Weekly King County Market Watch
King County’s housing market eased further through the week ending October 26, 2025, as seasonal slowing took hold. Active listings declined to 5,798, down 6.3% from the prior week, while new listings dropped sharply by 29% to just 425—the lowest level since early spring. Buyer activity softened in step, with pending sales down 6.1% and closings off 8.3% week over week. Prices showed mild compression but remained broadly stable, with the average sold price at $1.13M and the median at $865K, both down around 1–2%. The average price per square foot slipped 4.4% to $538, largely due to a shift toward more mid-tier homes in the mix. Market pace also slowed, with homes spending an average of 39 days on market and 50 cumulative days, up notably from recent weeks. Overall, the late-October market reflects a typical pre-holiday cooldown—less new supply, steadier pricing, and a more balanced environment where serious buyers can negotiate while well-presented listings still attract attention.
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