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REMAX NATIONAL HOUSING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2026 - RE/MAX Holdings (NYSE:RMAX)
January saw home sales fall 32% from December while new listings rose 61.8% month over month, with inventory up 10.9% year over year, REMAX reported.
- RE/MAX, LLC released its January 2026 National Housing Report on Feb. 17, 2026, based on MLS data from 52 metropolitan areas.
- A seasonal post‑holiday reset prompted RE/MAX to describe January 2026 as typical, with the lowest sales in 12 months, and higher inventory giving buyers more options, said RE/MAX CEO Erik Carlson.
- New listings surged 61.8% month‑to‑month and finished 3.8% below last year, closed transactions dropped 32.0% from December and 6.0% year‑over‑year.
- With inventory up and days on market rising to 62, RE/MAX noted months' supply of inventory was 3.1, down from 3.5 in December and up from 2.8 a year ago.
- RE/MAX and Denver brokers expect an earlier spring market because listings rose 155.4% month‑to‑month and sales fell 36.0% from last month amid a warm winter and Broncos' season end.
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REMAX NATIONAL HOUSING REPORT FOR JANUARY 2026
January Resets Housing Market with Surge in New Listings and Seasonal Dip in Sales
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January Resets Housing Market with Surge in New Listings and Seasonal Dip in Sales DENVER, Feb. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- January experienced the U.S. housing market's typical annual reset, delivering the lowest sales of the last 12 months alongside the largest month-to-month increase in new listings. Home sales fell 32.0% from December – and 6.0% from January 2025 – while new listings jumped 61.8% month over month and finished 3.8% below last y…
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