Ohio has ranked in the top five states where houses sell the fastest, according to a new study.
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A new study done by the online flipbook maker Flipsnack looked at how fast houses sell in the United States.
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The analysis was based on Realtor.com data covering July 2024 through June 2025.
It found that five of the seven fastest-moving markets are in the Northeast.
Ohio ranked fourth fastest market, with houses staying on the market for a median of 39 days.
When compared to data from 2022-2023, Ohio stayed consistent with houses staying on the market for a median of 40 days.
Ohio shared the fourth-place spot with Connecticut and New Jersey, which also had a median of 39 days.
Rhode Island came in first place, with properties moving in a median of 34.5 days, while Hawaii ranked as the slowest market, with homes taking a median of 77.5 days to sell, according to the study.
The national median, according to the study, was 54 days.
“Overall, the numbers point to a nationwide cooling, with 35 states seeing homes sit longer compared to the 2022–2023 period,“ Adrian Moza, CEO of Flipsnack, said. ”The slowdown is a clear sign of wider economic pressures, with higher mortgage rates and stretched household budgets making buyers more cautious and slower to commit.”
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