 31,489 in March 2026, a 1.9% year-over-year increase, up from 30,888 in March 2025 and 26,868 in March 2024.
Ohio ended March with 2.99 months of housing supply, down slightly from 2025 inventory levels (- 0.1%). Six months’ worth of supply is typically considered a balanced market.
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Ohio REALTORS®, with more than 35,000 members, is the largest professional trade association in Ohio. Leading with expertise, professionalism and an entrepreneurial spirit, REALTORS® in Ohio are committed to their clients and communities.
