As inventory in the Greater Harrisburg Area remained low, the market also began to slow down as the holiday season approached. The average days on market in November stayed at only 20 days, which was consistent with the previous months and a slight decrease in days on market from the previous year. New listings decreased from 812 in October to 678 new units as active listings also decreased to 627 listings from 704 in October. Units sold decreased from the previous months to 724 units sold, which was also a decrease in units sold from November 2020. The average sales price decreased just slightly from $265,347 in October to $263,281, which was up from the previous year. The median sales price increased to $231,000 which was about a $1,500 increase from the previous month and a $16,000 increase from November 2020.
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