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Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in United States

Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in the United States was $522,500 in Q2 2026, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That is down 1% from Q2 2025.

Q2 2026, USD522,500 Provisional
Change on Q2 2025-1%
Series high564,400Q2 2022
Series low156,300Q2 1988

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Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in United States, Q1 1988 to Q2 2026

100K200K300K400K500K600K1988-Q11993-Q31999-Q12004-Q32010-Q12015-Q32021-Q12026-Q21988-Q1: 161,300 USD1988-Q2: 156,300 USD1988-Q3: 162,100 USD1988-Q4: 160,400 USD1989-Q1: 164,200 USD1989-Q2: 171,700 USD1989-Q3: 176,200 USD1989-Q4: 178,000 USD1990-Q1: 174,200 USD1990-Q2: 174,600 USD1990-Q3: 166,700 USD1990-Q4: 178,800 USD1991-Q1: 184,300 USD1991-Q2: 170,000 USD1991-Q3: 162,900 USD1991-Q4: 162,200 USD1992-Q1: 163,800 USD1992-Q2: 164,500 USD1992-Q3: 156,900 USD1992-Q4: 161,100 USD1993-Q1: 160,700 USD1993-Q2: 164,900 USD1993-Q3: 164,100 USD1993-Q4: 159,600 USD1994-Q1: 169,500 USD1994-Q2: 168,500 USD1994-Q3: 167,800 USD1994-Q4: 168,600 USD1995-Q1: 169,300 USD1995-Q2: 175,700 USD1995-Q3: 172,100 USD1995-Q4: 174,300 USD1996-Q1: 177,600 USD1996-Q2: 180,400 USD1996-Q3: 178,800 USD1996-Q4: 183,700 USD1997-Q1: 189,800 USD1997-Q2: 192,900 USD1997-Q3: 188,100 USD1997-Q4: 190,500 USD1998-Q1: 195,000 USD1998-Q2: 192,700 USD1998-Q3: 193,900 USD1998-Q4: 195,800 USD1999-Q1: 205,900 USD1999-Q2: 209,900 USD1999-Q3: 206,600 USD1999-Q4: 221,500 USD2000-Q1: 218,600 USD2000-Q2: 220,500 USD2000-Q3: 222,100 USD2000-Q4: 230,400 USD2001-Q1: 231,000 USD2001-Q2: 228,400 USD2001-Q3: 225,400 USD2001-Q4: 235,800 USD2002-Q1: 247,500 USD2002-Q2: 246,900 USD2002-Q3: 234,100 USD2002-Q4: 250,900 USD2003-Q1: 252,000 USD2003-Q2: 255,800 USD2003-Q3: 264,600 USD2003-Q4: 276,700 USD2004-Q1: 282,700 USD2004-Q2: 282,500 USD2004-Q3: 288,200 USD2004-Q4: 304,500 USD2005-Q1: 298,400 USD2005-Q2: 300,700 USD2005-Q3: 307,700 USD2005-Q4: 304,500 USD2006-Q1: 317,500 USD2006-Q2: 313,800 USD2006-Q3: 315,500 USD2006-Q4: 314,000 USD2007-Q1: 332,000 USD2007-Q2: 315,600 USD2007-Q3: 303,200 USD2007-Q4: 312,000 USD2008-Q1: 310,800 USD2008-Q2: 326,000 USD2008-Q3: 303,000 USD2008-Q4: 302,000 USD2009-Q1: 290,200 USD2009-Q2: 302,900 USD2009-Q3: 301,000 USD2009-Q4: 297,000 USD2010-Q1: 311,900 USD2010-Q2: 299,500 USD2010-Q3: 302,600 USD2010-Q4: 305,500 USD2011-Q1: 292,800 USD2011-Q2: 284,500 USD2011-Q3: 276,300 USD2011-Q4: 280,700 USD2012-Q1: 303,400 USD2012-Q2: 314,000 USD2012-Q3: 327,200 USD2012-Q4: 322,500 USD2013-Q1: 340,400 USD2013-Q2: 344,500 USD2013-Q3: 349,600 USD2013-Q4: 346,300 USD2014-Q1: 352,100 USD2014-Q2: 361,200 USD2014-Q3: 359,600 USD2014-Q4: 377,900 USD2015-Q1: 368,000 USD2015-Q2: 367,000 USD2015-Q3: 377,000 USD2015-Q4: 392,000 USD2016-Q1: 391,800 USD2016-Q2: 393,500 USD2016-Q3: 385,100 USD2016-Q4: 395,200 USD2017-Q1: 403,000 USD2017-Q2: 402,700 USD2017-Q3: 405,900 USD2017-Q4: 428,500 USD2018-Q1: 409,100 USD2018-Q2: 415,200 USD2018-Q3: 420,900 USD2018-Q4: 408,700 