Some homes are getting cheaper, creating an entry point for buyers
The median price for new homes in the US has fallen by 3.4% since last year, creating an entry point for buyers. Manufactured homes have also dropped in price, providing an affordable option for first-time homeowners.
The median price for a new home in the US was $405,300 in Q4 2025, down 3.4% from last year. Existing home prices have remained relatively flat. New homes are becoming more attractive due to affordability constraints. Manufactured homes have also dropped in price, with the median listing price down 5.7% year-over-year. This provides an opportunity for renters to become first-time homeowners. The price gap between existing and new homes is widening due to mortgage rates and supply issues.
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