Aaron Persinger Real Estate

The Seattle market remained competitive in March, even as prices softened. The median sold price for a single-family home fell 6% from last year to $944K, while buyer demand continued to drive quick sales and multiple-offer scenarios—78%ofhomes sold within 30 days and 37% sold above asking. Even with more inventory than last year, well-positioned homes are still moving quickly. Let’s chat about how to navigate today’s market and make the most of your next move.

After a slower start to the year, February felt like the market finally woke up. Seattle’s median sold price climbed to $962,500—a 13% jump from January and basically flat compared to last year. That kind of month-to-month movement usually means one thing: more buyers are stepping back in, and competition is starting to follow.

We’re seeing it play out in real time—71% of homes are going under contract within 30 days, and 35% are selling above asking. In other words, the window we get early in the year before things heat up is already starting to close.

It’s a great time to sit down with your agent and form a plan for this market. If you don’t have an agent, I’d love to be your guy! 🙋🏼‍♂️. Just shoot me a message and we can get this ball rolling!