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Clark County Real Estate Weekly Highlights: June 13–19, 2025

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Clark County real estate market, the latest numbers from June 13–19, 2025, offer plenty to talk about. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just love a good data point, here’s what’s happening in SW Washington real estate this week.

New Listings Surge

• 173 new listings hit the market, marking a robust 16.1% increase from the previous week. Sellers seem to be shaking off any summer hesitation and jumping in with both feet.

Pending and Closed Sales Inch Up

• Pending sales rose to 929, a modest 2.0% increase. This suggests steady buyer interest, even as inventory grows.

• Closed sales also edged up, with 76 homes sold—a 2.7% bump. More deals are making it across the finish line, which is good news for everyone involved.

Prices: Up, Down, and All Around

• The average sale price climbed to $654,700, up a notable 7.8%. That’s a big jump in just a week, likely driven by higher-end homes closing or competitive bidding.

• However, the median sale price slipped to $562,000, down 1.8%. This could mean more affordable homes are selling, or that a few luxury deals last week skewed the average.

Time on Market Creeps Up

• Homes are now spending an average of 50 days on the market, a 4.2% increase. Buyers may be taking a bit more time to make decisions, or perhaps sellers are getting a little more patient.

What Does It All Mean?
This week’s data paints a picture of a busy, competitive market with more options for buyers and some interesting shifts in pricing. Sellers are entering the market in greater numbers, and while homes are taking slightly longer to sell, prices—especially at the top end—are still climbing.

If you’re thinking about making a move, now’s a great time to watch the trends and act strategically. And if you’re just here for the stats, stay tuned—Clark County’s market never fails to keep things interesting! Give me a call if I can help.