Freeman Corbin Real Estate

The February housing numbers for Lane County show buyer activity starting to pick up as we head toward spring. Pending sales rose 8% compared to last year and jumped over 16% from January. Inventory is now around 3.4 months, giving buyers more options while demand remains strong for well-priced homes. If you’re curious what these trends mean for your plans, I’m always happy to help interpret the market.

December’s market shows a seasonal slowdown—but not weakness. New listings dropped sharply, reducing competition for sellers, while closed sales increased both month over month and year over year. Buyers benefit from longer market times and more negotiating room. Although December prices came in slightly lower than last year, overall 2025 pricing remained stable. A balanced market heading into the new year creates opportunity on both sides.

Lane County’s housing market stayed steady in August. Fewer new listings came to market, but buyer demand remained strong with more accepted offers than last year. Closed sales matched last August, showing consistent activity. Prices continue to trend upward, and year-to-date numbers remain ahead of 2024. With steady demand, manageable inventory, and ongoing appreciation, the market is well-positioned heading into fall. Ready for a real estate move? Get in touch at freeman.cvghome.com/contact

The Lane County real estate market continues to show steady momentum this summer. Compared to last year, home values are rising modestly, closed sales are up, and buyer activity remains strong. Inventory has adjusted slightly, offering more options for buyers without slowing things down. Whether you’re thinking of buying or selling, it’s a great time to stay informed. Message me if you’d like to chat about your goals or get a custom market snapshot! Start your home search at freeman.cvghome.com