• News Corp’s Realtor.com analysis found U.S. luxury markets retained 59% of pandemic-era gains, with only Minneapolis and Boise above prior peaks.
• May 2026 luxury threshold fell 1.4% year over year to $1.28 million, marking a 26-month decline streak.
• High-end luxury threshold slipped 5.5% year over year to $2 million; ultraluxury dropped 4.4% to $5.57 million.
• San Francisco posted the steepest reversal, with prices below the pre-pandemic baseline; AI-driven liquidity events supported high-end down payments.
• Million-dollar listings held 13.8% share in May, down 0.6 percentage points year over year, still above the pre-pandemic 7%-9% range.

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