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Market Update

Inventory Continues to Grow While Home Prices Remain Stable

Housing inventory continued to expand across the NWMLS service area in May, giving buyers more choices as the market moved into the summer s...
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Inventory Surges While Sales Slow and Prices Hold Steady

Housing supply continued to expand across the NWMLS service area in April, with active listings rising 28.4% year over year and increasing m...
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Inventory Jumps 29% as Rising Mortgage Rates Stall Sales

A continued rise in inventory, combined with renewed pressure from rising mortgage rates, defined Washington’s housing market in March as ...
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Inventory Surges 28% as Mortgage Rates Dip Below 6% Ahead of Spring Market

Inventory continued to expand across the region in February, providing buyers with significantly more options than a year ago.
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Inventory Climbs Across Most Washington Counties as Sales and Prices Moderate

January housing market data shows a continuation of recent trends, with growing inventory outpacing buyer demand across much of Washington s...
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Inventory Continues to Rise as Buyer Demand Remains Constrained

The housing market in December closely mirrored conditions seen in October and November, continuing a pattern of rising inventory and soften...

Rising Inventory Amid Slower Sales

November 2025 saw more homes on the market year-over-year, with active listings up nearly 24%.
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More Listings and Lower Rates

Mortgage interest rates continued to trend lower in October, ending the month at 6.17% for 30-year fixed-rate loans, the lowest level since ...
Market Update

Inventory Rises, Prices Ease Across Washington

Inventory is climbing, giving buyers more options, while home prices are showing signs of moderation after years of rapid growth.
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Dog days of August cool sales but expand opportunities for buyers

In August, both active listings and home sales declined compared to July—by 2.7% and 7.7%, respectively—across the 27 counties in the NW...

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