08/17/2026
July could have easily been a month when the Treasure Valley housing market took a breather. We were in the full swing of summer—a traditionally quieter time for real estate—and buyers were still navigating higher interest rates. Yet instead of slowing down, the market kept moving.
Both Ada and Canyon County had fewer homes available than they did a year ago, but more homes sold. Median prices also increased, and homes were moving at least as quickly as they were last summer.
That’s an interesting combination. It tells us that while buyers may be more thoughtful and selective than they were during the frenzy of a few years ago, they haven’t disappeared. When the right home comes on the market at the right price, they’re making a move.
New construction adds another layer to the story. Canyon County is seeing more new construction inventory and sales, while Ada County has fewer newly built homes available.
Different price points, different inventory and different opportunities—but across the Treasure Valley, July showed a market that continues to demonstrate steady demand and resilience. While many parts of the economy continue to experience uncertainty, the Treasure Valley real estate market remains remarkably steady.
