The Huntsville Area Association of Realtors (HAAR) has released its monthly report for the Huntsville/Madison County market for the month of July.

The report shows that closed sales in all properties have dipped by 8.7% from July of 2024, and the median sales price in all properties has seen a 1.8% decrease as well. The median sales price for a single-family home in the Huntsville area reached $345,439, a decrease of 2.8%, but townhouse/condo units saw a 0.9% increase in median sales price, to $300,000.

New listings for single-family units were up by 2.7%, but townhouse units have seen a 55.1% decrease in new listings. Similarly, pending sales for single-family homes were up by 13.3%, but townhouses were down by 10.9%.

Properties took longer to sell in July than the previous year, with the average days on market for single-family homes sitting at 42, up from 39, and townhouse units taking an average of 66 days to sell, an 88% increase from the previous year, where they sold at an average of 35 days on the market.

Inventory for single-family homes has increased by 8.7%, but inventory of townhouse units is down by 36.4%.

On the national scale, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports that home sales nationwide dipped 2.7% from June to July of 2025. The South as a region saw a slight decline in monthly sales, but the July figures represent an increase in year-to-year sales figures for the region.

Source: Huntsville Business Journal August 18, 2025