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The biggest housing data drop of the week landed with two numbers that tell one story. NAR's August Existing-Home Sales report showed sales eased 2.0% to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 3.98 million, while the national median home price still rose 1.6% year-over-year to $429,100, the 38th straight month of price gains. Mortgage rates, meanwhile, held near 6.76% on the 30-year fixed, per Freddie Mac. The headline: rates are cooling sales volume, but prices stay sticky on supply that is only now starting to grow, with a 4.9-month national supply, the highest in over a decade. I broke down what the August numbers, the Fed's September 15-16 meeting, and the local Indiana data (state median near $284K, Hamilton County YTD median near $474,900) mean for buyers and sellers across Hamilton and Boone County.
The big takeaway for local readers: treat the deeper supply as your negotiating room, plan around a rate in the mid-to-high 6s, and use September's prices as your benchmark. Read the full market update below.
https://everythinghamiltoncounty.com/blog/august-existing-home-sales-mortgage-rates-6-76-september-2026/
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📉 National home sales cooled to 3.98 million in August while prices kept rising ($429,100, up 1.6%) and the 30-year fixed rate held near 6.76%. Here is what the newest NAR and Freddie Mac data means for Hamilton & Boone County buyers and sellers. Full update linked in bio! 🔗
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The mid-September 2026 housing data is out, and it contains what looks like a contradiction until you read the details. NAR's August Existing-Home Sales report, released September 10, showed sales declining 2.0% month over month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.98 million, down 1.2% year over year. And yet the national median price rose 1.6% to $429,100, the 38th consecutive month of year-over-year gains. The bridge between the two is supply: 1.62 million units for sale, a 4.9-month supply, the highest in more than a decade.
Locally, the picture is still stronger than the national numbers suggest. Indiana's median sale price ran near $284,000 in July per Redfin, up 3.3% year over year, with homes pending in about 14 days. Hamilton County's year-to-date median sits near $474,900, the highest in the metro, and Boone County's Zionsville has tracked a recent six-month median around $755,000. With the Fed meeting September 15-16 and its updated projections due September 16, mortgage rates near 6.76% are the variable every buyer and seller should plan around.
For buyers, the deeper supply is real negotiating room, and smart terms can offset a higher rate. For sellers, the playbook is competitive day-one pricing, condition, and strategic concessions. With 25+ years in Hamilton and Boone County real estate and CREN negotiation credentials, I help clients turn these numbers into a concrete plan. If you are weighing a move this fall, I would welcome the chance to talk through what the data means for your situation.
- NAR August existing-home sales: 3.98 million pace, down 2.0% from July
- National median price: $429,100, up 1.6% (38th straight month of gains)
- U.S. supply: 4.9 months, the highest in over a decade
- 30-year fixed rate: 6.76% (Freddie Mac, week ending September 10)
- Hamilton County YTD median: near $474,900, highest in the metro
- Fed decision and dot plot: September 16
Read the full article here: https://everythinghamiltoncounty.com/blog/august-existing-home-sales-mortgage-rates-6-76-september-2026/
Have questions? I am always available for a confidential conversation at 317-777-9146 or you can book a free consultation at https://bit.ly/Schedule_A_Chat.
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