Belmont’s August housing numbers show that buyers remain active in this popular Gaston County community. Closed sales increased sharply, pending activity improved and available supply tightened compared with last year.

According to the August 2026 Canopy MLS Belmont market report, 84 homes closed during the month, up from 52 in August 2025.

Belmont’s August 2026 Numbers at a Glance

• New listings: 54 homes, down 37.2% from 86 in August 2025.
• Pending sales: 57 contracts, up 9.6% from 52.
• Closed sales: 84 transactions, up 61.5% from 52.
• Median sales price: $420,000, down 11.6% from $475,000.
• Year-to-date median price: $497,500, up 4.7% from $475,000.
• Year-to-date closed sales: 468 transactions, up 27.9% from 366.
• Months supply: 3.2 months, down from 3.5 months last August.
• Days on market: Homes that closed in August averaged 61 days on the market.
• Original list price received: Sellers received an average of 94.7% of their original asking price.

Source: Canopy MLS Belmont Local Market Update for August 2026. Data current as of September 5, 2026. Price and original-list-price measurements do not account for seller concessions or down-payment assistance. Percentage changes can appear significant in smaller markets because of limited monthly sample sizes.

Why Belmont’s Monthly Price Drop Needs Context

Belmont’s August median sales price declined 11.6% year over year, but that figure should not be interpreted as an 11.6% decline in the value of every Belmont home.

The median represents the middle sale price among the properties that closed during a particular period. A change in the mix of townhomes, established single-family homes, new construction and higher-priced properties can move the monthly median substantially.

The broader trend provides additional context. Belmont’s year-to-date median price was $497,500 through August, 4.7% higher than during the same period in 2025. That suggests the monthly decline reflects the mix of August closings more than a broad reduction in local home values.

Strong Sales and Fewer New Listings Tightened Supply

The relationship between new listings and completed sales is one of the most important parts of Belmont’s August report. Only 54 new properties entered the market, while 84 sales closed during the month.

New listings declined 37.2% from last August, but closed sales increased 61.5%. Months supply consequently fell from 3.5 to 3.2 months.

This does not mean every Belmont listing will sell quickly or attract multiple offers. Buyers still evaluate pricing, condition, location and property type carefully. However, the overall figures show that available supply remains relatively limited compared with the recent pace of sales.

What the August Market Means for Belmont Sellers

Belmont sellers benefit from active buyer demand, but the 94.7% original-list-price percentage shows that pricing discipline still matters. Sellers who begin substantially above the market may need to reduce their price or negotiate before closing.

A successful listing strategy should consider recent comparable sales, competing inventory, condition, updates and the property’s location within Belmont. Historic homes near downtown, properties closer to Lake Wylie and newer construction may perform differently even when they share the same city address.

Belmont homeowners preparing to list can review Stone Realty Group’s home-selling resources for more information about pricing, preparation and marketing.

What Belmont Buyers Should Know

Pending sales increased 9.6%, confirming that buyers remained engaged during August. At the same time, fewer new listings and 3.2 months of supply may limit choices within certain price ranges.

Buyers should be prepared to act when a well-priced property matches their priorities, but preparation does not require rushing into an unsuitable purchase. Financing, inspections, property condition, commute requirements and estimated ownership expenses still deserve careful review.

Those beginning a search can learn more through Stone Realty Group’s Charlotte-area homebuyer resources.

Belmont’s Market in One Sentence

Active sales and limited new supply are supporting the market, even though the mix of August closings produced a lower monthly median price.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Belmont Housing Market

Are Belmont home prices falling in 2026?
Not based on the year-to-date median. The monthly median fell 11.6% in August, but the year-to-date median remained 4.7% higher than during the same period in 2025. Property-specific values depend on recent comparable sales, location, condition and home type.

Is Belmont a seller’s market?
Belmont’s 3.2 months of supply and strong August sales indicate relatively tight inventory. However, buyers remain sensitive to price and condition, as reflected by sellers receiving an average of 94.7% of their original list price.

Are buyers still active in Belmont?
Yes. August pending sales increased 9.6%, closed sales rose 61.5% and year-to-date closed sales were up 27.9%. Competition can still vary significantly between individual listings and price ranges.

Buying or Selling a Home in Belmont?

Citywide statistics provide useful context, but your price range, neighborhood and property type determine what the Belmont market means for you.

If you are considering a move, connect with Stone Realty Group for guidance based on current comparable sales, competing inventory and your specific real estate goals.