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Hey there—November’s here, and Seattle’s market is easing into a steadier, more rational tempo. Prices are still climbing—up 8% year-over-year to a $1,049,999 median—while inventory has grown 21% and months of supply has edged up to 2.3, the highest level we’ve seen this year. More listings (+14% YTD) and slightly softer demand (pendings down 5% MTD) are giving buyers a bit more leverage, yet well-prepared homes continue to draw strong attention: 26% sold above list, and nearly a third required a price adjustment to find the market. With rates hovering around 6.25%, affordability remains the defining tension—but the overall picture is one of normalization, not decline. A market that rewards strategy over speed is officially back. — Erik
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