King County
King County’s market found more balance in June. The median residential sold price rose just 1% from May to $986,250 but remained 5% below last year. Nearly one-third of homes sold after a price reduction. Demand held strong, with 80% of homes selling within 30 days. With buyers gaining options and sellers sharpening strategy, local expertise maters more than ever. Reach out to discuss how today’s market fits your plans.
Seattle
Seattle stayed competitive in June even as the market leveled out. The median residential sold price landed at $1,010,000, down 3% from May and 6% from a year ago. Well-positioned homes continued to win out: 30% sold above asking and 80% went under contract in under a month. Whether buying or selling, understanding today’s market dynamics can help you make the right move. DM me for more insights!
Eastside
Blowing past May’s record, the Eastside hit 3.3 months of available inventory in June, a new ten-year high. Even so, the median residential sold price climbed 3% from May to $1,560,000, though was down 3% from 2025. Sellers showed increased flexibility as supply rose, with nearly 40% of homes closing only after a price drop, while buyers stayed vigilant and scooped up 78% of homes within 30 days. Success right now all comes down to strategy. Reach out if you want to walk through what these trends mean for you!
Snohomish County
In June, Snohomish County saw a notable price adjustment as the market continued to balance out. The median residential sold price settled at $750,000, down 6% from May and 8% from a year ago. Buyer activity held steady, with nearly three-quarters of homes selling within 30 days and 32% of sellers reducing their price first. A more balanced market means opportunity on both sides—let’s connect to see how current conditions could work in your favor.