Marysville Washington Housing Market Update

October 2024

By: Brandice Raybourn

Quick Take

The Marysville housing market in October showed a mix of steady demand and small shifts in pricing.

While the median sales price dipped slightly compared to the previous month, the broader picture still reflected a very active market. Homes continued to sell quickly, buyers were still competing for well-priced properties, and sellers were generally receiving their full asking price.

At the same time, the number of homes selling increased compared to the previous month, showing that buyers were still actively participating in the market despite small price fluctuations.

Marysville’s median home price came in at 625,500 this month. That represents a small drop from the previous month, but small month-to-month changes like this are common and often reflect the mix of homes that sold rather than a major shift in overall home values.

Homes were moving quickly, with the typical home spending around 12 days on the market before going under contract. That pace indicates buyers were still ready to act when the right home appeared.

Closed sales also increased compared to the previous month, suggesting that buyer demand remained steady even as prices shifted slightly.

At the same time, the price per square foot continued to trend upward, which is another sign that underlying home values in Marysville were still strengthening.

What the Price Ranges Were Showing

Looking across the different price ranges in Marysville, most of the activity continued to center around the middle of the market.

Homes priced between roughly 550K and 750K continued to represent a large portion of buyer demand. This price range often attracts buyers looking for single family homes that balance affordability with space and location.

There was also a noticeable increase in activity in the 750K to 1.05M range. More homes sold in that bracket compared to previous periods, which helped support overall market activity.

Homes priced under 550K saw fewer sales compared to previous years, which may reflect fewer listings available at those price points rather than a drop in buyer interest.

At the higher end of the market above 1.05M, activity remained limited, which is typical for Marysville since that price range represents a much smaller share of the local housing inventory.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Marysville, feel free to reach out anytime. As a local Marysville real estate broker, I’m always happy to help you understand what the market looks like right now.

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Brandice Raybourn
Coldwell Banker Danforth
Everett Real Estate Broker
brandice@snohomesbybrandice.com

425-367-3881

Data sourced from NWMLS and updated monthly.