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Writer's pictureNina Palmer

Ada & Canyon County Market Report: May 22 - May 28

Welcome to our latest Ada and Canyon County Real Estate Market Report, where we analyze the most recent statistics and trends in the local housing markets. In this edition, we'll dive into the key market indicators for both Ada County and Canyon County, including the number of available homes, new listings, percentage of homes sold above asking price, and notable changes in average prices. Let's explore the data!


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Ada County:

  • Available Homes: Ada County currently has 1,366 homes available for sale, providing prospective buyers with a range of options to consider.

  • New Listings: In the past week, there were 239 new listings in Ada County, indicating a slight decline of 10% compared to the previous period. However, this influx of fresh properties keeps the market dynamic and presents opportunities for buyers.

  • Homes Sold Above Asking Price: Approximately 23% of homes in Ada County were sold above their initial asking price during this week, showing a decrease of 15% compared to the previous period. This suggests a potential shift in buyer demand or evolving negotiation dynamics.

  • Noteworthy: The average price in Ada County experienced a notable decline of -4.8% this week, marking a 13% decrease from the previous week. This change could be attributed to various factors, such as market conditions or adjustments in pricing strategies.

Canyon County:

  • Available Homes: Canyon County currently offers 651 homes for sale, providing buyers with a range of housing options to explore.

  • New Listings: There were 115 new listings in Canyon County during this week, indicating a slight decrease of 4% compared to the previous period. Despite this slight dip, the market remains active with fresh inventory entering the market.

  • Homes Sold Above Asking Price: Approximately 34% of homes in Canyon County were sold above their initial asking price, representing a significant increase of 62% compared to the previous period. This suggests a robust buyer demand and potentially competitive market conditions.

  • Noteworthy: Canyon County experienced a notable increase of 20% in the number of homes sold, with 109 properties sold during this week. This indicates a healthy level of market activity and buyer engagement.

The real estate markets in Ada and Canyon County continue to evolve, with distinct trends observed in each region. Ada County has seen a decline in new listings and homes sold above asking price, along with a notable decrease in average prices. In contrast, Canyon County experienced a slight decline in new listings but witnessed an increase in homes sold above asking price, indicating a potentially competitive market. These market dynamics present opportunities for both buyers and sellers.


For a more in-depth analysis or personalized advice tailored to your specific needs, consulting with House Of Palmer Idaho Real Estate for our professional real estate guidance. Stay tuned for our next market report, where we'll provide you with the latest updates and insights into the Ada and Canyon County real estate landscapes.


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