As summer winds down, the Kent real estate market often experiences a surge of activity heading into fall. Buyers who delayed their home search earlier in the year suddenly feel the urgency to settle before the holidays. For sellers, that means one thing: now is the time to get your home looking its absolute best before the fall rush begins. Here are some of the updates we’re seeing right now that...
Kent East Hill Housing Market
Recently Sold Homes in Kent East Hill Last Week AddressList PriceSold PriceList DateSold DateDays on Market28402 142nd Place SE$854,950$834,95008/04/202508/18/20251422111 96th Place S$699,995$683,50006/26/202508/18/20255320202 104th Place SE$1,199,000$1,150,00006/16/202508/15/20256011608 SE 228th Place$699,999$675,00006/15/202508/15/20256125705 117th Place SE$634,900$634,90006/24/202508/15/20255224250...
Kent Housing Market – July 2025 Update for Sellers If you’ve been wondering whether it’s still a good time to sell in Kent, the answer is yes — but it’s not the same game it was a year ago.We’re still in seller’s market territory, but there are a few big shifts worth paying attention to before you put that “For Sale” sign in the yard. A Lot More Homes to Choose...
Kent East Hill Market Update – July 2025 The East Hill neighborhood in Kent is experiencing a market shift that’s worth paying attention to, especially if you're considering buying or selling in the second half of the year. While we are still technically in a seller’s market, conditions are no longer as aggressive as they were a year ago. Inventory is climbing, prices are adjusting, and homes are...
The Kent East Hill housing market continues to shift in May 2025 as new inventory floods the market, buyer demand softens, and pricing patterns diverge across segments. While homes are still selling, they’re not moving with the same speed or intensity as we saw over the past two years. If you’re a homeowner considering selling this year, here’s what the latest data is telling us—and what it means...
The housing market in January 2025 kicked off the year with a calm but telling pace. After the holiday slowdown in December, January showed subtle shifts in momentum—more new listings, slightly increased inventory, and buyers beginning to re-enter the market with caution. Here's a look at how the numbers shaped up and what they mean as we head into the rest of Q1. Inventory Inches Up One of the...
As February wrapped up, the local housing market showed glimmers of renewed energy. While inventory remained tight and prices hovered near winter levels, subtle but important shifts indicate that both buyers and sellers are gearing up for a more active spring season. Here’s a breakdown of what happened in the market in February 2025—and what it means for you. Inventory Still Low, But Slowly...
As we transition into the spring season, the March 2025 housing market continues to show early signs of increased momentum, while still facing the lingering challenges of tight inventory and cautious buyer sentiment. Here’s what the data reveals about the current state of the market and what buyers and sellers can expect heading into April. Inventory Remains Tight but Stable The number of...