Weekly Top 5 home-sales roundups for every metro RealtyWire covers.
Two Henderson estates on golf-course and hillside settings led the list, followed by a mid-century Huntridge home, a custom Tioga Estates home and a brand-new Summerlin South model.
An oceanfront home led a week of sales split between Hilton Head Island and Okatie, with golf views running through much of the list.
A Victorian from 1903, a riverfront condominium in the French Quarter, a beach home and two Daniel Island properties made up the week’s top sales.
A home yet to be built in a 55-plus community, an A-frame in Lake Harmony and a pair of Center Valley Colonials with in-ground pools were among the region’s top sales.
Arden accounted for three of the week’s five highest-priced sales, including the top one, while a Zirconia estate and a rebuilt Sunset Mountain contemporary filled out the list.
A wooded Cathedral Pines estate, a lakeside home in Monument and a golf-course townhouse in Kissing Camels follow a horse property at the top of the list.
Water ran through every one of the week’s top sales, from Gulf beaches to a freshwater lake and a river.
A home finished in 1907 and two completed this year shared the list with a waterfront condominium, and Greenwich addresses accounted for four of the five sales.
A villa built by Italian artisans in the 1920s, a Bobby McAlpine cottage in Redmont and a golf-course home in Shoal Creek were among the week’s most expensive homes to change hands.
A historic country estate in Howard County topped the list, and three Annapolis homes on the water followed close behind.
Two brand-new homes, an Edgemoor shingle-style residence, a golf course home in Creighton Farms and a two-acre Rockville property made up the week’s top sales.
New construction on the water and in South Tampa shares the list with a Brooksville farm estate on nearly 30 acres and a boater’s home in Belleair Beach.
A modern home in Seattle’s Washington Park leads a week of sales that also reached Queen Anne Hill, the North End of Mercer Island, Redmond and Clyde Hill.
Atherton and Menlo Park took four of the five places, and a century-old Cow Hollow home kept San Francisco on the list.
Two newly built desert homes, a renovated Mediterranean on a Toscana fairway, a gated Chino Hills estate and a lakefront compound at Lake Arrowhead made up the top of the market.
Scottsdale and Paradise Valley shared the week with Arcadia, in a group that included two newly built homes and a rebuilt 1960s ranch.
A Bucks County country property led the week, ahead of two Villanova homes, an estate in Berwyn’s Buttonwood Farms and a Colonial in Newtown Square.
A gated estate on five acres, a Georgian-style home in Baldwin Park, a brand-new home in Oakland, a golf-club home in Lake Nona Estates and a renovated waterfront retreat in Longwood made up the week’s five priciest sales.
A working farm on the North Fork, a Park Avenue condominium and country and shore homes from Westhampton Beach to Spring Lake and Bedford Hills made up the week’s top sales.
Coldwell Banker Realty listed the top four, from a lakefront estate in Excelsior to a pair of Wayzata homes, while a loft in downtown Minneapolis rounded out the group.
Four of the week’s five priciest homes sold in Palm Beach County, from a 1925 Mediterranean Revival home in Palm Beach to two newly built waterfront homes.
Beverly Hills led the week, while four Orange County sales on the coast and in the canyons filled out the list.
A home in Troy led the week, Bloomfield Hills accounted for two of the five sales, and the list reached as far as Fenton and Northville.
The week’s top sales ran from a city lot in Cherry Creek to foothills acreage in Littleton and Evergreen.
Four single-family homes in the suburbs and one condominium overlooking the city made the list, which opened with a $5 million sale in Burr Ridge.
A downtown Portsmouth property with two residences led the week, ahead of a penthouse facing the Public Garden, two suburban Colonials and a Beacon Hill condominium.
Two brand-new homes in Sandy Springs led the week, ahead of a Buckhead estate, a walkable home in Downtown Alpharetta and a lakefront property on acreage.
A three-bedroom house in Chapin sold for $1.38 million, the highest of five reported home sales in the Columbia, South Carolina metro area for the week ending September 27, 2026.
A custom brick ranch on 4.72 acres in Germantown sold for $894,000 at full asking price, the highest reported home sale in the Dayton metro area for the week ending September 27, 2026.
A one-owner house on more than five acres in Fort Wayne sold for $879,900, leading five reported home sales across the Fort Wayne metro area for the week ending September 27, 2026.
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