Pennsylvania Real Estate Market Update (Nov 24–30, 2025)
Market Highlights Across Montgomery County, Lehigh Valley & Bucks County
The last week of November reflected meaningful shifts across major Pennsylvania markets. Here is a consolidated update for Montgomery County, Lehigh Valley, and Bucks County, including both traditional and luxury ($1M+) activity.
Montgomery County Market Highlights
Date Range: Nov 24–30, 2025
Montgomery County saw softer movement this week, with declines across sales, newly signed contracts, and new listings.
Key Stats
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Sales: 115 (down 36%)
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Median Sales Price: $430,000 (down 7%)
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New Signed Contracts: 105 (down 24%)
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Median Contract Price: $470,500 (up 5%)
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New Listings: 90 (down 34%)
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Median List Price: $444,900 (down 9%)
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In-Contract Days on Market: 44 days
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Sold Days on Market: 33 days
Luxury Market ($1M+)
Takeaway:
Inventory tightened significantly. While the general market slowed, the luxury segment remained relatively stable with consistent buyer engagement.
Lehigh Valley Market Highlights
Date Range: Nov 24–30, 2025
Lehigh Valley remained active, supported by firm pricing and fast-moving inventory despite volume dips.
Key Stats
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Sales: 106 (down 23%)
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Median Sales Price: $340,000 (down 6%)
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New Signed Contracts: 101 (down 21%)
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Median Contract Price: $349,000 (up 2%)
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New Listings: 79 (down 35%)
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Median List Price: $359,900 (up 5%)
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In-Contract Days on Market: 14 days
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Sold Days on Market: 8 days
Luxury Market ($1M+)
Takeaway:
Lehigh Valley continues to be one of the fastest-paced markets in Pennsylvania. Prices show resilience, and new luxury listings present fresh opportunities for buyers.
Bucks County Luxury Market Highlights ($1M+)
Date Range: Nov 24–30, 2025
Bucks County’s luxury market saw low volume but notable shifts in price behavior.
Key Stats
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Sales: 4 (down 67%)
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Median Sales Price: $1,102,500 (down 4%)
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New Signed Contracts: 1 (down 91%)
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Median Contract Price: $3,495,000 (up 131%)
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New Listings: 7 (down 42%)
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Median List Price: $1,250,000 (down 19%)
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In-Contract Days on Market: 152 days
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Sold Days on Market: 69 days
Takeaway:
Although activity slowed, high-value properties continued to transact. The spike in contract prices indicates that well-positioned luxury homes are still achieving premium numbers.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For Buyers
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Reduced new inventory across markets means more negotiating room.
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Lehigh Valley remains extremely competitive, with homes selling quickly.
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Luxury segments offer new inventory, particularly in Lehigh Valley.
For Sellers
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Lower listing volume strengthens your market position.
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Pricing remains steady despite fewer transactions.
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Strong preparation and accurate pricing are essential in both fast and slower markets.
Looking Ahead
Pennsylvania enters December with tightening inventory, stable pricing, and continued demand across all market segments. Whether in the suburbs or luxury brackets, opportunities remain strong for both buyers and sellers.
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Pennsylvania Real Estate Market Update | Nov 24–30, 2025
The latest PA market data shows meaningful shifts across Montgomery County, Lehigh Valley, and Bucks County, including the $1M+ luxury segment. Here are the highlights:
Montgomery County
📉 Sales down 36%
📉 New listings down 34%
🏡 Luxury activity remained steady with 7 closed sales
Lehigh Valley
⚡ Homes continue selling fast, often within 8–14 days
📈 Prices remain firm despite softer volume
🏘️ Strong buyer demand continues
Bucks County (Luxury)
📉 Extremely low volume this week
📈 Median contract price surged, showing strong movement in high-value deals
Overall Insights
Buyers are navigating tighter inventory, giving them room for negotiation in some markets, while sellers benefit from reduced competition. Luxury segments show mixed but active behavior across regions.
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