🏡 Treasure Valley Market Update | October 6–12
- contentbynani
- 5 days ago
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Whether you’re planning a move or just keeping tabs, the market is holding steady and offering balanced opportunities for both buyers and sellers this fall.

Ada County: A Steady Market with a Shift Toward Balance
The Ada County market remained active last week, showing subtle but important shifts as we move deeper into fall.
New Listings: 274 ↓ 16%
Average Listing Price: $745,486 ↓ 3%
Average Sold Price: $617,750 ↑ 7%
Homes Sold: 201 ↓ 10%
Total Active Listings: 2,493 ↑ 1%
Total Pending: 206 ↑ 6%
Months of Inventory: 2.7 (steady)
💡 What this means: Although new listings and sales dipped slightly, the average sold price rose 7%, suggesting that well-presented homes are still commanding attention — and strong offers. Inventory remains stable, keeping the market balanced as buyers take advantage of fall opportunities before year-end.

Canyon County: Prices Rise as Listings Ease
Canyon County experienced a cooler listing week but saw healthy growth in home values — an encouraging sign for sellers.
New Listings: 95 ↓ 32%
Average Listing Price: $559,812 ↑ 3%
Average Sold Price: $432,478 ↑ 14%
Homes Sold: 88 ↓ 26%
Active Listings: 1,178 ↓ 2%
Total Pending: 93 ↓ 2%
Months of Inventory: 2.5 ↓ 2%
💡 What this means: Even with fewer listings and closed sales, prices in Canyon County climbed significantly. This shows that demand remains strong for well-priced homes, and sellers who price strategically are still seeing results.
Market Snapshot
Across the Treasure Valley, the market continues to balance out — giving both buyers and sellers a window of opportunity.
📈 Sellers: Staging, curb appeal, and proper pricing remain key to standing out.
🔑 Buyers: With stable inventory and moderate price movement, fall is a smart time to explore before winter slows new listings.
📞 Thinking about buying, selling, or investing? At House of Palmer, we offer in-depth market analysis to help you make the best move for your goals.👉 Contact us today for personalized guidance.
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