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Everett Condos

The condo market remains well supplied.

Everett had 118 active condo listings compared to 33 pending sales and 31 closed sales.

Properties that sold spent a median of 21 days on the market, making condos one of the slower-moving housing types this month.

Even so, sellers who successfully sold generally received their full asking price.

For buyers, condos may offer more choices and a little more breathing room compared to the detached home market.

Everett Townhomes

Townhomes landed somewhere between condos and single-family homes.

There were 72 active listings, 14 pending sales, and 17 closed sales.

Homes that sold spent a median of 13 days on the market and sellers accepted about 0.8% less than their original asking price.

That's still a very strong result, but it does suggest buyers may have had slightly more negotiating power here than in some other segments.

Residential Resale By Price Point

These price ranges are based on residential resale data only, and the showing numbers are based on closed properties. Active listings on the market may be having a different experience.

Everett Homes Under $599K

This continues to be one of Everett's most competitive price ranges.

There were only 26 active listings, but 32 homes went under contract during the month.

Sellers received about 2% more than their original asking price on average, and homes that sold spent just 4 days on the market.

Perhaps the most interesting stat is the showing activity. Closed homes received a median of 13 showings before finding a buyer.

That's a lot of buyer traffic for a relatively small inventory pool.

Everett Homes Between $600K and $749K

This range was remarkably balanced.

Active listings and pending sales were nearly identical, with 23 homes available and 25 going under contract.

Homes sold in just 4 days and sellers generally received their full asking price.

The median home required about 9 showings before going pending.

This price range appears to be moving efficiently without the intense competition seen below $599,000.

Everett Homes Between $750K and $949K

This range was moving quickly.

There were 37 active listings, 25 pending sales, and 17 closed sales.

Homes sold in a median of 5 days while sellers received their full asking price.

What stood out here was the relatively low showing count. Closed homes needed only about 6 showings before going pending.

That suggests serious buyers may be acting quickly when the right property hits the market.

Everett Homes Between $950K and $1.149M

Now we're talking!

This was one of Everett's strongest-performing price ranges this month.

Homes sold in just 4 days and sellers received an average of 103.2% of their original asking price.

Only 5 showings were needed before the median home went pending.

Those numbers suggest buyers in this range were decisive and willing to compete when the right home became available.

Everett Homes Above $1.15M

Luxury inventory remains limited.

Only 6 homes were actively listed while 4 sales closed during the month.

Homes sold in 4 days and sellers generally received their full asking price.

The median home required about 5 showings before going pending.

For a luxury price range, those are surprisingly strong numbers.

Market Summary

Everett's market remains active, but different price ranges are telling different stories.

The strongest competition appears to be happening below $599,000 and again above $950,000, where buyers were often paying at or above asking price and homes sold extremely quickly.

The $600,000 to $949,000 ranges remain healthy and balanced with strong buyer activity and very little time on market.

New construction and condos continue to offer buyers more options and potentially more flexibility than some parts of the resale market.

The bigger takeaway this month is that Everett isn't moving as one market. Your experience will likely depend heavily on the type of property and price range you're operating in.

Why I Publish These Reports

I publish these reports to help buyers and sellers better understand local market conditions using real NWMLS data. Housing headlines often focus on national trends, but real estate is local. Looking at what's happening in Everett provides a much clearer picture of the opportunities and challenges buyers and sellers are actually facing right now.

Curious How These Numbers Apply to Your Situation?

Every neighborhood, property type, and price range behaves a little differently.

If you're wondering how your home, your neighborhood, or your buying plans fit into the current Everett market, feel free to reach out. I'm always happy to help people understand the numbers and how they may apply to their specific situation.

Brandice Raybourn
Coldwell Banker Danforth
Sno-King Real Estate Broker
brandice@snohomesbybrandice.com

425-367-3881

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Recent Everett Market Reports

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• Everett Housing Market Update May 2026 With Resale Price Point Breakdown
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