Housing Statistics Dashboard
📊 Complete Historical Data
| Month ▼ | Year | Active | Sold | Avg Price | Med Price | Pending | Med DOM |
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📊 Inventory Climbing into Spring
Active listings jumped to 191 in April, up 15 from March's 176 (+8.5%). Year-over-year, inventory is up 11.7% from April 2025 (171 listings), confirming a continued build of supply heading into the spring selling season.
💰 Sales Surge in April
April closed 58 sales, a strong rebound of +16 from March's 42 (+38.1%). Year-over-year improvement is dramatic — up 70.6% from April 2025's 34 closings — signaling meaningfully stronger buyer activity this spring.
📈 Median Prices Recovering
Median sold price rose to $380.0K in April, up $15.0K from March's $365.0K (+4.1%). Average price pulled back to $390.0K after February's spike to $430.5K, reflecting a more typical mix of closed transactions.
⌛ Days on Market Ticking Up
Median days on market increased to 47 in April, up 9 days from March's 38 (+23.7%). Compared to April 2025 (37 days), homes are still taking longer to sell — though the pace has improved considerably from the 64-day peak in February.
📈 Pending Activity Normalizing
Pending listings dipped to 53 in April, down from March's elevated 74 (-28.4%). March's spike to 74 was an unusually high reading; April's 53 still represents solid forward pipeline compared to the 2024 average and supports continued closings in May.
🔮 Spring Market Gaining Traction
With 191 active listings, 58 closings, and a rebounding median price of $380.0K, the Lower Yakima Valley market is showing clear signs of spring momentum. Rising inventory alongside strong sales activity suggests a balanced but active market entering Q2 2026.