I publish these market reports to give a clear, realistic picture of what’s actually happening in the housing market across Snohomish County and North King County.
Rather than relying on headlines or averages, I break the market down by housing type and price range so you can see where activity is moving, where it’s slowing, and how different segments behave very differently at the same time. This is the same lens I use when helping buyers and sellers prepare for what’s ahead, not just what looks good on paper.
Each report reflects the most recently completed month of data available. I start with a high-level view of the city, then zoom in so you can understand how competition, pricing, and timing shift depending on where you’re looking and what you’re trying to accomplish.
These reports are written from my perspective as a local real estate broker. The goal is simple: help you understand what you’re likely to run into and how to think strategically before pressure enters the picture.
Below you’ll find my most recent market reports. If you don’t see the city, neighborhood, or price range you’re focused on, feel free to reach out and I can put together a personalized breakdown.
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Bothell Housing Market Update – February 2026 By: Brandice Raybourn This Bothell housing market update reflects January 2026 activity. Bothell is no longer a market you can describe with one headline. Some homes are moving. Others are clearly not. And the difference almost always comes down to housing type, price point, and how well a […]
Read MoreMarysville Housing Market Update| February 2026 Quick Take: This Marysville housing market update reflects how buyers and sellers actually behaved in January. The market is still active, but it’s not moving evenly. Some homes are selling quickly. Others are sitting. And almost all of the difference comes down to price range and housing type. Marysville […]
Read MoreLake Stevens Housing Market Update | February 2026 By: Brandice Raybourn This Lake Stevens housing market update reflects January 2026 activity only. January continued the slower, more selective pace we saw at the end of last year. This is not a sudden shift in fundamentals. It is a market where buyers are active but cautious, […]
Read MoreBellevue Housing Market Update | February 2026 By: Brandice Raybourn This Bellevue housing market update reflects January 2026 activity using NWMLS data. What stands out this month is not a sudden shift in direction, but a clear change in how the market feels to participate in. Inventory is up, days on market are longer, and […]
Read MoreSnohomish Housing Market | January 2026 with Price Point Breakdown by Brandice Raybourn Quick Take: Snohomish is not acting like one single market right now. Some price ranges and housing types are still moving quickly, while others have clearly slowed and require more patience and strategy. Entry and mid-range homes continue to see strong buyer […]
Read MoreEverett Housing Market Update January 2026 by Brandice Raybourn Quick Take: This Everett housing market update reflects December 2025 activity and shows a market that is active, but very selective. Everett is not behaving like one single market right now, and the experience changes noticeably depending on housing type and price point. This report breaks […]
Read MoreBothell Housing Market Update – January 2026 By Brandice Raybourn Bothell is still leaning seller overall, but January’s numbers show a market that is more nuanced than the headlines suggest. Some homes are moving quickly. Others are sitting. And the difference almost always comes down to price point, housing type, and how the home compares […]
Read MoreMarysville Housing Market Update January 2026 By: Brandice Raybourn Quick Take: This Marysville housing market update reflects December 2025 activity. Marysville remains steady overall, but January’s numbers show a market that is clearly segmented by price point. Some homes are still moving quickly. Others are sitting longer. And the difference almost always comes down to […]
Read MoreBellevue Housing Market Update | January 2026 By Brandice Raybourn This Bellevue housing market update reflects December 2025 activity using NWMLS data. January is typically a reset month. Inventory starts to rebuild, buyers re-enter the market cautiously, and sellers test pricing after the holidays. What matters most is not how the market compares to last […]
Read MoreLake Stevens Housing Market Update Quick Take: By Brandice Raybourn This Lake Stevens housing market update reflects December 2025 activity. Lake Stevens slowed in December, which is normal for this time of year, but the data clearly shows a market that behaves very differently depending on price point. Some homes are still moving efficiently. Others […]
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