Rockingham County's 2026 Second Quarter Housing Market sees Increase in Closed Sale

Rockingham County's housing market attracted both buyers and sellers during 2026’s second quarter, highlighted by an increase in closed sales.

317 Rockingham County homes closed on a sale, marking a 12.4 percent increase from 253 during the same time period in 2025. Rockingham County homes averaged 60 days on the market, up 25% from 48 days during 2025’s second quarter.

“More home sales reflect continued demand for living in Rockingham County, while buyers are benefiting from having more time to evaluate their options,” said Dawn Stone, Chair of the Greensboro Regional REALTORS® Association’s Rockingham County Council. “Connect with a Rockingham County REALTOR® today to explore the opportunities available, in a community where buyers can find exceptional value and a place to call home.”

Rockingham County had 317 homes for sale, up 12.4% from 282 during 2025’s second quarter. Months’ supply of inventory climbed to 3.8, a 5.6% increase from 3.6. Rockingham County welcomed 418 new listings, a 5.3% increase from 397 during 2025’s second quarter.

Median sales price rose 2.8% in Rockingham County, increasing from $240,000 during 2025’s second quarter to $246,700. Average sales price rose 2.3%, increasing from $266,781 to $272,958.