Treasure Valley Weekly Market Update | June 2026

Inventory Continues to Rise While Buyers Become More Selective Across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and the Treasure Valley

The Treasure Valley real estate market continues to evolve as we move into the summer season. Looking at today's numbers compared to the same timeframe one month ago gives us valuable insight into what buyers and sellers are experiencing right now across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, and surrounding communities.

This month's data shows a market that remains healthy overall, but one that is becoming more balanced as inventory increases and buyers gain additional options.

Quick Market Takeaways

✔️ Inventory continues to rise across Ada and Canyon Counties

✔️ Buyers have more choices and are taking more time to make decisions

✔️ Home prices remain relatively stable

✔️ Pending activity has softened as inventory grows

✔️ Cancelled listings declined, signaling healthier seller expectations

This Week's Snapshot (Compared to Last Month)

Total Active Listings: 3,539 ⬆️ (from 3,332)

Pending Sales: 400 ⬇️ with an 11.30% pending rate (from 468 pending sales and a 14.04% pending rate)

Median List Price: $594,880 ⬇️ slightly (from $599,000)

Cancelled Listings: 92 ⬇️ (from 98)

Inventory Continues to Build

Total active listings increased from 3,332 to 3,539 homes over the last month.

This increase in inventory is creating more opportunities for buyers throughout Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa, and Caldwell. As more homes enter the market, buyers have additional options and are becoming increasingly selective about location, condition, and pricing.

For sellers, this means competition is increasing. Homes that stand out through pricing, presentation, and marketing continue to perform best.

Buyers Are Still Active, But More Selective

Pending sales decreased from 468 to 400, while the overall pending rate dropped from 14.04% to 11.30%.

This shift does not indicate a weak market. Instead, it reflects a healthier market where buyers have more inventory to choose from and are taking more time to evaluate their options.

Well-priced homes in desirable areas continue to generate strong interest, while homes that miss the mark on pricing are seeing longer market times.

What Price Points Are Moving Most?

The strongest activity continues to occur within the mid-range price points throughout the Treasure Valley.

• Homes between $400,000 and $700,000 continue to see healthy demand
• Luxury inventory above $1 million typically requires longer marketing times
• Entry-level inventory remains relatively limited in many areas

This trend continues to support strong demand throughout many family-oriented neighborhoods across Ada and Canyon Counties.

Home Prices Remain Stable

Despite growing inventory, home prices have remained relatively stable.

Ada County

Median list price adjusted slightly from $654,000 to $649,900

Canyon County

Median list price adjusted from $499,880 to $493,900

While small fluctuations are normal, these numbers suggest overall pricing stability across the market.

Cancelled Listings Improved

Cancelled listings declined from 98 to 92 over the last month.

This is a positive sign that sellers are entering the market with more realistic expectations and that buyers and sellers are finding common ground more often during negotiations.

What This Means for Buyers

If you're looking to purchase a home in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, or the surrounding Treasure Valley, you have more choices today than you did a month ago.

The increased inventory provides additional opportunities and slightly less urgency than we experienced earlier this spring.

However, the best homes are still moving quickly, so preparation and strong financing remain important.

What This Means for Sellers

Sellers are still benefiting from healthy demand, but today's market requires a thoughtful approach.

Pricing strategically from day one, preparing the home properly, and investing in strong marketing can make a significant difference as buyers gain more options.

The homes that are winning today are the homes that stand out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Boise still a seller's market?

Yes, but the market is becoming more balanced as inventory continues to rise. Well-priced homes are still selling quickly, particularly in desirable neighborhoods.

Are home prices dropping in the Treasure Valley?

Overall prices remain relatively stable. Some price points and areas are experiencing small adjustments as inventory increases.

Is now a good time to buy?

For many buyers, yes. Increased inventory is creating more opportunities and allowing buyers more flexibility than they had earlier this year.

Final Thoughts

The Treasure Valley real estate market continues to transition into a more balanced summer market.

Inventory is growing, buyers remain active, and pricing has remained relatively stable throughout Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Nampa, and Caldwell.

Month-over-month comparisons continue to provide valuable insight into what is happening in real time and help us better understand the direction of the market.

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