Guilford County’s Second Quarter 2026 Housing Market shows Rising Inventory

During 2026’s second quarter, Guilford County’s housing market reflected continued inventory growth.

In Greensboro, there were 634 homes for sale, marking a 34.9 percent increase from 470 listings during the same time period in 2025. Guilford County reported 1,238 homes for sale, up 25.1% from 990.

The months’ supply of inventory also increased, reaching 3.1 months in Greensboro, up 47.6% from 2.1 months in 2025’s second quarter. Guilford County’s months’ supply of inventory increased to 3.3 months, up 32% from 2.5.

Greensboro saw 1,005 new listings, a 5.3% increase from 954 during 2025’s second quarter. Guilford County saw 1,843 new listings, up 2.7% from 1,794.

Greensboro homes averaged 39 days on the market, a 21.9% increase from 32 days during the same time period in 2025. Guilford County homes averaged 44 days on market, up 22.2% from 36 days.

“As we move deeper into the summer market, buyers are finding more opportunities,” said Bill Warmath, 2026 President of the Greensboro Regional REALTORS® Association. “With more homes available and properties spending more time on the market, buyers have greater flexibility to explore their options and find the right fit. Whether you're buying or selling, now is an excellent time to partner with a Greensboro REALTOR® for trusted guidance throughout the process.”

Home prices experienced differing trends, with Guilford County’s average sales price increasing 1.7%, from $392,890 during 2025’s second quarter to $399,575. Greensboro’s average sales price increased 1.3%, from $382,776 to $387,708.

Greensboro’s median sales price declined 4.6%, from $332,190 in 2025’s second quarter to $317,000. Guilford County’s median sales price declined 2.9%, from $345,000 to $335,000.

1,354 Guilford County homes closed on a sale, representing a 1.2% increase from 1,338 during 2025’s second quarter. 745 Greensboro homes closed on a sale, up 2.9% from 724.