Las Vegas is on the for one of the largest gains in listed home prices! We are however, starting to see a slow down in rising prices as the inventory starts to loosen.

Median list prices continued to move up in the majority of markets in July, according torealtor.com®’s latest National Housing Trend Report. The median list price is where half of active listings are higher and half are lower.

The following markets posted the largest gains in median list prices in July year-over-year, according to realtor.com®’s data:

1. Stockton-Lodi, Calif.: 31.9%
   Median list price: $296,750
2. Reno, Nev.: 19.6%
   Median list price: $299,000
3. Corpus Christi, Texas: 19.3%
   Median list price: $208,998
4. Sacramento, Calif.: 19%
   Median list price: $345,000
5. Las Vegas: 18.9%
   Median list price: $193,790
6. Detroit: 17.9%
   Median list price: $159,000
7. Columbia, Mo.: 17.6%
   Median list price: $199,900
8. Bakersfield, Calif.: 17.2%
   Median list price: $205,000

Source: realtor.com®