Indiana housing-market dispatches
City- and metro-level reads across Indiana, from The Pecan Street Index.
Evansville, IN · 2026-10-16
Evansville homes taking 25 days to sell — +108.3% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-10-16
Greenwood homes taking 30 days to sell — +87.5% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Evansville, IN · 2026-09-11
Evansville homes taking 24 days to sell — +118.2% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-09-11
Greenwood homes taking 26 days to sell — +100.0% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-08-14
Westfield avg sale price crossed $500K — now $519K
Crossing $500K is a narrative hinge — buyer shopping-by-price bands and seller list-price anchoring both reset when a market moves past a round number.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-07-24
Noblesville homes taking 18 days to sell — +80.0% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-07-10
Noblesville homes taking 19 days to sell — +171.4% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-07-03
Noblesville homes taking 19 days to sell — +171.4% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.
Indianapolis, IN · 2026-06-29
Noblesville homes taking 19 days to sell — +171.4% vs. a year ago
Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.