10/13/2026
📊 Snohomish County Real Estate Market Update September 2026
The story in our local market right now is pretty clear: buyers have more choices, while homes are taking more work to get sold.
Compared with September 2025:
🏡 1,358 new listings, up 11.2%
📈 3,347 active listings, up a significant 37.7%
⏳ 802 pending sales, down 10.5%
🔑 771 closed sales, down 8.2%
💰 Median sales price: $720,000, down less than 1%
What does this mean?
Inventory has grown substantially, but buyer activity has not kept pace. That creates more competition between sellers and gives buyers more negotiating power, more time to make decisions, and more opportunities for seller-paid closing costs or other concessions.
For sellers, this does not mean homes aren’t selling. It means pricing, condition, presentation, and marketing matter more than they did in a low-inventory market. The homes that show well and are positioned correctly can still generate strong results, while overpriced or poorly prepared homes may sit.
And despite the increase in inventory and decline in transactions, prices have remained remarkably stable, with the median price down less than 1% year over year.
Bottom line: Snohomish County has shifted toward a more balanced, buyer-friendly market, but strong opportunities remain for both buyers and sellers who have the right strategy.
If you’re wondering what these numbers mean for your specific neighborhood or home, send me a message. I’m happy to put together a local market analysis.