MARKET TRENDS
Real Estate Statistics
These interactive charts visualize important real estate statistics such as the number of active listings, new listings, pending sales, closed sales, and months of inventory. You can access data for individual counties by using the drop-down filter menu. You may download and share or publish these charts with appropriate attribution.
Active Listings
Inventory of residential and condominium properties listed for sale (that have not yet accepted an offer).
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, Active Listings, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, Active Listings, Percent Change, Month over Month
New Listings
Residential and condominium properties added to the inventory during the reporting period (included in active listing totals).
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, New Listings, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, New Listings, Percent Change, Month over Month
Pending Sales
Residential and condominium properties where the purchase and sale agreement has been signed by buyer and seller, but the transaction has not closed (pending arrangements for financing, home inspection, sale of buyer’s home, or other reasons). Figures include all transactions that became “pending” during the period unless the listing went back on the market during the same period.
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, Pending Sales, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, Pending Sales, Percent Change, Month over Month
Closed Sales
Residential and condominium sale transactions that have closed (the final procedures in a real estate sale during which ownership of a property transfers from seller to buyer in accordance with a contract), documents are executed and/or recorded, and funds are available to the seller. NWMLS monthly statistical reports use the “Status Date” (the date that the listing status was changed to “Sold” in Matrix.)
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, Closed Sales, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, Closed Sales, Percent Change, Month over Month
Months of Inventory
The ratio of active listings to closed sales (derived by dividing the total number of active listings on the market by the total number of closed sales).
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, Months of Inventory, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, Months of Inventory, Percent Change, Month over Month
Median Price
The “middle” price, meaning that there are an equal number of sold units at a higher and lower value, the middle value being the median. Example: If you wanted to find the median sales price for 5 listings with sales prices of $100,000, $200,000, $250,000, $300,000, and $600,000 – the price in the middle of the list is $250,000.
More Charts:
5 Year Annual, Median Price, Percent Change, Year over Year
5 Year Monthly, Median Price, Percent Change, Month over Month
Usage Terms
You may share and republish NWMLS’s Market Snapshot Video, interactive charts, and infographics on websites, blogs, and social media. Any use of NWMLS’s statistical charts or infographics must include the logo that is displayed on the graphics and the following attribution: “Information and statistics compiled and reported by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service.” You may not alter or otherwise modify NWMLS’s Market Snapshot Video, interactive charts, and infographics. Derivatives of NWMLS’s housing marketing statistics may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without prior written permission.