

MARKET REPORT FIRST QUARTER

METRO & EAST BAY
MEDIAN SALE PRICE
The Rhode Island real estate market in March 2024 continued to face challenges, with declining activity persisting from previous years Low inventory levels remained a critical issue, impacting both single-family and multifamily home sales However, condominium sales stood out as an exception, showing resilience in both activity and median price.
NUMBER OF SALES
Despite a brief year-over-year hike in February, March saw a return to declining activity in single-family home sales. Sales in process but not completed by the end of March fell by 7.2%, signaling continued sluggishness in the market through April
NORTHERN RI
NUMBER OF SALES
Pending sales increased by 5.6%, highlighting the attractiveness of multifamily homes for both owner-occupied properties and investors.
MEDIAN SALE PRICE
Multifamily home sales experienced a more significant decline in March, dropping by 19% compared to the previous year
However, the median price surged by 18 9% to $535,000, indicating continued demand for these properties
$1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000
SOUTH COUNTY
MEDIAN SALE PRICE
Condominium sales stood out with elevated activity and median price compared to the previous year for the past two months
NUMBER OF SALES
Sales activity remained stable in March, with a 0.8% increase from 12 months earlier. Pending sales showed a significant increase of 7.6%, suggesting continued growth in sales activity. The median price of condominium sales rose by 15 6% to $370,000 compared to the prior year
KENT COUNTY
The affordability of condominiums spurred sales in every county except
NEWPORT COUNTY
Newport County boasted the highest median quarterly price for single-family homes at $672,450, while Providence County experienced the largest median price hike, up by 14 2% MEDIAN SALE PRICE
NUMBER
OF SALES
Newport and Washington counties experienced an uptick in sales activity, whereas Bristol County and Northern Rhode Island witnessed a decline.

