Auburn Market Snapshot — Week of August 31, 2026 Auburn currently has 296 homes on the market with an average list price of approximately $652,000. The typical home is listed at $229 per square foot and will spend around 94 days on the market. Twenty homes accepted contracts last week, including six new-construction homes. Inventory and average asking prices both moved down this week, while contract activity remained relatively steady. Auburn buyers have slightly fewer choices, but the latest numbers do not indicate a major change in overall demand. Market statistics were collected for the week of August 31, 2026. Individual properties and market segments may perform differently. Updated weekly with the latest available Auburn housing data. Latest Auburn Real Estate Market Update The DuBose Group tracks the Auburn, Alabama real estate market each week to help local homeowners, buyers, sellers, and people relocating to the area understand what is happening beyond the headlines. Our updates examine active homes for sale, average asking price, price per square foot, days on market, pending sales, and new-construction activity. Understanding the Auburn Housing Market Auburn’s housing market can vary considerably by neighborhood, property type, price range, age, and proximity to Auburn University. Citywide averages provide a useful overview, but they do not determine the value of an individual property or predict how quickly a particular home will sell. What This Means for Auburn Buyers Buyers can use these weekly updates to monitor inventory, pricing, and competition. Before making an offer, we recommend comparing the property with recent sales and current competing listings in its specific area and price range. What This Means for Auburn Sellers Sellers can use these updates to understand current competition and buyer activity. Proper pricing, property condition, presentation, and marketing remain important even when overall market statistics appear favorable. Local Guidance from The DuBose Group David and Casey DuBose serve Auburn and the surrounding East Alabama communities. If you are considering buying or selling in Auburn, contact The DuBose Group for guidance based on your property, timing, and goals. Real estate is local, and every market tells a different story.

Opelika Market Snapshot — Week of August 31, 2026 Opelika currently has 174 homes on the market with an average list price of approximately $427,000. The typical home is listed at $189 per square foot and will spend around 100 days on the market. Eighteen homes accepted contracts last week, including seven new-construction homes. Inventory moved down while contract activity remained relatively steady, but average asking prices increased. Sellers should pay close attention to how their homes compare with competing properties in the same location and price range. Market statistics were collected for the week of August 31, 2026. Individual properties and market segments may perform differently. Updated weekly with the latest available Opelika housing data. Latest Opelika Real Estate Market Update The DuBose Group tracks the Opelika, Alabama real estate market each week to help local homeowners, buyers, sellers, and people relocating to the area understand what is happening beyond the headlines. Our updates examine active homes for sale, average asking price, price per square foot, days on market, pending sales, and new-construction activity. Understanding the Opelika Housing Market Opelika’s housing market can vary considerably by neighborhood, property type, price range, age, and proximity to employment, schools, shopping, and major transportation routes. Citywide averages provide a useful overview, but they do not determine the value of an individual property or predict how quickly a particular home will sell. What This Means for Opelika Buyers Buyers can use these weekly updates to monitor inventory, pricing, and competition. Before making an offer, we recommend comparing the property with recent sales and current competing listings in its specific area and price range. What This Means for Opelika Sellers Sellers can use these updates to understand current competition and buyer activity. Proper pricing, property condition, presentation, and marketing remain important even when overall market statistics appear favorable. Local Guidance from The DuBose Group David and Casey DuBose serve Opelika and the surrounding East Alabama communities. If you are considering buying or selling in Opelika, contact The DuBose Group for guidance based on your property, timing, and goals. Real estate is local, and every market tells a different story.

Lee County Market Snapshot — Week of August 31, 2026 The Lee County market currently has 114 homes available with an average list price of approximately $437,000. The typical home is listed at $191 per square foot and will spend around 82 days on the market. Five homes accepted contracts last week, including two new-construction homes. Inventory increased while contract activity declined this week. Buyers have more properties to consider, while sellers face additional competition and should carefully evaluate pricing, condition, and presentation. This report covers Lee County properties outside the Auburn and Opelika city-market reports. Market statistics were collected for the week of August 31, 2026. Individual communities, properties, and market segments may perform differently. Updated weekly with the latest available Lee County housing data. Latest Lee County Real Estate Market Update The DuBose Group tracks residential real estate activity across Lee County, Alabama each week. These updates are designed to help homeowners, buyers, sellers, and people relocating to East Alabama understand current inventory, pricing, days on market, pending sales, and new-construction activity. Understanding the Lee County Housing Market This report focuses on Lee County properties outside the Auburn and Opelika city-market reports. Conditions can vary among communities such as Smiths Station, Salem, Waverly, Beauregard, and other unincorporated areas. Acreage, utilities, road access, school zones, property type, and distance from Auburn or Opelika can all affect value and marketability. What This Means for Lee County Buyers Buyers should evaluate more than countywide averages. Financing eligibility, surveys, septic systems, manufactured-home requirements, acreage, and property condition may require additional investigation depending on the home. What This Means for Lee County Sellers Sellers can use these weekly updates to monitor competition and buyer activity. Accurate pricing is particularly important because properties throughout the county can differ substantially in land, location, construction, and available services. Local Guidance from The DuBose Group David and Casey DuBose serve Lee County and the surrounding East Alabama communities. Contact The DuBose Group for guidance based on your property, location, timing, and goals. Real estate is local, and every market tells a different story.

