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What is the median home price in Montgomery County?

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Short answer

Homes that sold in Montgomery County over the last six months had a median sale price of $335,745, about $168 per square foot, on 8,363 closed sales. Over the 12 months to August 2026, the monthly median ran from $312,580 in September to $349,000 in June. A median is the middle sale, so half of the homes sold for more and half for less.

What the median sale price is

The headline figure is the median sale price of the 8,363 homes that closed in Montgomery County in the last six months: $335,745. The 12 monthly medians to August 2026 ranged from $312,580 to $349,000, and the most recent full month (August) came in at $330,000. The median moves with the mix of homes that happen to close in a month, so one month says less than the six-month view.

How to use it

Homes for sale now are spread across price bands, with the largest group in the $300K to $500K range (2,539 of 6,845 active listings). A buyer comparing a listing with the median should compare against its own band and size, and a seller should price against the newest closings nearby, not the citywide middle. Numbers like these describe the whole of Montgomery County, not one street or one home, and real estate decisions are rarely a straight line. For a price for a home in this market in Montgomery County, talk to us to find the right option for your circumstances.

Montgomery County median sale price of closed sales
MeasureValue
Median sale price, last 6 months$335,745
Closed sales, last 6 months8,363
Median price per square foot, last 6 months$168
Lowest monthly median (September)$312,580
Highest monthly median (June)$349,000
Latest full month (August)$330,000
Sources: Allen Markel's listing database (AM MLS), as shown on the community page. Data refreshed 2026-09-30. (data as of September 30, 2026)

Common follow-up questions

Is the median the same as the average price in Montgomery County?

No. The median is the middle sale: half of homes sold for more and half for less. It is less affected by a few very high or very low sales.

How often does this change?

The figures are refreshed from our listing data as sales close, so the number on the community page can move from week to week.

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