Spokane .

Computed from the live MLS feeds · Location NW Group

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• Median asking price$449,000
• Median $/sq ft$217
• Active listings1884
• Under contract30%

The median asking price in Spokane, WA this month is $449,000, with the middle of the market running from $330,000 to $649,000 and a median of $217 per square foot. There are 1,884 active residential listings, including condos and townhouses, and 707 of them arrived within the last 30 days. Taken together, the numbers describe a market with both depth and movement. Fresh inventory is arriving at a meaningful pace, while 30% of what's listed is already under contract — buyers are engaged, but there is still genuine room to look.

If you're buying

The buyer's read.

If you're buying in Spokane right now, 1,884 active listings and 707 new arrivals in the past month mean you have real choices, especially within the $330,000 to $649,000 band where most of the market sits. That said, with 30% of inventory pending, well-positioned homes are finding buyers, so it's worth being ready to act when the right one appears — pre-approval in hand and a clear sense of your range at $217 per square foot.

If you're selling

The seller's read.

For sellers, a 30% pending share signals that buyers are active and homes priced in line with the market are moving. The volume of competition matters, though: with 707 new listings in the last 30 days, your home needs to be priced honestly against the $449,000 median and $217 per square foot benchmark, and presented well enough to stand out among nearly 1,900 active options.

The read from here

Where it's pointed.

Current momentum in Spokane looks steady — fresh listings are arriving in volume, and nearly a third of inventory is under contract. Whether that balance holds will depend on how supply and buyer activity track in the weeks ahead. This is a snapshot of present conditions, not a prediction of where prices go next.

Figures computed 2026-06-01 from live Spokane REALTORS® and Coeur d'Alene MLS feeds — asking prices of active inventory, not closed sales. AI-assisted narrative; all numbers deterministic.

Editorial disclaimer

This report is general market context, not financial, legal, or tax advice, and not a price prediction. Median asking prices reflect active inventory on the computation date and change continuously. Verify specifics with SAR, CDAR, and your own advisors before relying on any figure for a transaction.

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