Rockingham County's 2026 First Quarter Housing Market sees Inventory, Days on Market increases

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C. – Rockingham County continued attracting buyers during 2026’s first quarter housing market, thanks to homes staying on the market longer and an inventory increase.

Rockingham County homes averaged 64 days on the market, up 10.3% from 58 days during the same time period in 2025.

Rockingham County had 314 homes for sale, up 5.7% from 297 during 2025’s first quarter. Months’ supply of inventory climbed to 3.7, a 8.8% increase from 3.4.

“Buyers have more options with increased inventory, while the rise in days on the market gives them more time to find their dream homes,” said Dawn Stone, Chair of GRRA’s Rockingham County Council. “Come see why Rockingham County is such a great place to live – and where your dollar goes further on your dream home.”

Rockingham County welcomed 332 new listings, a 6.7% decrease from 356 during the same time period in 2025. Closed sales fell to 231, marking a 8.7% decrease from 253.

Median sales price rose 0.9% in Rockingham County, increasing from $233,000 in 2025’s first quarter to $235,000. Average sales price experienced a minimal decrease, falling from $257,636 to $257,618.