Kansas home sales continued to move in a positive direction in July, with 3,727 homes sold across the state. That is a 2.2 percent increase compared to July 2025, while total sales volume climbed 4.3 percent to more than $1.36 billion.
Home prices also continued to rise. The median sale price reached $304,500, up 3.2 percent from a year ago. Homes that sold in July were typically on the market for just 10 days and sold for 100 percent of their list price.
Buyers are also seeing more options. Active listings increased 8.4 percent from last July to 8,232 homes, bringing statewide inventory to 2.6 months of supply. While that is an improvement, inventory remains below the level typically associated with a balanced market.
For REALTORS®, the July numbers point to a market that remains active and competitive while gradually offering buyers more choice. Staying informed on statewide and local trends can help you guide clients with realistic expectations and confidence.
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