Weekly Housing Market Trends for Buyers and Sellers in Minnesota
As of Friday, February 6, 2026, here’s the latest Twin Cities real estate market update, based on the most recent data available from NorthstarMLS. This weekly housing market report helps buyers, sellers, and homeowners understand current trends in pricing, inventory, and buyer demand across the Twin Cities metro area.
Latest Weekly Twin Cities Housing Market Data
(Most recent reporting period)
- New listings in the Twin Cities decreased 11.2% (806 homes)
- Pending home sales declined 5.6% (571 accepted offers)
- Active inventory fell slightly by 0.3%, totaling 7,510 homes for sale
This is a normal seasonal slowdown for late January and early February in Minnesota real estate. Fewer homes are coming on the market, while buyers remain active but more selective.
Twin Cities Monthly Market Snapshot (December 2025 Data)
- Median home price in the Twin Cities: $380,000 (up 2.7% year over year)
- Average days on market: 58 days
- Average percent of list price received: 96.8%
- Months supply of homes for sale: 2.0 months
Low housing inventory continues to support home values across much of the Twin Cities metro, even as buyers take more time to evaluate their options.
What This Market Means for Home Sellers in the Twin Cities
Sellers who price their homes correctly and prepare them well continue to see strong interest. In today’s Minnesota housing market, strategy matters more than ever. Homes that are staged, marketed properly, and priced realistically tend to sell faster than homes that are overpriced or underprepared.
What This Market Means for Home Buyers in Minnesota
Buyers may experience slightly less competition compared to previous years. This slower pace can create opportunities for buyers who are pre-approved, flexible on timing, and working with a clear buying strategy. Negotiation opportunities may vary by neighborhood, price range, and property condition.
Why Local Market Data Matters
Twin Cities real estate trends vary significantly by city, neighborhood, and home type. Weekly and monthly housing data should always be interpreted within the context of your specific goals—whether you’re planning to buy, sell, or simply monitor the market in 2026.
👉 View the Full Twin Cities Weekly Market Report
(Most recent housing market data provided by NorthstarMLS via the Saint Paul Area Association of REALTORS®)
If you’re wondering how these Twin Cities housing market trends affect your home value, buying power, or selling timeline, I’m always happy to help.
Lana Kalinowski
REALTOR® | Edina Realty
📞 651-706-6661
