The January report sets the 90th-percentile entry-level luxury threshold at $1,193,085, unchanged month-over-month, while the 95th percentile rose 0.5% to $1,912,790 and the 99th percentile increased 1.87% to $5,635,028. Million-dollar listings maintained a 12.0% share of inventory, reflecting stable high-end demand.

In established coastal metros such as San Francisco and San Jose, the median build year for top 10% listings is 1974 and 1977 respectively, with average luxury home sizes near 1,800 sq ft. By contrast, growth hubs like Heber, Utah (median 2024) and Boise, Idaho (2021) feature mostly new construction and larger floor plans, underlining divergent luxury definitions.

These detailed regional insights highlight Realtor.com’s data analytics strength and may drive increased user engagement from luxury buyers and advertisers. News Corp’s digital real estate segment stands to benefit from heightened traffic as consumers consult the platform for market-specific luxury trends.