MarketsKansas City, MO

Is the housing market slowing down in Kansas City, MO?

Yes — sales activity in Kansas City, MO is down. 3,003 homes sold during May 2026, against 3,218 in the same months a year earlier, a drop of 7%.

3,003
Homes sold
May 2026
3,218
Same months last year
▼ 7%
3,125
Two years ago
the May window
18
Days to sell (typical)
▲ 2 days vs last year

This page is about how many homes changed hands, not what they cost. The two move separately: prices are set by the homes that did sell, and volume tells you how many people managed to transact at all. A market can hold its prices while activity quietly drains out of it.

The change clears both tests we require before naming a direction: it is more than 3% in relative terms, and it is larger than the ordinary month-to-month variation you would expect on a market that sells 3,003 homes at a time.

The longer view, all measured over the May window so the season is held constant: 3,125 homes sold two years ago, 3,218 last year, 3,003 now. Across two years the level has held roughly steady.

Every comparison on this page is to the SAME calendar months a year earlier, never to last month. Home sales roughly double between January and May in most of the country, so a month-over-month reading would tell you about the season and nothing about the market.

Source: Redfin's published market data for the Kansas City, MO area, through May 2026.

2023-06 2026-05
Typical sale price, month by month.

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Figures come from Redfin's published market data for the Kansas City, MO area, through May 2026. Neighborhood Numbers is an independent data publisher and is not affiliated with Redfin. We update these pages when Redfin publishes, once a month.