Reported sale price
$335,000 median sale price, compared with $345,000 in September 2025. A county median is not the value change of an individual home.
Madison County market briefing
HAAR’s September Fast Stats reports 627 homes sold, a $335,000 median sale price, 2,814 homes on market and 41 average days on market for Huntsville and Madison County. Published October 15, 2026, this county-area snapshot replaces our August briefing. It is not a Huntsville-city-only, Madison-city-only or all-North-Alabama measure.
$335,000 median sale price, compared with $345,000 in September 2025. A county median is not the value change of an individual home.
627 homes sold and 2,814 homes on market in the published September snapshot. Current listings will differ as properties enter and leave the market.
Compare the relevant property type, neighborhood, price range and condition before drawing conclusions about a particular move.
Verified monthly briefing
ValleyMLS figures published by HAAR on October 15, 2026. Reporting month: September 2026. The publication date is not a live MLS refresh date, and the figures below are not the separate weekly activity report.
Completed home sales reported for the county-area September sample.
Middle sale price in the reported sample; not an estimate of any individual home’s value.
Inventory count in the published September snapshot, not today’s live listing count.
Average marketing time reported by Fast Stats; not a promised sale or closing timeline.
Pending count reported in the same Fast Stats release, distinct from completed sales.
Huntsville & Madison County, Alabama — HAAR Fast Stats reporting area
Housing snapshot as published in Fast Stats; not a separate single-family or townhouse/condo series
October 15, 2026 (publication date; September reporting month)
Primary source
A practical decision framework
Use this as a starting framework, then verify the facts and professional advice that apply to the exact property and your situation.
This briefing uses the Huntsville & Madison County section of HAAR’s September 2026 Fast Stats. It does not relabel that county-area housing snapshot as a single-family-only or townhouse/condo-only series. Weekly activity and monthly figures should be read separately.
Interpretation: review the competing homes buyers can choose now, recent comparable sales, condition, location and transaction terms. A change in a county median can reflect the mix of homes sold; it does not establish a price adjustment for every property.
Interpretation: inventory is a starting point for researching choices, not a promise that every listing is available or negotiable. Confirm current status, condition, financing requirements and the competition relevant to your search.
These county-area measures cannot establish an individual home’s value, likely marketing time, negotiation outcome or future price. Average days on market is not a guaranteed contract-to-closing schedule.
The five measures below follow the labels in the published Fast Stats release. Pending sales are reported as a separate count and should not be treated as completed sales. This release does not provide the separate townhouse/condo comparison or months-of-supply measure used in our earlier August briefing, so those older figures are not presented as September data.
Larry can connect county context to the property’s location, condition, features, current competition, recent comparable sales and timing. Buyers can compare current listings through the existing search, and sellers can use the conversational home-value request.
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Listings, photos, prices, and status are supplied by the approved IDX Broker / ValleyMLS feed and can change. The AI search never invents listing facts.
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No. A property-specific review should consider location, property type, condition, features, lot, current competition, recent comparable sales, and transaction terms.
September 2026, using the Huntsville & Madison County section of HAAR’s Fast Stats release published October 15. It is not a Huntsville-city-only or Madison-city-only report.
The newer Fast Stats release uses a county-area housing snapshot. Its figures should not be mixed with the previous August single-family and townhouse/condo series or treated as a like-for-like month-to-month comparison.
No. These are measures for a defined reporting month. They provide context, not a guarantee or a prediction for an individual property.
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