Thinking about buying or selling a home in Seattle this spring? Seattle housing inventory is climbing earlier than usual this year, which raises an important question: Will more homes on the market start pushing prices down? In this update, I’ll break down the latest numbers, including how inventory compares to previous years and what buyer demand looks like right now. I’ll also explain why price reductions are actually lower than they were last year. Check out my February 2026 market update to learn what sellers and buyers should be watching right now.

We’re starting the year with 898 active listings in the county. That’s about 30% higher than this time last year, and last year was already up from 2024. At the same time, mortgage applications just hit a three-year high as rates dipped near 6%. In this update, I’m sharing the latest numbers and what they could mean for pricing this spring. So the big question becomes simple: Will buyer demand keep up with the rising supply? If you want to know the answer, watch my video.

Why do some homes sit on the market while others sell quickly? I recently worked with a seller whose home sat for over 100 days before we made a few key changes. In my latest video, I break down what made the difference and why price, marketing, and condition always matter. By adjusting the pricing and improving how the home was presented to buyers, we generated a full-price cash offer in just seven days. Click below to see how these principles apply to your home.

If you’re keeping an eye on the Greater Northwest’s housing market, there’s one number you need to know: inventory surged 35% by the end of 2025. Starting the new year with that many more homes on the market sets the stage for a dramatically different 2026. In this video, I break down the most critical data points, from the 80% of homes that sat on the market for over three weeks to the spring inventory wave that could reshape buyer options. I’ll also share my key predictions for where prices are headed next. Click below to see how this shift in supply and demand could shape your real estate opportunities in 2026.

As the year wraps up, the Northwest real estate market is showing clear signs of change. Inventory is up more than 30% compared to last year, and most homes are no longer selling in a matter of days. In this update, I’m breaking down what the data says from November and how longer days on market and seasonal trends affect pricing and timing. If you’re thinking about buying or selling before year-end or early next year, this is information you need to see. Click below to watch the full update.

Should you sell your home during the holidays or wait for spring? While many sellers take their listings off the market, serious buyers are still out there - and often more motivated than ever. In this video, I’ll break down why lower competition, warm seasonal appeal, and year-end urgency can actually help your home stand out. You’ll also learn when waiting might make more sense for your situation. Still unsure when to make your move? Check out my video.

Is everyone telling you to wait until spring to sell your home? The truth is, the fall market holds a powerful secret: the most motivated buyers of the year are searching right now. These buyers are racing the calendar to settle in before the holidays and the new year, which often leads to quicker decisions and stronger offers. In this video, I’ll show you the data and trends I’m seeing in the Washington market and exactly how to position your home to get the best possible result. Don't miss this unique window of opportunity. Click the link below to learn how to make the most of this season.

Is the Seattle real estate market still strong for sellers? While you might be hearing about price reductions and longer market times, the core data tells a surprising story. Today, I’m sharing the latest October stats and what they mean for you. Here’s a hint: the average sale price is still up 2.7% and a shrinking inventory pool is a positive sign for motivated sellers. Click below to watch my full market update.

Everyone expects the real estate market to slow down in the fall, but the data is telling a completely different story. With interest rates down over half a percent and a pool of motivated buyers who want to be in a home by Christmas, we're seeing an unexpected surge in activity. Today, I break down exactly why this creates a unique window of opportunity for both buyers and sellers in Seattle, WA. You'll learn why average sale prices are still up year-over-year and the critical deadline for getting a deal done. Click the link below to see how you can capitalize on this fall market.

Have you noticed the headlines about falling interest rates? The Fed just made a quarter-point rate cut, but what’s even more encouraging is that mortgage rates have dropped about half a point in just 30 days. In my latest update, I’ll break down what this means for both buyers and sellers in the Seattle area. Inventory has stayed steady around 1,600 homes for sale, but we’re starting to see early signs that the fall market could bring new momentum. Learn more in the link below!