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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Everett Real Estate Market Update December 2025 By Brandice Raybourn Everett is doing something a little different this month. When you look at the residential resale price points, the lower and higher ranges have both softened while the middle of the market is doing most of the heavy lifting. The result is a city that […]
Read MoreThe Snohomish residential resale market is one of the most interesting patterns I have seen in a while. It is not behaving like one big market. It is split almost perfectly between price tiers, and each tier is sending a completely different message. These numbers are for residential resale only. Here is the detailed breakdown […]
Read MoreLake Stevens Housing Market Update December 2025: What the Numbers Are Telling Us Residential Resale Housing Market The Lake Stevens residential resale market is in an interesting place right now because it is acting like two different markets at the same time. Some price ranges are still moving quickly while others are slowing down and […]
Read MoreBellevue is one of those markets that never behaves like anywhere else, and December’s residential resale data proves it again. I broke everything down by price range so you can get a clear view of what is actually happening. Bellevue is moving fast right now, and the luxury side of the market is surprisingly the […]
Read MoreEverett Housing Market Report November 2025By Brandice Raybourn Everett’s housing market in November 2025 looks a lot like it did this time last year, but once you break it down by price point, you can clearly see where things are holding steady and where the market is slowing. When you look at the whole city, […]
Read MoreBothell Housing Market Update November 2025 Residential Resale Only The Bothell market is still moving, just not evenly across every price point. When you break it down by price tier, you can actually see where the activity really is and where things are slowing. This is why you do not need to time the market. […]
Read MoreMarysville Housing Market Update | November 2025 By Brandice Raybourn The Marysville housing market in November 2025 looked balanced on the surface, but once you dig into the details, it becomes clear that not all price points are behaving the same way. Homes are still selling, pricing has remained relatively stable, and buyers are active, […]
Read MoreLake Stevens Housing Market Update By Brandice Raybourn When you look at the Lake Stevens housing market as a whole, November 2025 shows a market that is active but clearly more measured than last year. Homes are still selling, but buyers are taking their time, inventory is higher, and pricing strategy matters more than ever. […]
Read MoreSnohomish Housing Market Update | November 2025 by Brandice Raybourn The Snohomish housing market is doing something that citywide headlines completely miss. It is not acting like one market at all. It is split by price point, and each range is behaving very differently right now. That is why looking at averages alone does not […]
Read MoreLake Stevens Market Update — October 2025 Quick read (what changed): Closings: 43 total. Most price bands slowed; $1.150M+ was the only bracket up (+33% YoY). Inventory: 150 active listings (+74% YoY). Biggest jumps: < $600K (+240%) and $850–$1.149M (+113%). Days on Market: 18 citywide, but a tale of two markets: 5 days < $600K […]
Read MoreIf you’re tracking a specific neighborhood, price range, or even a home you’ve been watching anywhere in Snohomish County or North King County, I’m happy to take a look and send you a short, personalized market read.
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