Central Indiana homebuyers are finding more choices on the market this summer, even as home prices hit a new record high. According to a new report from F.C. Tucker Company, available housing inventory jumped nearly 20% in July compared to last year.
Record Home Prices
The median home sale price across the 16-county region reached over $320,000, setting an all-time high for Central Indiana. Hamilton County led the region with the highest year-to-date median price at $475,000, while Madison County saw the largest inventory increase, with active listings spiking nearly 70% compared to July 2025.
Despite the growing supply, home values continue to rise. Higher mortgage interest rates slowed the pace of sales, with pended home sales dropping 8% from June and over 4% compared to July 2025. Homes spent a median of 18 days on the market, which is four days longer than last summer.
Original reporting: 93.1 WIBC (Indianapolis) — read the source article.
