Treasure Valley Market Update: May 26 – June 1
- contentbynani
- Jun 3
- 2 min read
The first week of June is here, and with it comes fresh insights into what’s happening in our local real estate markets.
Whether you're buying, selling, or simply watching trends, staying on top of these shifts can help you make informed decisions. This week’s numbers give us a clear picture of buyer momentum, pricing trends, and inventory movement across Ada and Canyon County.
Ada County
New Listings: 278 (⬇️ 3%)
Average Listing Price: $801,065 (⬆️ 10%)
Average Sold Price: $659,584 (⬆️ 4%)
Homes Sold: 251 (⬆️ 26%)
Total Active Listings: 2,376 (⬆️ 1%)
Pending Sales: 220 (⬆️ 2%)
Months of Inventory: 3.2 (⬆️ 2%)
Ada County saw a jump in both listing and sold prices this week, along with a strong increase in closed transactions. With inventory holding steady and slight growth in pending activity, it’s clear that buyers are still active and homes are moving.
Canyon County
New Listings: 121 (⬇️ 12%)
Average Listing Price: $513,221 (⬇️ 3%)
Average Sold Price: $490,736 (⬆️ 13%)
Homes Sold: 115 (⬆️ 3%)
Total Active Listings: 1,194 (⬇️ 2%)
Pending Sales: 115 (⬇️ 2%)
Months of Inventory: 3.0 (⬇️ 3%)
Canyon County remains steady with a notable boost in sold prices, even as new inventory and pending activity dipped slightly. Fewer listings may mean increased competition for available homes.
What Does This Mean for You?
Buyers: You still have options, but act quickly and be prepared to write a strong offer—especially in lower-inventory neighborhoods.
Sellers: With sold prices climbing and days on market staying short, this is still a great time to list.
Investors: Both counties continue to show steady activity with rental demand on the rise.
Renters: Inventory shifts mean new listings and possible turnover in rental availability—stay tuned to our PRP updates!
Need help navigating your next step? Whether you're buying, selling, investing, or looking to rent, Nina Palmer is here to guide you every step of the way.
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