🏡Treasure Valley Market Update | December 15–21
- contentbynani
- Dec 23, 2025
- 2 min read
A Strong Finish to 2025 & What It Means Heading Into the New Year
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.

🌟 Ada County Highlights
191 new listings (–6%)
198 homes sold (+6%)
Average sold price: $626,859 (+1%)
Total pending: 180 (+5%)
Inventory: 2.2 months (slight decrease)
Ada County continues to show strong buyer follow-through, with more homes selling and more going under contract—despite fewer homes hitting the market. This combination of steady demand + limited new supply supports price stability and gives motivated sellers a real advantage.

🌟 Canyon County Highlights
102 new listings (+55%)
124 homes sold (+25%)
Average sold price: $527,072 (+10%)
Total pending: 77 (+7%)
Inventory: 2.4 months
Canyon County saw a surge in new listings paired with strong buyer activity. More inventory gives buyers options—but the increase in sold prices shows buyers are still willing to pay for well-kept, well-priced homes.
🏡 What This Means as We End 2025 & Enter 2026
✨ For Sellers
Now is still a solid window—buyers are serious, motivated, and often want to close before the new year. With inventory dipping in Ada County and remaining low overall, well-prepared listings continue to stand out.Tip: List early January to beat the spring rush and capture motivated pre-spring buyers.
✨ For Buyers
Interest rates may fluctuate in early 2026, but right now:
Inventory is still manageable
Prices are stable
Competition is lighter than spring
This is the perfect time to negotiate favorable terms.
✨ For Investors
Low inventory + strong demand = continued rental stability.Canyon County especially shows promise, with rising sold prices and increasing listing activity—creating both opportunity and appreciation potential.
✨ For Renters Preparing to Become Buyers
Use the slower season to:
Check your credit
Meet with a lender
Build a realistic 2026 budget
Explore neighborhoods with lower competition
Starting early gives you first pick once inventory climbs in spring.
📌 Bottom Line
The Treasure Valley market is closing 2025 with strength—not volatility. Buyers are active, sellers are still receiving strong offers, and both counties show year-end momentum that sets the stage for a healthy, competitive 2026 market.
If you're planning a move, upgrade, or investment next year, now is the time to start the conversation.




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