Noblesville Ahead of Slow Market

Bucking the trend of a typical slower real estate market during the holiday season, Noblesville saw home sales increase, despite increasing prices, according to F.C. Tucker Company, part of the Howard Hanna family of companies. Homes also left the market in 26 days, much faster than the national average of 64 days.

Specifically in Noblesville in November:

• Closed home sales increased 14 percent, with 13 more homes selling compared to this time last year.
• Homes sold in 26 days, spending 14 more days on the market than November 2024.
• The median home sale price increased, up 5.5 percent to $427,500, compared to this time last year.
• The median price per square foot also increased 3.1 percent to $167, compared to November 2024.

In Hamilton County in November:

• Available housing inventory increased 26.8 percent compared to November 2024.
• Homes sold in 12 days, spending two more days on the market than this time last year.
• Pended home sales decreased 3.2 percent compared to November 2024.
• The median home sale price increased 4.3 percent to $459,000.

Overall in November, 2,296 Central Indiana homes were purchased, a decrease of 2.1 percent from the 2,345 sold in November 2024.

• Decatur County had the greatest increase in pended home sales in November 2025, up 50 percent compared to this time last year.
• Putnam County pended sales had the greatest decrease, with 52.6 percent fewer homes sold compared to November 2024.

Central Indiana year-to-date home sale prices increased 3.3 percent overall. All but two counties in the 16-county central Indiana area saw an increase in the median sale price.

Central Indiana experienced a 27 percent increase in overall available home inventory in November 2025, compared to November 2024, with 1,381 more homes available for sale.

“While the residential real estate market typically slows down slightly during the holiday season, central Indiana’s market remains attractive for prospective home buyers,” said Jim Litten, CEO of F.C. Tucker Company. “Central Indiana home sale prices remain stable, mortgage rates have decreased almost a full percentage point since the beginning of the year, and we saw homes selling in just 17 days in November – compared to a median of 64 days nationally.”