Market report · Updated October 2026

Kirkland Home Values & Market Report

Kirkland's median single family sale price was $1.37 million for July to September 2026, down 14.1% from the same months last year. 254 single family homes sold (10.9% more than a year ago), and the median home spent 23 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$1,374,452$1,505,000$1,600,000Down 14.1%
Homes sold254257229Up 10.9%
Median days on market23 days20 days14 daysUp 9 days
Average sale to list price97.8%97.8%98.6%Down 0.8 pts
Months of supply3.23.12.4Up 0.8
Kirkland median single family sale price
Each point is a rolling 3 month window. Hover a point for the exact figure.
$1.33M$1.47M$1.61M$1.75MSep 2024Mar 2025Sep 2025Mar 2026Sep 2026 July to September 2024: $1,602,500 (272 sales)August to October 2024: $1,567,500 (236 sales)September to November 2024: $1,592,000 (223 sales)October to December 2024: $1,570,000 (220 sales)November 2024 to January 2025: $1,626,070 (186 sales)December 2024 to February 2025: $1,700,000 (161 sales)January to March 2025: $1,650,000 (167 sales)February to April 2025: $1,637,000 (212 sales)March to May 2025: $1,602,500 (216 sales)April to June 2025: $1,606,500 (238 sales)May to July 2025: $1,572,500 (232 sales)June to August 2025: $1,575,000 (235 sales)July to September 2025: $1,600,000 (229 sales)August to October 2025: $1,575,000 (227 sales)September to November 2025: $1,562,000 (216 sales)October to December 2025: $1,532,500 (206 sales)November 2025 to January 2026: $1,550,000 (168 sales)December 2025 to February 2026: $1,497,500 (156 sales)January to March 2026: $1,540,000 (150 sales)February to April 2026: $1,520,000 (178 sales)March to May 2026: $1,550,000 (211 sales)April to June 2026: $1,600,000 (246 sales)May to July 2026: $1,600,000 (253 sales)June to August 2026: $1,505,000 (257 sales)July to September 2026: $1,374,452 (254 sales) $1,374,452

What this means if you're selling

At 3.2 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. Homes are taking longer to sell than a year ago (23 days at the median versus 14), so build that into your timeline.

What this means if you're buying

At 3.2 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 softer than a year ago, which is worth knowing when you write an offer.

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Kirkland neighborhood guides

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Monthly Kirkland updates

Source: Redfin Data Center, city level data for Kirkland, 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.