07/10/2026
📊 June 2026 Market Update | Carmel, Fishers, Lawrence Township & Washington Township
The Central Indiana housing market continues to vary by community, making local expertise more valuable than ever. Here's how these four markets compared to June 2025:
📍 Carmel (Clay Township)
Median Sales Price: $725,000 (▲ 11.2%)
Homes Sold: 139 (▼ 5.4%)
New Listings: 158 (▼ 4.8%)
Active Inventory: 158 (▲ 8.2%)
Median Days on Market: 6 days (▲ 20.0%)
Sold Price per Sq. Ft.: $205 (▲ 4.6%)
Takeaway: Carmel continues to command premium pricing. While sales volume and new listings declined slightly, home values remain strong and well-priced homes continue to move quickly.
📍 Fishers (Delaware & Fall Creek Townships)
Median Sales Price: $489,995 (▲ 3.2%)
Homes Sold: 166 (▲ 11.4%)
New Listings: 206 (▲ 13.8%)
Active Inventory: 231 (▼ 3.8%)
Median Days on Market: 6 days (▼ 33.3%)
Sold Price per Sq. Ft.: $174 (▼ 0.6%)
Takeaway: Fishers remains one of the strongest seller's markets in Central Indiana. More homes sold, listings increased, inventory tightened, and homes sold significantly faster than a year ago.
📍 Lawrence Township
Median Sales Price: $300,000 (▲ 2.0%)
Homes Sold: 142 (▲ 15.4%)
New Listings: 189 (▲ 18.1%)
Active Inventory: 270 (▲ 48.4%)
Median Days on Market: 13 days (▲ 85.7%)
Sold Price per Sq. Ft.: $151 (▲ 2.0%)
Takeaway: Lawrence Township is seeing more inventory come to market, giving buyers additional choices. Despite homes taking longer to sell, prices have remained stable and sales activity continues to increase.
📍 Washington Township
Median Sales Price: $345,000 (▼ 9.4%)
Homes Sold: 197 (▲ 18.0%)
New Listings: 210 (▲ 2.4%)
Active Inventory: 278 (▲ 9.4%)
Median Days on Market: 8 days (▲ 33.3%)
Sold Price per Sq. Ft.: $192 (▼ 2.0%)
Takeaway: Washington Township experienced one of the largest increases in closed sales, but median pricing softened from last year. The combination of higher inventory and longer marketing times suggests buyers have gained a bit more negotiating power.
Overall Market Insight
Each market is telling a different story:
✅ Carmel continues to lead in price appreciation.
✅ Fishers remains one of the hottest markets with faster sales and growing demand.
✅ Lawrence Township is offering buyers more options while maintaining steady appreciation.
✅ Washington Township has seen stronger sales activity despite a decline in median prices.
Real estate has become increasingly neighborhood-specific. Understanding what's happening at the local level—not just nationally—is essential whether you're buying, selling, or investing.