Fresno / Clovis Market Data

Fresno & Clovis Market Update – July 2026

How is the Fresno County housing market doing compared to last year? The latest numbers for July 2026 show that home prices are still rising, but homes are taking a little longer to sell.

The average sold price reached $508,911, up 2.11% from $498,417 in July 2025. The median sold price also increased from $445,000 to $459,000, a 3.15% increase. Simply put, homes in Fresno County are selling for a little more than they were a year ago.

One noticeable change is how long homes are staying on the market. Last July, homes took an average of 27 days to sell. This year, that number increased to 34 days, about one week longer. Buyers may have a little more time to consider their options, while sellers may need to be more thoughtful about pricing their homes correctly from the start.

Price per square foot stayed fairly steady. The average dipped slightly from $267.54 to $266.65, while the median increased from $262.09 to $268.11.

There were also 466 homes sold in July 2026, compared to 456 during the same month last year. That’s 10 more sales, showing that buyers are still active throughout Fresno County.

What Does This Mean for Buyers and Sellers?

The big takeaway is simple: Fresno County home prices are higher than they were last year, but homes are taking a little longer to sell. Buyers may have more breathing room when shopping, while sellers can still benefit from higher home values but should pay close attention to pricing and presentation.

Every neighborhood is different, so if you’re thinking about buying or selling, looking at what’s happening in your specific area can give you an even clearer picture of today’s market.

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