Boise & Treasure Valley Real Estate Market Update

Ada & Canyon County | March 2 – March 8

As we move further into March, the Treasure Valley real estate market is showing clear signs of seasonal momentum. Both Ada County and Canyon County are experiencing increased listing activity and steady buyer demand as the spring housing season begins to ramp up.

Ada Market Update

Ada County Market Trends

During the week of March 2–March 8, Ada County saw 313 new listings, an 11% increase from the previous week. The average listing price came in at $740,099, while the average sold price increased to $621,750.

Buyer activity remains strong with 272 pending homes, up 15%, and 203 homes sold this week. Inventory remains tight at 2.1 months of supply, indicating the Boise market continues to lean toward sellers despite the slight fluctuation in weekly sales.

Canyon County Market Trends

In Canyon County, the market also saw increased pricing and listing activity. There were 152 new listings, up 5% from the prior week, with the average listing price rising to $570,259. The average sold price reached $477,079, up 2%.

A total of 111 homes sold this week, with 122 homes pending and 2.5 months of inventory available. Like Ada County, Canyon County continues to experience a relatively tight market as we head into the busy spring season.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

With inventory remaining low and pending sales rising, the Treasure Valley housing market is entering its traditional spring surge. Buyers should expect more listings to hit the market in the coming weeks, but well-priced homes will continue to move quickly.

For sellers, this seasonal shift often represents one of the strongest opportunities of the year to list. Increasing buyer activity combined with limited inventory can create favorable conditions for homeowners considering selling in the Boise area.

Looking Ahead to Spring

As temperatures warm and daylight increases, the Boise and Treasure Valley real estate market typically sees higher listing activity and stronger buyer competition. March and April are historically key months that set the pace for the entire spring housing season.

If you’re planning to buy, sell, or invest in the Treasure Valley, staying ahead of these weekly trends can help you make more informed decisions in a fast-moving market.