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Will my home sell in Ann Arbor?

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Primpted Housing Analyst

Updated monthly · Data through August 2026 · v268

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Sold Score
61/100
YoY Good Chance of Selling
Pending ratio
0.52
YoY contracts vs active
Inventory YoY
+0.2%
YoY active listings
Median DOM
39
YoY days on market
Price cuts
36.4%
YoY of active listings
Yes — conditions in Ann Arbor as of August 2026 favor sellers. The Primpted Sold Score is 61/100 (Good Chance of Selling), meaning a well-priced, well-prepared home should sell within a reasonable window. Buyers are converting active listings into contracts at a pending ratio of 0.52, the strongest single indicator that homes are moving. Inventory is up +22.6% year over year — your home is competing with more options. The typical home in Ann Arbor sits 39 days on market before going under contract. About 36.4% of active listings have cut their price — pricing to the market on day one is the single biggest lever. Bottom line: in Ann Arbor right now, your sale outcome is driven more by **list price and condition** than by macro market timing. A pricing analysis against the comps in your specific neighborhood is the best next step. — Live indicators (August 2026): Sold Score: 61/100 (Good Chance of Selling) · Pending ratio: 0.52 · Inventory YoY: +22.6% · Median days on market: 39 · Sellers cutting price: 36.4% · Median listing price: $465,000 (-7.2% YoY)

Ann Arbor snapshot

As of the latest 2026 data
Median listing
$465K
YoY -0.1%
Active inventory
889
YoY +0.2%
Median DOM
39
YoY -0.0%
Pending ratio
0.52
YoY -0.1%
Price-reduced
18.4%
YoY +0.0%
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There are buyers in Ann Arbor, so your home can certainly sell. However, the market right now has more homes available than it did last year, and prices have seen some shifts. Your home might sell quickly if it’s priced competitively. If not, it could take a bit longer to find the right buyer. Ann Arbor has 889 active listings, which is 22.6% more than a year ago. This means there are more homes for buyers to choose from now. Even with more choices, 384 new listings came onto the market recently, suggesting people are still putting their homes up for sale. The median listing price in Ann Arbor is $465,000. This is down 5.4% from the previous month and 7.2% from a year ago. The average listing price is $619,927, also down 4.6% over the past year. These numbers suggest that prices are generally lower than they were previously. Homes in Ann Arbor are taking a median of 39 days to sell, which is just slightly faster than last year. However, about 18.4% of homes have had a price reduction, a bit more than last year. This indicates that some sellers are adjusting their prices to attract buyers. Nearly half of the active listings, 458 homes, are currently pending sale. This pending ratio of 0.52 shows that for every two homes on the market, one is already under contract. This means buyers are actively making offers and moving forward with purchases. To help your home sell, consider working with a local real estate agent to price it thoughtfully based on its condition and recent sales in your area.

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