Project Description
For more than a decade, Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress has compiled annual and quarterly reports that analyze the housing market across our region. These reports have allowed us to spot trends, anomalies, challenges, and opportunities within the homebuying market across our nine counties. Our analysis of the regional housing market is part of Pattern’s broader work on housing through our Center for Housing Solutions.
In our previous report, we urged the Hudson Valley to pay close attention to the housing market because some of the key dynamics showed signs of change for the first time in more than five years. Our analysis of Q2 data for 2025 confirms this. For the first time since the pandemic, the Hudson Valley has seen two consecutive quarters in which the quantity of new listings and the total inventory of homes for sale both increased.
Two quarters do not make a trend, but even a brief shift in the trajectory of our housing market is noteworthy because the Hudson Valley has experienced six consecutive years of rising prices and declining stock for sale on the market. During the second quarter, new listings increased by 760 homes compared to last year, and total inventory increased by 321 homes.
