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November Market Update

Central PA Housing Market Update | November 2025 vs November 2024

Central PA Housing Market Update — November 2025 vs November 2024

Lebanon • Dauphin • Cumberland Counties

Central PA Housing Market Update November 2025

As we head toward the close of the year, the Central Pennsylvania housing market continues to show resilience. November data highlights how pricing, inventory, and buyer activity shifted year-over-year across Lebanon, Dauphin, and Cumberland Counties.

Lebanon County

MetricNov 2024Nov 2025Change
New Listings128132▲ +3.1%
Homes Sold129123▼ −4.7%
Pending Sales102113▲ +10.8%
Median Sold Price$275,000$310,000▲ +12.7%
Active Listings (EOM)256292▲ +14.1%
Months of Supply2.02.3▲ +15.0%
Median Days on Market2235▲ +59.1%

Takeaway: Lebanon County saw strong price appreciation with expanding inventory. Buyers had more options, but homes took longer to sell without strong pricing and presentation.

Dauphin County

MetricNov 2024Nov 2025Change
New Listings234221▼ −5.6%
Homes Sold205216▲ +5.4%
Pending Sales238218▼ −8.4%
Median Sold Price$259,900$269,950▲ +3.9%
Active Listings (EOM)327411▲ +25.7%
Months of Supply1.41.6▲ +14.3%

Takeaway: Dauphin County continues to settle into a balanced market. Inventory is up, pricing remains stable, and well-positioned homes are still selling.

Cumberland County

MetricNov 2024Nov 2025Change
New Listings261238▼ −8.8%
Homes Sold226224— 0.0%
Pending Sales238230▼ −3.4%
Median Sold Price$314,500$332,000▲ +5.6%
Active Listings (EOM)384445▲ +15.9%
Months of Supply1.51.9▲ +26.7%

Takeaway: Cumberland County pricing remained healthy while inventory expanded, giving buyers more flexibility without weakening values.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or planning ahead, understanding how your local market is shifting can help you make smarter decisions.