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The luxury market entered 2026 much as expected, with inventory and activity gradually building toward spring, but March and April revealed an unexpected shift. While inventory continued to increase month over month, the pace of new listings slowed compared to 2025. In April alone, inventory levels declined 4.4% for single-family luxury homes and 8.5% for attached properties year over year, while new listings dropped 2.5% and 9.8% respectively. Normally, slower inventory growth would point to cooling demand, but luxury buyers are continuing to stay active. Sales of single-family luxury homes rose 6.8% year over year and 14.9% from March, showing that limited supply is creating stronger competition rather than slowing the market. With pricing remaining steady and homes continuing to move, the luxury sector continues to lean in favor of sellers as demand outpaces available inventory. Altogether, the first part of 2026 is pointing toward a luxury market that is quietly gaining intensity. With fewer new listings coming to market and buyers remaining consistently active, conditions are setting up for increased competition and continued movement in the months ahead. As the year unfolds, the interaction between tight supply and steady demand will play a defining role in pricing, pace, and opportunity, making the coming months especially important to watch in the luxury space.
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