Welcome back to the Quarterly Kitsap Housing Market Update for September through November 2025, your go-to guide for what’s actually happening in our local real estate world. Every quarter, I break down how Kitsap is stacking up so you don’t have to wade through cryptic charts, outdated headlines, or that one neighbor who “swears the market is crashing.”

And buckle up, because this quarter served up a quiet-but-promising shift: interest rates have started to slip downward… even if only by a smidge. In real estate, even baby steps can feel like fresh air after holding your breath for too long.

This week’s Kitsap County Housing Market Stats show a clear cooldown compared to last week, but don’t let the numbers fool you, it’s not necessarily bad news. Active listings dropped from 81 to 72, meaning fewer homes are currently available. Both pending inspections and pending sales saw a dip as well, going from 55 to 31 and 35 to 20, respectively. This tells us that buyer activity has slowed a bit, which is common as we transition further into fall when the market typically takes a breather.

Welcome back to this week’s Kitsap Housing Market Update for the week of September 22-28, 2025, your go-to guide for staying in the know about what’s really happening in our local real estate world. This week’s Kitsap County Housing Market Stats show that things are holding steady compared to last week, with only a few small shifts worth noting. Active listings dipped slightly from 84 down to 81, which means a few less options for buyers browsing the market. Everything else, pending inspection, pending sales, sold homes, and contingent properties, remained exactly the same as last week, which is a good sign of stability in our local market.

Welcome back to this week’s Kitsap Housing Market Update, your go-to guide for staying in the know about what’s really happening in our local real estate world. Each week, I break down how Kitsap stacks up so you don’t have to sort through endless charts or stale headlines. And while this week didn’t bring any wild swings or dramatic plot twists, we did get a little piece of good news worth celebrating: interest rates are starting to come down (even if just slightly). A small shift, but in real estate, even small changes can feel like a breath of fresh air.

Pending sales data is one of the juiciest pieces of intel we now have access to inside the NWMLS and it’s something you simply can’t find anywhere else. Unlike closed sales, which are already in the rearview mirror, pending sales show you what’s happening right now. They’re a sneak peek into the market’s next moves, giving us a window into buyer demand, price trends, and how quickly homes are being scooped up. Think of it as reading tomorrow’s headlines today.