U.S. residential property sales experienced a slight decrease of 0.7% according to RE/MAX in July
In a recent press release, RE/MAX Holdings has shared its findings on the U.S. home sales market in July 2025 and its own performance during the latest quarter.
According to the data collected from 52 metro areas, U.S. home sales experienced a slight decrease in July 2025 compared to June, with a 0.7% drop reported. This trend was not observed in the same month a year ago, as homes took an average of 44 days to sell, three days longer than in June and seven days shorter than in July 2024. Year-over-year, the median sales price for homes in July 2025 was 2.3% higher, reaching $450,000. Inventory saw a 0.8% decrease month-over-month, but was 27.7% higher than in July 2024.
RE/MAX Holdings' recent quarter's results show a discrepancy between earnings and revenue expectations. The company reported Non-GAAP EPS of $0.39, beating expectations by $0.04, but its revenue for the quarter was $72.8M, missing expectations by $0.94M.
International agent growth is driving optimism within RE/MAX Holdings, with the company revising its 2025 revenue and EBITDA guidance to reflect a tighter outlook. The performance of RE/MAX Holdings in the recent quarter was not directly compared to the U.S. home sales market.
It is important to note that the findings from the RE/MAX Holdings press release do not provide information about the U.S. home sales market in July 2025, nor does it compare the company's performance to that of the U.S. real estate sales market in July 2022.
The press release about RE/MAX Holdings' recent quarterly results was issued by RE/MAX Holdings, and the data for the U.S. home sales findings was collected and released in a separate press release by the same company. Both press releases did not include any advertisements.
In conclusion, while U.S. home sales experienced a slight decrease in July 2025 compared to June and saw an increase in inventory compared to the same month a year ago, RE/MAX Holdings reported a slight miss in revenue expectations for its latest quarter but exceeded earnings expectations. The company's optimism is driven by its international agent growth, despite the discrepancy in its quarterly results.
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