USD2019-Q1: 405,300 USD2019-Q2: 406,800 USD2019-Q3: 411,200 USD2019-Q4: 418,300 USD2020-Q1: 411,900 USD2020-Q2: 390,100 USD2020-Q3: 424,800 USD2020-Q4: 420,400 USD2021-Q1: 456,200 USD2021-Q2: 449,400 USD2021-Q3: 474,400 USD2021-Q4: 520,200 USD2022-Q1: 534,600 USD2022-Q2: 564,400 USD2022-Q3: 541,600 USD2022-Q4: 562,300 USD2023-Q1: 545,900 USD2023-Q2: 550,100 USD2023-Q3: 533,800 USD2023-Q4: 545,800 USD2024-Q1: 540,500 USD2024-Q2: 513,300 USD2024-Q3: 510,000 USD2024-Q4: 535,300 USD2025-Q1: 538,700 USD2025-Q2: 527,700 USD2025-Q3: 525,000 USD2025-Q4: 546,500 USD2026-Q1: 535,600 USD2026-Q2: 522,500 USD0200K400K600K1988-Q12001-Q12014-Q12026-Q22026-Q2: 522,500 USD
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States. Retrieved 2026-10-12, published 2026-09-24.
All 154 values
PeriodUSD
2026-Q2522,500 Provisional
2026-Q1535,600
2025-Q4546,500
2025-Q3525,000
2025-Q2527,700
2025-Q1538,700
2024-Q4535,300
2024-Q3510,000
2024-Q2513,300
2024-Q1540,500
2023-Q4545,800
2023-Q3533,800
2023-Q2550,100
2023-Q1545,900
2022-Q4562,300
2022-Q3541,600
2022-Q2564,400
2022-Q1534,600
2021-Q4520,200
2021-Q3474,400
2021-Q2449,400
2021-Q1456,200
2020-Q4420,400
2020-Q3424,800
2020-Q2390,100
2020-Q1411,900
2019-Q4418,300
2019-Q3411,200
2019-Q2406,800
2019-Q1405,300
2018-Q4408,700
2018-Q3420,900
2018-Q2415,200
2018-Q1409,100
2017-Q4428,500
2017-Q3405,900
2017-Q2402,700
2017-Q1403,000
2016-Q4395,200
2016-Q3385,100
2016-Q2393,500
2016-Q1391,800
2015-Q4392,000
2015-Q3377,000
2015-Q2367,000
2015-Q1368,000
2014-Q4377,900
2014-Q3359,600
2014-Q2361,200
2014-Q1352,100
2013-Q4346,300
2013-Q3349,600
2013-Q2344,500
2013-Q1340,400
2012-Q4322,500
2012-Q3327,200
2012-Q2314,000
2012-Q1303,400
2011-Q4280,700
2011-Q3276,300
2011-Q2284,500
2011-Q1292,800
2010-Q4305,500
2010-Q3302,600
2010-Q2299,500
2010-Q1311,900
2009-Q4297,000
2009-Q3301,000
2009-Q2302,900
2009-Q1290,200
2008-Q4302,000
2008-Q3303,000
2008-Q2326,000
2008-Q1310,800
2007-Q4312,000
2007-Q3303,200
2007-Q2315,600
2007-Q1332,000
2006-Q4314,000
2006-Q3315,500
2006-Q2313,800
2006-Q1317,500
2005-Q4304,500
2005-Q3307,700
2005-Q2300,700
2005-Q1298,400
2004-Q4304,500
2004-Q3288,200
2004-Q2282,500
2004-Q1282,700
2003-Q4276,700
2003-Q3264,600
2003-Q2255,800
2003-Q1252,000
2002-Q4250,900
2002-Q3234,100
2002-Q2246,900
2002-Q1247,500
2001-Q4235,800
2001-Q3225,400
2001-Q2228,400
2001-Q1231,000
2000-Q4230,400
2000-Q3222,100
2000-Q2220,500
2000-Q1218,600
1999-Q4221,500
1999-Q3206,600
1999-Q2209,900
1999-Q1205,900
1998-Q4195,800
1998-Q3193,900
1998-Q2192,700
1998-Q1195,000
1997-Q4190,500
1997-Q3188,100
1997-Q2192,900
1997-Q1189,800
1996-Q4183,700
1996-Q3178,800
1996-Q2180,400
1996-Q1177,600
1995-Q4174,300
1995-Q3172,100
1995-Q2175,700
1995-Q1169,300
1994-Q4168,600
1994-Q3167,800
1994-Q2168,500
1994-Q1169,500
1993-Q4159,600
1993-Q3164,100
1993-Q2164,900
1993-Q1160,700
1992-Q4161,100
1992-Q3156,900
1992-Q2164,500
1992-Q1163,800
1991-Q4162,200
1991-Q3162,900
1991-Q2170,000
1991-Q1184,300
1990-Q4178,800
1990-Q3166,700
1990-Q2174,600
1990-Q1174,200
1989-Q4178,000
1989-Q3176,200
1989-Q2171,700
1989-Q1164,200
1988-Q4160,400
1988-Q3162,100
1988-Q2156,300
1988-Q1161,300

