Washtenaw County is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge showing a seller’s market and just 2.3 months of supply available. With a typical home value around $438,000 and the average sale-to-list ratio slightly above 100%, prices are holding firm even as the pace of new listings and activity shifts.
In June 2026, active listings were up a bit from the prior month and about 6% higher than a year ago, while new listings jumped more than 11% year over year, giving buyers somewhat more to choose from. At the same time, pending sales surged by more than 30% year over year and over 19% month over month, showing that demand is quickly absorbing the additional inventory.
Home values in Washtenaw County sit well above the Michigan state median of about $299,000, underscoring its relatively higher-priced market. Even with a slight year-over-year dip in list prices and a modest decline in homes sold compared with last year, more than 43% of homes are still selling above list price, and many go under contract in just over a month. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these conditions successfully can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands this fast-moving market.
