Johnston County’s inventory held just below June’s peak in July, 1,408 homes, while months of supply stayed at 4.1, among the highest levels this market has seen since 2022. Prices eased modestly and closed sales dipped slightly, but the number of homes going under contract actually grew. Here’s what July’s numbers say about where Johnston’s market stands heading into the second half of summer.
Johnston County’s housing market remained steady in May as inventory held near last month’s level and homes sold more quickly. While median sales price softened slightly, strong list-to-sale ratios and rising price-per-square-foot figures point to continued buyer demand.
Johnston County’s housing market showed strong pricing growth in February while inventory remained stable. Homes sold slightly faster than in January, though year-over-year data reflects a more measured pace compared to early 2025.
Johnston County’s housing market in October remained well-supplied, with inventory up, prices softening slightly, and homes taking longer to sell. Buyers are gaining leverage, while sellers continue to see solid results with strategic pricing.
Johnston County’s market stayed active in May, with rising inventory and steady prices creating a more balanced environment. Buyers have more options, and while sellers still see strong results, thoughtful pricing is more important than ever.
