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Midwest Metros Lead Spring Housing Market Gains in April
Contract signings rose 4.5 percent year-over-year in April, the strongest reading in three years, according to Realtor.com data. New listings reached their highest level since 2022 as Midwest cities posted the largest increases.
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Com's Spring 2026 Housing Market Progress Report published Thursday. New listings also reached their highest level since 2022. U.S. metros, 21 recorded increases in both new listings and contract signings. The Midwest accounted for the top five metros on the list.
7 percent. 9 percent, respectively. 7 percent rise in new listings and a 6. Columbus and Cincinnati also showed gains. 0 percent increase in new listings and a 7. 7 percent.
1 percent. Days on market in both metros increased more than one week compared with the prior year. 5 percent. 7 percent year-over-year, the steepest decline among the top 50 metros. Phoenix and Jacksonville posted similar patterns. 1 percent. 2 percent. com, said in the report.
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