Will US new home sales for March 2026 be above 600,000?

Prediction markets currently give a 94% probability that Will US new home sales for March 2026 be above 600,000?. This contract trades at 94¢ on Kalshi, closing May 5, 2026. This market is pricing in an extremely high 94% probability that March 2026 US new home sales will exceed 600,000 units, yet the extraordinarily high implied yield of 1,570% on the Yes side and minimal $5 daily volume suggest severe illiquidity and potential mispricing rather than genuine conviction.

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94¢
Bid/Ask 81/94¢·Spread 13¢·Vol $0·OI $752·Closes May 5, 2026·13d remaining
KXNHSALES-26APR23-T600
7-day price86 snapshots · 2 regime
93¢81¢ current
Apr 977¢Apr 20

Analysis

5d ago

This market is pricing in an extremely high 94% probability that March 2026 US new home sales will exceed 600,000 units, yet the extraordinarily high implied yield of 1,570% on the Yes side and minimal $5 daily volume suggest severe illiquidity and potential mispricing rather than genuine conviction. The 16¢ spread is notably wide relative to the contract value, and with only 7 days until expiry on 4/23/2026, there's significant cliff risk (Index: 4) if the actual data point surprises downward from consensus expectations. The recent price decline from 82¢ to 78¢ over 7 days indicates some erosion of confidence, though the market remains heavily skewed toward Yes resolution.

Resolution rules

If US new home sales (New Residential Sales) for March 2026 (seasonally adjusted annual rate, SAAR, reported in thousands of homes) is above 600,000, then the market resolves to Yes.

Indicators

IY (Yes) 654.3%
IY (No) 11891.9%
Adj IY 5946%
CRI 4
Overround 2.0%
▶ Full indicator table (5)
IndicatorValue
IY (Yes)654.3%
IY (No)11891.9%
Adj IY5946%
CRI4
Overround2.0%

Regime

Label
neutral
Score
0.5
Spread
13¢
Computed
4/22/2026, 11:55:31 AM
Indicators computed 4/22/2026, 11:53:23 AM

Trade

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