Matt Goyer
December 10, 2025
3 min read
The November numbers are in, and no surprise, prices dipped across the board. This is a seasonal pattern we see every year as activity slows heading into winter. We’ll likely see a couple more months of price declines before they start moving up in 2026.
This creates a great opportunity for savvy buyers… if you can find the right home. New listings remain scarce, and many of the homes still on the market are there for a reason. The best opportunities are the ones with a frustrated, extremely motivated seller who, for whatever reason, hasn’t dropped their price yet.
📍 Seattle (SFH + townhomes)
📍 Eastside (SFH + townhomes)
Year-end can also be prime time for new construction deals. We’re seeing one high-rise negotiating ~9% off list, and another including parking to get deals done. But you need to close before year-end. If you’re financing, the clock is ticking!
A real example of a first-time buyer we just helped: he secured a brand-new Ballard townhome with $35,000 in credits, upgraded appliances, and hardwood floors throughout.
We hope your drains are clear and that you survived yesterday’s onslaught of rain! (Sure wish it was snowing in the mountains…) And if you’re wondering what your home is worth, just hit reply!
P.S. Curious about life in Seattle’s most expensive neighborhood? Check out our latest YouTube video.

Seattle: 151 new listings last week, up 132.3% w-o-w
Eastside: 91 new listings last week, up 193.5% w-o-w

Seattle: 109 pending last week, down 12.1% w-o-w
Eastside: 52 pending last week, down 24.6% w-o-w

$6.5M Denny Triangle penthouse at Nexus


$1.5M Central District modern update
Check out last week’s market update, A sleepy week… except for the house that got 8 offers 🤯
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