The number of days a home remains on the market before selling is a key indicator of market conditions. Shorter times typically signal strong demand, while longer market times suggest a slowdown or increased buyer caution. By analyzing trends over the past four months, we can see how market speed has changed for both new and existing homes across the Tri-Cities.
How Long Are Homes Staying on the Market?
Looking at data from West Richland, Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick, we can compare the average days on market (DOM) for homes that have been listed and sold over the past four months.
West Richland
- February 2025: 25 days
- January 2025: 20 days
- December 2024: 18 days
- November 2024: 22 days
Richland
- February 2025: 52 days
- January 2025: 43 days
- December 2024: 10 days
- November 2024: 35 days
Pasco
- February 2025: No sold data available
- January 2025: 58 days
- December 2024: 14 days
- November 2024: 16 days
Kennewick
- February 2025: 61 days
- January 2025: 63 days
- December 2024: 43 days
- November 2024: 18 days
Key Takeaways
Homes in West Richland continue to sell the fastest, with the lowest average days on market. Kennewick and Richland have seen increasing DOM trends, indicating a slowdown in buyer demand. Pasco had a spike in market time in January, but previous months were faster.
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For sellers, West Richland remains a strong market, with homes moving quickly. If you’re in Kennewick or Richland, expect longer selling times, and pricing competitively may help attract more buyers. Buyers may find more negotiating power in these areas as homes stay on the market longer.
As the market continues to shift, staying informed about trends can help you make the best decision. If you’re considering buying or selling, reach out to ryan@kenmoreteam.com or call 509.987.4544 for expert guidance.