June Market Stats

June in Tucson: it’s officially hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk, and the real estate market is sizzling too (though thankfully without the sunburn). As the A/C units work overtime, buyers and sellers are still making moves — and the numbers tell a story worth sharing.

The average sales price for single-family homes in June 2025 was $478,545. That’s a 2.2% drop from May 2025’s $489,464, but up 1.1% from $473,099 in June 2024. So yes, prices cooled slightly this month, but they’re still holding above last year — think of it as the market grabbing a quick drink of water before the next push.

The average days on market (DOM) came in at 56 days in June 2025, which is up from 52 days in May and significantly higher than the 45 days in June 2024. In other words, homes are taking a little longer to sell — maybe buyers are distracted by summer vacations, or maybe they’re just moving at monsoon-season pace.

On the sales volume side, 1,169 homes closed in June 2025. That’s down 8.2% from 1,274 in May, and also down 10.5% from 1,308 sales in June 2024. It’s a softer month, but still a solid number of transactions — plenty of moving trucks still rolled through the desert.

Finally, sellers in June 2025 saw an average of 98.29% of list price, which is just a smidge lower than 98.37% in May and slightly below 98.52% last June. Not a huge shift, but it suggests buyers may have had a tiny bit more negotiating room this month.