Housing inventory · August 2026

Where homes are for sale — and where people are moving

1,137,089 homes were actively listed for sale across 50 states and DC.

Active listings, US total
1,137,089
Biggest net gain
North Carolina +84,064
Biggest net loss
California -229,077
Data recency
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Total homes actively listed for sale, from Realtor.com (August 2026). Darker states have more homes on the market.

Fewer listingsMore

Major metros in Florida

Listings August 2026 · cost of living 2024 · unemployment July 2026 · jobs August 2026

  • Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm BeachCompare
    For sale
    40,908
    Median price
    $490,000
    Days on market
    85
    Cost of living
    114.2
    Unemployment
    3.7%
    Job growth
    +0.2%
  • Tampa-St. Petersburg-ClearwaterCompare
    For sale
    17,996
    Median price
    $390,000
    Days on market
    74
    Cost of living
    100.9
    Unemployment
    4.8%
    Job growth
    +1.0%
  • Orlando-Kissimmee-SanfordCompare
    For sale
    13,817
    Median price
    $415,000
    Days on market
    75
    Cost of living
    101.4
    Unemployment
    4.7%
    Job growth
    +0.9%
  • JacksonvilleCompare
    For sale
    7,774
    Median price
    $380,000
    Days on market
    65
    Cost of living
    99.5
    Unemployment
    4.9%
    Job growth
    +0.4%

Up to four metro areas per state, ranked by size. Cost of living is the BEA price level for that metro (US average = 100); unemployment is not seasonally adjusted.

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Top 5 states people are moving to

Largest net gain of movers from other states, July 2024 - July 2025

#StateNet movers
1North Carolina4.25% tax · 48,035 listings+84,064
2TexasNo income tax · 138,054 listings+67,299
3South Carolina6.2% tax · 28,948 listings+66,622
4TennesseeNo income tax · 36,662 listings+42,389
5Arizona2.5% tax · 28,603 listings+31,107

Top 5 states people are moving out of

Largest net loss of movers to other states, July 2024 - July 2025

#StateNet movers
1California13.3% tax · 73,896 listings-229,077
2New York10.9% tax · 38,872 listings-137,586
3Illinois4.95% tax · 21,354 listings-40,017
4New Jersey10.75% tax · 20,375 listings-37,428
5Massachusetts9% tax · 12,474 listings-33,340