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Ada and Canyon County told two very different stories this week. We're breaking down the Sept. 7–13 numbers and, more importantly, what they actually mean for Treasure Valley buyers and sellers.

September is here, and the Treasure Valley housing market is beginning its transition into fall. See this week's Ada and Canyon County numbers and what we're watching as we head toward the end of 2026.

The final full week of August brought fewer new listings across Ada and Canyon counties, stronger sales in Ada County and rising pending activity in Canyon County. See what the latest numbers could mean heading into fall.

The Treasure Valley housing market is showing signs of a late-summer shift. See what changed in Ada and Canyon counties from August 17–23, including home prices, sales, inventory and new listings.

March marks the seasonal shift in the Boise real estate market. Here’s what this week’s data means for buyers, sellers, investors, and renters heading into spring.

The Treasure Valley is wrapping up the year on a steady, confident note. Both Ada and Canyon County saw meaningful bumps in sold homes, pending activity, and pricing stability—proof that buyers and sellers are still moving, even during the holidays.

Steady prices, rising pendings, and shifting inventory are shaping a strong 2025—and an even more opportunity-filled 2026.

From the ever-changing mortgage rates to the bustling scenes in Ada and Canyon County, here's the latest up-to-date stats. Nov 13 to 19 2023