Newest St. Louis Housing Report 

November 2025 Housing Report Images

These figures compare real estate activity in November 2025 to November 2024
Data Source: St Louis Realtors

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Quick Lesson and Deeper Dive

months supply and impact on price

How to Understand the Law of Supply and Demand in Real Estate

It's simpler than you might think.

Months of inventory refers to the number of months it would take to sell all the current listings on the market if no new properties were added. It's a measure used to gauge the health of the real estate market:
  • Calculation: It's calculated by dividing the current number of active listings by the average sales per month.
  • Low Inventory: If this number is low (e.g., 1-3 months), it means there are fewer homes for sale relative to buyer demand. This situation typically indicates a seller's market.
  • High Inventory: A higher number (e.g., 6 months or more) suggests there are many homes available compared to the number of buyers, indicating a buyer's market.

Below are the current months of supply charts for St. Louis and St. Charles County as of the end of October

St. Louis City 3.6 Months of Inventory

St. Charles County 2.8 Months of Inventory

         Whether you're interested in the St. Louis or St. Charles area, the supply of homes is still low.
That's why home prices keep going up and why competition is still very much in the picture.

Will Home Prices Start to Go Down?

Too soon to tell. This will depend on the area you are interested in. We do have a quick way for you to see homes that have recently lowered their price. 

Check out our easy-to-use hack  the Price Checker.

Want to see homes that have lowered their price in the last 3 days, 7 days, or in the past month?  We've got you covered!

Click on over to our Price Checker  for some DIY research! (We included a tutorial for you once you get there)

Attention Data Geeks and Chart Lovers Keep Scrolling for More

The charts below will show you month by month over the past 5 years how many new listings came on the market on a monthly basis.

If you put your mouse over the graph lines you will see the actual numbers and how they change month to month. This data is refreshed continuously so mark this page and come back in the future to see the trends.

St. Louis County New Listings-Over the Last 5 Years

St. Charles County New Listings Over the Last 5 Years

St. Louis City Median Sales Price 3 Bedroom Home Over the Last 5 Years

The charts below are interactive.  As you move your cursor (or finger on mobile devices)on the chart line you'll see the median price for each month going
back to 2016.

St. Louis City Median Days on Market During the Same 5 Year Period
How Long it Took a Home to Sell

St. Louis County Median Sales Price 3 Bedroom Home
Over the Last 5 Years

St. Louis County Median Days on Market During the Same 5 Year Period
How Long it Took a Home to Sell

St. Charles County Median Sales Price 3 Bedroom Home
Over the Last 5 Years

St. Charles County Median Days on Market During the Same 5 Year Period
How Long it Took a Home to Sell

Links to More Communities for Median Prices 5 Year Period

Ballwin
Chesterfield
Wildwood
Brentwood
Maplewood
University City
Ladue
Kirkwood
Central West End

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