How’s the local market?
Here are the September 2026 numbers for Oakland and Macomb County. More homes were available than a year earlier, giving buyers more to choose from.
Source: Realcomp. September 2026 residential and condo sales.
Oakland County
September 202625.4% more homes were available than a year earlier.
Macomb County
September 202621.2% more homes were available than a year earlier.
More choice is not a guaranteed discount.
Higher county inventory means more homes were available at the report’s month end than a year earlier. What it means for a specific buyer or seller depends on the home, its location and condition, and the nearby homes competing for attention.
Median sale price is the midpoint of closed sales, not an estimate for every property. Average days on market is a county-level average, not a promise about an individual listing.
Realcomp, September 2026 Monthly Statistics Lead Sheet. Accessed November 9, 2026. County aggregate, residential and condominium combined.
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This is not live listing data, a forecast, an appraisal or a town-level price report.
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How your information is usedQuestions you might have
Does higher inventory mean I can expect a discount?
Not necessarily. County inventory is broad context. Pricing and negotiation depend on the individual property and its direct competition.
Can I use the county median to price my home?
No. The median reflects the midpoint of closed sales in the county for the report period. A useful home value discussion needs relevant comparable properties and current market context.
Are these current live listings?
No. These are September 2026 monthly report figures, accessed November 9, 2026, and are not a live listing feed.