The median home price was $650,000, up 4% from $625,000 in June 2023.
Highest median prices: San Juan ($950,000), King ($875,000), Snohomish ($789,497).
Lowest median prices: Columbia ($274,000), Adams ($236,000), Ferry ($175,000).
Listings:
There was a 35.7% increase in homes listed for sale, with 14,393 active listings at the end of June 2024, up from 10,607 in June 2023.
22 out of 26 counties saw double-digit increases in listings.
The highest increases were in Douglas (+77.2%), Pierce (+48%), Clark (+46.9%), Snohomish (+46.2%), Lewis (+45.2%), and King (+43.3%).
Sales:
Closed sales dropped by 3.1% compared to June 2023, reversing the positive trends seen in April and May 2024.
Inventory:
A balanced market usually has 4 to 6 months of inventory. Currently, it would take a little over two months (2.17) to sell all active homes.
The counties with the lowest inventory were Snohomish (1.37 months), Thurston (1.55), Kitsap (1.60), King (1.94), and Pierce (2.00).
Market Insights:
The housing market in the Pacific Northwest is slowly returning to normal.
Increased home inventory is giving buyers more choices, but high mortgage rates are affecting affordability.
Home prices in the Seattle area have risen again, making it one of the strongest markets in the country. However, more inventory will eventually ease price increases.
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