The Kingston real estate market continued to show predictable late-fall trends in November, with sales easing as the city moves into the holiday season. While activity slowed compared to October, prices and overall market conditions remain steady—signs of a balanced market closing out 2025.
📺 Want the full breakdown? Scroll down to watch our October 2025 Kingston Real Estate Market Update video, where we dive deeper into this month’s numbers and trends.
Kingston Home Sales
In November, 98 residential properties sold in Kingston, a decrease from the 124 sales recorded in October.
Year-to-date, Kingston has seen 1,508 transactions, reflecting a 3% decline compared to the same period in 2024.
This drop is expected for November, as buyer activity typically tapers off before the holidays. Even so, motivated buyers continue to move, and the Kingston housing market remains active.
Average Days on Market
Homes spent an average of 38 days on the market, slightly down from 39 days in October.
Year-to-date, properties have averaged 35 days on market, which is 6% higher than last year.
This consistency signals a stable pace of sales, typical for late fall when listings take a bit longer to find the right buyer.
Average Sale Price in Kingston
The average sale price in November was $602,000, down from $636,000 in October.
Year-to-date, the average sits at $626,000, marking a 1% decrease from the same period in 2024.
Pricing in the Kingston real estate market has fluctuated throughout 2025, and November followed the usual seasonal pattern. Even with the monthly dip, long-term price stability continues.
Housing Inventory
Kingston ended November with 5 months of inventory, up from 4 months in October.
Year-to-date, inventory has averaged 4 months, slightly above last year’s 3-month average.
A rise in inventory is typical heading into winter as sellers pull listings ahead of the holidays. Inventory may tighten again in December before new listings appear in early 2026.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
November’s numbers reflect a balanced Kingston real estate market:
For Buyers: More inventory and fewer competing buyers offer better selection and negotiation room heading into winter.
For Sellers: Well-priced, move-in-ready homes continue to attract serious buyers—even in a quieter month.
As we move into December, Kingston’s housing market remains steady and predictable, setting the stage for a stable start to 2026.
