Pennsylvania Luxury Market Update: Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties
Date Range: September 29 – October 5, 2025
Bucks County Market Highlights ($1M+)
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Sales: 29 (up 190% WoW)
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Median Sale Price: $1,395,000 (up 2%)
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New Signed Contracts: 11 (down 21%)
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New Listings: 19 (down 21%)
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In Contract DOM: 77 days
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Sold DOM: 104 days
Bucks County saw a major surge in closed luxury sales, signaling strong buyer confidence even as new listings and contracts dipped. The slight uptick in median prices shows ongoing demand for high-quality homes in scenic, suburban settings.
Montgomery County Market Highlights (All Price Points)
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Sales: 239 (up 50%)
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Median Sale Price: $449,900 (down 2%)
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New Signed Contracts: 160 (up 7%)
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New Listings: 233 (up 10%)
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In Contract DOM: 25 days
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Sold DOM: 37 days
Luxury Segment ($1M+)
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New Listings: 23 (up 35%)
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Signed Contracts: 17 (up 55%)
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Sold: 24 (up 60%)
Montgomery County remains one of the most balanced and active markets in the region, particularly in the luxury tier. The strong rise in new luxury listings and signed contracts reflects renewed movement among high-net-worth buyers seeking value in top suburban areas.
Philadelphia County Market Highlights ($1M+)
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Sales: 35 (up 600% WoW!)
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Median Sale Price: $1,645,000 (up 39%)
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New Signed Contracts: 4 (down 43%)
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New Listings: 24 (up 40%)
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In Contract DOM: 49 days
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Sold DOM: 196 days
Luxury activity in Philadelphia surged dramatically, with a sixfold increase in sales and a sharp rise in median prices. Despite fewer contracts signed this week, the city’s high-end market continues to command attention from both local and out-of-state buyers looking for premier urban properties.
Regional Insight
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Philadelphia is seeing renewed activity in the luxury segment after a slower summer.
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Montgomery County continues to lead in consistency, balancing sales and inventory.
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Bucks County offers a quieter but competitive luxury scene where inventory remains tight.