Here are Northville’s housing market numbers for June 2026, pulled from the same Realcomp and Redfin data behind our Metro Detroit housing market report, which we refresh every month when new MLS data is released. Northville is the smallest market in our monthly series, split between Oakland and Wayne counties, and its handful of monthly closings makes headline swings routine.
Northville housing market at a glance (June 2026)
- Median sale price: $440,000, down 7.4% year over year
- Homes sold: 11
- Median days on market: 53
- Price per square foot: $240
- Zillow typical home value: $600,731 (ZHVI, June 2026, +5.4% year over year)
What it means for buyers
Just 11 homes closed in June, so read the $440,000 median as a snapshot of those specific sales, not the market; Zillow’s typical value of $600,731, up 5.4%, is the better gauge of what Northville actually costs. The 53-day median reflects the patient, high-end pace here.
What it means for sellers
In a market this small, one comparable sale can move your pricing conversation by tens of thousands. Lean on the 90-day comp set across both the city and the township, and expect a longer, quality-driven marketing window than the volume suburbs.
Work with a local Northville agent
Start with our Northville real estate agents hub, browse Northville homes and market data, or read our guide to finding the best realtor in Northville. Selling? Get a free home valuation built on live comps and see the full cost to sell a house in Michigan.
Northville market report FAQs
What is the median home price in Northville, MI right now?
The median sale price in Northville was $440,000 in the June 2026 MLS data, down 7.4% year over year, with 11 homes sold and a median of 53 days on market. We update these figures every month when Realcomp releases new data.
How fast do homes sell in Northville, MI?
The June 2026 median was 53 days on market. Well-priced homes typically move faster than the median, and our monthly Metro Detroit report tracks how this pace shifts month to month across 15 cities.