2025 Leavenworth Home Prices
Digging into monthly or quarterly real estate stats is always an educational exercise. The word on the street or our “vibes” may suggest one thing, but sometimes the numbers tell another story.
The stock market and the world economy have been rife with uncertainty and fears of inflation or a recession rarely give homebuyers confidence. It would be safe to expect to see those fears play out in sales data from the Leavenworth real estate market. However, any such fears aren’t yet apparent in the data from the first three months of 2025.
As is always the case, it’s easy enough to create some shocking headlines that don’t tell the real story.
Home prices drop 19% in Leavenworth!
Or conversely,
Home sales up 70%!
Both of these are true and illustrate how a small sample size can be impacted greatly by just a few sales.
The number of homes sold in 2025 is good news. After three years of slow starts, the first quarter of 2025 has returned to its 10 year average of 24 sold homes.
In terms of house prices, the average home price in Leavenworth remains 30% higher than in the first quarter of 2020 (before the COVID housing boom.) The average home price in Leavenworth was $900,000 and the median price was $787,000 for the first quarter.
What will 2025 Leavenworth home prices do in this spring?
This is the question that is on everyone’s mind. April home sales appear to be similar to 2024, but May and June are bellwether months for the Leavenworth market. Sellers and real estate agents alike are very interested to see what the coming months bring and how they will affect 2025 Leavenworth home prices.
Required disclaimers:
Information and statistics derived from Northwest Multiple Listing Service. Additionally, this representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by the North Central Washington Association of Realtors or its Multiple Listing Service. Neither the Association nor its MLS guarantees or are in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association or its MLS may not reflect all real estate activity in the Market.