06/19/2026
Sumner County Market Update – June 2026
Year-over-year data from May shows strong activity in Sumner County, with notable gains in both inventory and closed sales.
New listings remained essentially flat compared to last year, but overall inventory grew significantly. Total inventory is up 19%, and active inventory increased 21%, giving buyers more options than a year ago. Months of supply dipped slightly to 3.94, reflecting solid absorption.
Buyer demand has picked up meaningfully. New under contract activity is up 18%, and pending inventory has increased 14%, signaling continued engagement in the market.
Closings rose sharply, up 27% year over year, pointing to stronger transaction volume. Home prices also continued to appreciate, with the average sale price up 6% to $544,106 and the median price up 3% to $454,000.
Homes are taking longer to go under contract, with average days to contract up 25% and overall days from list to close increasing 11%. However, once under contract, timelines have improved slightly, with contract-to-close time down 6%.
What this means:
Inventory has expanded, creating more choices for buyers
Buyer activity and closings are both trending upward
Price growth remains steady, though at a more moderate pace
Homes are taking longer to secure a contract, but transactions are still moving reliably
If you're considering making a move, understanding how these trends are shifting can help you position yourself effectively in today’s market.