Weekly King County Market Watch
Week over week in King County, the data shows a classic early-November glide rather than a sharp shift: active inventory continued to edge down, and new listings pulled back more noticeably, which is exactly what we tend to see as sellers step back around the holidays. Closed sales dropped from the prior week, but pending sales actually inched higher, signaling that buyers who are still in the market remain engaged even as overall volume thins. Prices were a bit choppy—average sold price and price-per-square-foot dipped, while the median sold price moved up—pointing more to normal week-to-week noise than a change in trajectory. Days on market lengthened, which is typical for this time of year as buyers take longer to decide, but sale-to-list ratios held steady. Taken together, this lines up well with seasonal patterns: fewer new listings, slower closings, but a stable, functioning market as we move deeper into November.