Auburn Condo Market Snapshot — Week of August 31, 2026 There are currently 65 condos on the market along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route, with an average list price of approximately $478,000. The typical condo is listed at $389 per square foot and will spend around 86 days on the market. Four condos accepted contracts last week. Inventory and contract activity remained relatively steady, while average asking prices and days on market increased. Buyers and sellers should examine individual condo developments rather than relying solely on market-wide averages, because location, association rules, fees, unit configuration, and condition can substantially affect value and demand. Market statistics were collected for the week of August 31, 2026, for properties along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route. Individual developments and units may perform differently. Updated weekly with the latest available Auburn condo market data. Latest Auburn Condo Market Update The DuBose Group tracks condominiums and similar properties along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route each week. Our updates examine active inventory, average asking price, price per square foot, days on market, and pending sales. Understanding the Auburn Condo Market The Auburn condo market is distinct from the broader Auburn residential market. Location, Tiger Transit access, distance from Auburn University, unit configuration, age, condition, parking, association fees, rental policies, and individual development rules can all affect demand and value. What This Means for Auburn Condo Buyers Buyers should compare properties within the same development or with genuinely similar communities whenever possible. Association documents, monthly fees, insurance responsibilities, rental restrictions, financing eligibility, and maintenance obligations should be reviewed before purchasing. What This Means for Auburn Condo Sellers Sellers can use these weekly updates to monitor inventory and buyer activity, but development-specific sales often provide the most relevant comparison. Pricing, condition, furnishings, parking, and timing may affect how a unit competes. Local Guidance from The DuBose Group David and Casey DuBose help buyers and sellers evaluate Auburn condos, including properties used as residences, student housing, game-day homes, and investments. Contact The DuBose Group for guidance based on the specific development, unit, timing, and goals. Real estate is local, and every market tells a different story.

Auburn Condo Market Snapshot — Week of August 31, 2026 There are currently 65 condos on the market along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route, with an average list price of approximately $478,000. The typical condo is listed at $389 per square foot and will spend around 86 days on the market. Four condos accepted contracts last week. Inventory and contract activity remained relatively steady, while average asking prices and days on market increased. Buyers and sellers should examine individual condo developments rather than relying solely on market-wide averages, because location, association rules, fees, unit configuration, and condition can substantially affect value and demand. Market statistics were collected for the week of August 31, 2026, for properties along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route. Individual developments and units may perform differently. Updated weekly with the latest available Auburn condo market data. Latest Auburn Condo Market Update The DuBose Group tracks condominiums and similar properties along Auburn University’s Tiger Transit Route each week. Our updates examine active inventory, average asking price, price per square foot, days on market, and pending sales. Understanding the Auburn Condo Market The Auburn condo market is distinct from the broader Auburn residential market. Location, Tiger Transit access, distance from Auburn University, unit configuration, age, condition, parking, association fees, rental policies, and individual development rules can all affect demand and value. What This Means for Auburn Condo Buyers Buyers should compare properties within the same development or with genuinely similar communities whenever possible. Association documents, monthly fees, insurance responsibilities, rental restrictions, financing eligibility, and maintenance obligations should be reviewed before purchasing. What This Means for Auburn Condo Sellers Sellers can use these weekly updates to monitor inventory and buyer activity, but development-specific sales often provide the most relevant comparison. Pricing, condition, furnishings, parking, and timing may affect how a unit competes. Local Guidance from The DuBose Group David and Casey DuBose help buyers and sellers evaluate Auburn condos, including properties used as residences, student housing, game-day homes, and investments. Contact The DuBose Group for guidance based on the specific development, unit, timing, and goals. Real estate is local, and every market tells a different story.