The Kansas City housing market is continuing to move at a steady pace as we move deeper into the spring market. New listings are beginning to increase, but buyer demand remains strong enough that homes are still moving quickly once they hit the market.
This Week’s Numbers
Here’s a snapshot of the Kansas City market this week:
1,069 new homes listed
940 homes went under contract
Average days on market: 13 days
Average sales price: $304,000
What This Means for Buyers
With homes averaging just under two weeks on the market, buyers still need to be ready to move when the right property appears. While more listings are coming online, the number of homes going under contract is still very close to the number of new listings each week — a sign that demand remains healthy.
The good news is that with inventory slowly increasing, buyers are beginning to see more options than they had earlier this winter.
What This Means for Sellers
For sellers, the market is still very favorable. Homes priced correctly and presented well are continuing to attract strong interest and sell quickly. With spring approaching, many homeowners are preparing to list, which means competition will gradually increase in the coming weeks.
If you’re thinking about selling this year, getting ahead of the peak spring rush can often be a smart strategy.
Final Thoughts
Overall, the Kansas City market remains active, balanced, and moving quickly. Buyers should stay prepared, and sellers should take advantage of the continued demand while inventory is still relatively limited.
If you’re curious what these numbers mean for your specific home or your buying plans, I’m always happy to help you look at the market more closely.