Homes in Fairmount Park are seeing a noticeable shift in availability and pace. Inventory has climbed to 24 homes in March 2026, a 200% jump from the prior month and up 9.09% year over year, while new listings reached 34 but are down 19.05% from last year. Pending sales have slowed, falling 45.45% compared with a year ago, and homes now sit a median of 72 days on market.
Prices are adjusting in response to this changing flow of listings and contracts. The typical home value is about $760,000, which is 7.32% lower than a year ago but up 4.11% month over month, and the median list price sits slightly lower at $740,000 after a small 0.67% monthly dip.
Even with softer demand, Fairmount Park still leans toward a seller’s market, with a market gauge of 13 and roughly 38.89% of homes selling above list price. The average sale-to-list ratio is almost exactly 1.00, signaling that many final sale prices are landing close to asking. Compared with the broader Seattle market, where typical values are higher at $865,000 and projected to edge up to $872,750, this neighborhood offers relatively more affordability but also slower movement. With projected inventory rising to 32 homes and values expected to reach about $775,000 next month, both buyers and sellers can benefit from working with an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent to navigate timing and pricing decisions.
