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Published on May 13, 2025

The Greater Lehigh Valley REALTORS® (GLVR) reported April data showed modest gains in closed sales and a continued rise in home prices. Although inventory remains limited, buyer demand persists, and many sellers are still receiving offers above list price – signs of a competitive market heading into summer.

GLVR Members: Click HERE to view the full Market Update report for April 2025.

“While national sales were slowed due to affordability concerns and economic uncertainty, the Lehigh Valley continues to demonstrate stability,” said GLVR CEO Justin Porembo. “Rising home values and motivated buyers reflect a level of confidence in our local market that sets us apart from broader trends.”

April Stats

Closed Sales increased 1.6 percent, coming in at 511 listings. Inventory decreased 9.1 percent – there were 630 units in April for Lehigh and Northampton counties. The Median Sales Price increased 7.1 percent to $345,000.

Other notable housing statistics for April include:

  • New Listings slipped 1.7 percent to 758.
  • Pending Sales decreased 4.6 percent to 598.
  • Months Supply of Inventory dropped 7.7 percent to 1.2 months.
  • Percentage of List Price Received slid 0.6 percent, but still came in above and beyond at 101.3 percent.
  • Homes sold, on average, in 24 days, two days slower than the previous April.

In Carbon County, the Median Sales Price increased to $251,875. Closed Sales slid just five listings to 46. Pending Sales dropped to 55. New Listings improved to 86. Inventory increased to 169 units, leading to a Months Supply of Inventory that grew to 3.1 months. Days on Market came in at 58 days.

“In a market where low inventory and rising prices can make the path to homeownership feel uncertain, having a REALTOR® by your side is more important than ever,” said GLVR President Michael Bernadyn. “From understanding pricing trends to navigating quick-moving transactions, REALTORS® bring clarity and strategy to buyers and sellers facing today’s challenges. Even small shifts in the market can have a big impact, and that’s where professional guidance makes all the difference.”