Definition

Estimated arithmetic mean sale price in nominal U.S. dollars for new single-family houses sold in the quarter with conventional financing reported at the original agreement or deposit.

Prices are nominal dollars, not seasonally or inflation adjusted. The reported price is agreed at the first contract or deposit, includes the improved lot, and excludes later price changes and extras not in the original reported price. Census marks the newest quarterly release as preliminary and revises the prior quarter. Conventional financing is not guaranteed by a government agency. Census stopped collecting Rural Housing Service financing data, last published in 2007.

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U.S. Census Bureau. New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States. https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States (Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, 1988-Q1 to 2026-Q2) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx

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New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, 1988-Q1 to 2026-Q2. U.S. Census Bureau, 24 Sept. 2026, https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/new-home-mean-price-conventional/united-states. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau. 2026. New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States. Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, 1988-Q1 to 2026-Q2. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/new-home-mean-price-conventional/united-states.

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U.S. Census Bureau (2026) New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, 1988-Q1 to 2026-Q2 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/en/new-home-mean-price-conventional/united-states (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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  author = {{U.S. Census Bureau}},
  title = {{New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States, 1988-Q1 to 2026-Q2}},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc_cust.xlsx},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/new-home-mean-price-conventional/united-states. Publisher attribution: U.S. Census Bureau. New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States. https://www.census.gov/construction/nrs/xls/pricefinc\_cust.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.},
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What is the mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in United States?

Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in the United States was $522,500 in Q2 2026, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That is down 1% from Q2 2025.

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U.S. Census Bureau. New Residential Sales, quarterly financing: Mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing, United States. Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-12.

What was the highest mean sale price of new homes with conventional financing in United States?

$564,400 in Q2 2022, the highest value since Q1 1988 in this series.

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