Market report · Updated October 2026

Issaquah Home Values & Market Report

Issaquah's median single family sale price was $1.64 million for July to September 2026, up 9.0% from the same months last year. 61 single family homes sold (11.6% fewer than a year ago), and the median home spent 15 days on the market.

July to September 2026 at a glance

Single family homesJul to Sep 2026Last month's window
(Jun to Aug 2026)
Last year
(Jul to Sep 2025)
Change vs last year
Median sale price$1,635,598$1,625,750$1,500,000Up 9.0%
Homes sold616869Down 11.6%
Median days on market15 days16 days13 daysUp 2 days
Average sale to list price97.8%98.0%99.1%Down 1.3 pts
Months of supply2.92.51.6Up 1.3
Issaquah median single family sale price
Each point is a rolling 3 month window. Hover a point for the exact figure.
$1.43M$1.59M$1.76M$1.92MSep 2024Mar 2025Sep 2025Mar 2026Sep 2026 July to September 2024: $1,570,000 (64 sales)August to October 2024: $1,522,500 (66 sales)September to November 2024: $1,680,000 (56 sales)October to December 2024: $1,708,000 (53 sales)November 2024 to January 2025: $1,750,000 (35 sales)December 2024 to February 2025: $1,680,000 (32 sales)January to March 2025: $1,800,000 (39 sales)February to April 2025: $1,757,000 (48 sales)March to May 2025: $1,796,500 (64 sales)April to June 2025: $1,730,000 (63 sales)May to July 2025: $1,600,000 (69 sales)June to August 2025: $1,505,000 (65 sales)July to September 2025: $1,500,000 (69 sales)August to October 2025: $1,487,725 (58 sales)September to November 2025: $1,487,725 (48 sales)October to December 2025: $1,627,500 (42 sales)November 2025 to January 2026: $1,650,000 (35 sales)December 2025 to February 2026: $1,865,000 (29 sales)January to March 2026: $1,632,500 (42 sales)February to April 2026: $1,730,000 (59 sales)March to May 2026: $1,572,500 (74 sales)April to June 2026: $1,647,500 (70 sales)May to July 2026: $1,645,000 (69 sales)June to August 2026: $1,625,750 (68 sales)July to September 2026: $1,635,598 (61 sales) $1,635,598

What this means if you're selling

At 2.9 months of supply, buyers have some choice but not a lot. Homes that are prepared and priced right still move; homes priced on hope tend to sit. Sellers averaged 97.8% of list price, so buyers are negotiating. Pricing right from day one protects you from a string of reductions.

What this means if you're buying

At 2.9 months of supply you have some room to look. That's more choice than a year ago, but well priced homes in the best locations draw competition. Homes averaged 97.8% of list price, so there is room to negotiate, especially on homes that have been on the market a while. Prices are higher than a year ago, so waiting has not been cheaper lately.

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Issaquah neighborhood guides

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Monthly Issaquah updates

Source: Redfin Data Center, city level data for Issaquah, WA, single family homes. Data from Redfin, a national real estate brokerage, released October 7, 2026. Every figure is a rolling 3 month window (this one: July to September 2026), which is how Redfin publishes city level numbers; "last month's window" is the same 3 month span shifted back one month. Any figure Redfin didn't report is left out rather than estimated.