Puget Sound Counties | Q1 2020 Report

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PUGET SOUND Q1 2020 MARKET REPORT

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202O Q1 MARKET REPORT

MIKE GRADY

COLDWELL BANKER BAIN PRESIDENT & COO

Reflecting on the first-quarter numbers and the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on the market, Mike Grady, Coldwell Banker Bain president and COO, said, “Until March 27, all of our markets were just about as good as we’ve ever seen. While new listings were down a few percentage points, mutually accepted offers were up about three percent and our average sales price was up almost 20 percent year over year to date! We expect that all numbers will decline in April and May as a direct result of the valid concerns over COVID 19. We also anticipate that April and May will be the 'bridge months' before the market returns to more of a normal activity level, of course assuming we all abide by state guidance.

closed 327 sales and our average sales price is up more than 13 percent. We are even hearing of multiple offer situations in several markets and price ranges – all while adhering to CDC and state safety guidelines. This is good news, and even with our challenges, both buyers and sellers can do a deal that serves them in a safe manner. Buyers can take advantage of extremely low interest rates and those sellers on the market are motivated. For sellers, the continued low inventory and expected slowing of new listings over the next few weeks means their homes can be seen now like never before.”

Activity continues, however. In the first 11 days of April we listed 100 new properties, sold 417 properties,

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CATHERINE WEIR

TOP-PRODUCING BROKER FOR ISSAQUAH

Catherine Weir, a top-producing broker in the Coldwell Banker Bain of Issaquah office, said,

January. Inventory remains the biggest issue with the

“We saw a strong start of the year in Issaquah and

and home prices almost always closing at or above

Sammamish with January and February looking

asking price.

entire quarter seeing between 1–2 months of inventory

reminiscent to 2018. Many homes saw multiple offers with escalations and open houses hosting 50+ people.

This indicates that buyers are still seeing value and

Not surprisingly, homes prices were on a very sharp rise

buying well priced homes. March saw listings start

in February. This momentum slowed considerably after

to slow in a time when they traditionally pick up, and

the stay home initiative was issued and open houses

fewer buyers touring homes. However, with homes

and many real estate activities stopped. However,

on average remaining on the market for only five days

March still ended on a relatively strong note with

those buyers are out there and the market continues to

home prices trending up around 5% on average from

move along.”

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PUGET SOUND COUNTIES

SINGLE FAMILY (SF), CONDO, WATERFRONT & LUXURY

KING / ISLAND / KITSAP / PIERCE / SKAGIT / SNOHOMISH / THURSTON / WHATCOM /

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE (NEAREST $000)

AVERAGE DOM

Island

62

$394K

King

41

$690K

Kitsap

$395K

40

Pierce

$398K

34

Skagit

63

$385K

Snohomish

$515K

Thurston

37

$356K

Whatcom

30

$421K $100K

$200K

$300K

$400K

$500K

56 $600K

$700K

$800K

NUMBER OF SALES CLOSED 5K 4K

12,484

4731

TOTAL SALES CLOSED

3K

2729

2K 1K

761

2729

272

364

2148

934 545

0

Island

King

Kitsap

Pierce

Skagit

Snohomish

Thurston

Whatcom

TOTAL COUNTY INVENTORY / 5,706

INVENTORY IN UNITS / 03.31.2020

194

2119

376

1078

263

882

321

473

-31.4%

-37.4%

-12.4%

-25.2%

-22.2%

-25.8%

-29.9%

-1.3%

Island

King

Kitsap

Pierce

Skagit

Thurston

Whatcom

Snohomish

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PUGET SOUND I SLAND COU NTY Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

272

293

-7.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$394K

$355K

+11.0%

$394K

62

62

+0.0%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

96%

96%

+0.0%

UP +11.0% from 2019

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

4731

4532

+4.4%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$690K

$650K

+6.2%

$690K

41

54

-24.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

99%

96%

+3.1%

UP +6.2% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE% KING COUNTY

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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PUGET SOUND K I TSAP COU NTY

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

761

786

-3.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$395K

$350K

+12.9%

$395K

40

49

-18.4%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

98%

97%

+1.0%

UP +12.9% from 2019

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

2,729

2,854

-4.4%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$398K

$351K

+13.4%

$398K

34

49

-30.6%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

100%

98%

+2.0%

UP +13.4% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

PIERCE COUNTY

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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PUGET SOUND SK AGI T Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

364

351

+3.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$385K

$345K

+11.6%

$385K

63

67

-6.0%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

98%

95%

+3.2%

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

2,148

2,102

+2.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$515K

$480K

+7.3%

$515K

37

52

-28.8%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

99%

97%

+2.1%

UP +7.3% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

UP +11.6% from 2019

SNOHOMISH

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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PUGET SOUND THU RSTON

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

934

919

+1.6%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$356K

$325K

+9.5%

$356K

30

47

-36.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

100%

98%

+2.0%

UP +9.5% from 2019

Q1 | 2020

Q1 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

545

535

+1.9%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$421K

$385K

+9.4%

$421K

56

65

-13.8%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

97%

96%

+1.0%

UP +9.4% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

WHATCOM

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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*Information and statistics derived by CB Bain from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS) and the Multiple Listing Service of Central Oregon (MLSCO) each quarter. Statistics not compiled or published by the NWMLS, RMLS or MLSCO.


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