King City Housing Update: Sales Pace Mixed as Inventory Turns Over
King City, OR – March 24, 2026 – Recent Redfin data shows homes taking longer to sell than a year ago, with steady turnover and limited offers per listing.
King City’s housing market is moving through spring with a mixed rhythm: homes are still closing, but the pace has slowed compared with this time last year.
Top takeaways
- Homes are averaging 85 days on market, compared with 56 days a year ago.
- Most listings are seeing about 1 offer on average.
- 8 homes sold in the past month.
Market snapshot
Recent Redfin data shows the typical home spending about 85 days on the market, roughly 30 days longer than a year ago. That shift suggests buyers have more breathing room than they did last spring, when properties were moving more quickly.
Even with longer marketing times, activity has not stalled. Eight homes closed in the past month, reflecting steady turnover for a smaller community. Many active listings are moving in roughly 44 days, indicating that properties priced appropriately and presented well are still attracting buyers within a reasonable timeframe.
Offer activity also points to a calmer environment. With most homes receiving around one offer on average, bidding wars appear less common. Negotiations may be more balanced, giving both sides room to work through inspection items, timelines, or closing cost discussions.
What’s active now
Current listings include a mix of single-level homes in established 55+ sections and updated properties featuring more modern interiors. Open houses are scheduled across multiple weekends, offering buyers opportunities to compare floor plans, finishes, and overall condition in person.
Inventory remains limited compared with larger Washington County markets, so new listings can still draw attention quickly. However, the longer days on market underscore the importance of realistic pricing and thoughtful preparation. Sellers may need to be strategic about condition updates and presentation, while buyers may find slightly improved leverage compared with a year ago.
Overall, the data reflects a market that is steady but less hurried, with measured activity replacing last year’s faster tempo.