Median listing price $625,000, 970 active listings, 42 median days on market. Updated for source revisions and factual corrections — this report covers August 2026.
Sparklines show the three years of history available when this report closed — hover for exact figures.
Last verified September 24, 2026.
Bucks County’s median asking price was $625,000, with 970 active listings and 42 median days on market. These county-wide listing measures do not establish a particular home’s value or the direction of prices in an individual town.
The cards use the Realtor.com history retrieved September 24, 2026, including revisions to earlier releases. They describe listing activity, not closed sale prices. Days on market runs from initial listing to closing or removal from the market; it is not a measure of time to a signed contract.
There were 384 listings with price reductions during the month. Dividing that monthly count by active inventory produces the 39.6% reductions-to-inventory ratio shown above. The two measures cover different populations, so this does not mean 39.6% of the same active homes received a cut.
The national 30-year fixed mortgage survey averaged 6.67% for August 2026. This historical monthly average is not today’s rate or a lender quote.
These figures do not provide Lower, Central, Upper, or River Corridor breakdowns. Use town profiles to compare taxes, schools, flood context, and travel needs, then ask for recent comparable transactions in the specific location.
Buyers should compare the full monthly cost and the property’s condition. Sellers should review recent comparable sales and competing listings with their agent. County medians alone cannot support a property-level offer or pricing decision.
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