Minor’s housing market has inched upward over the past year, with typical home values up about 3.13%. That contrasts sharply with the broader Seattle area, where values are down roughly 4.95%, indicating stronger price resilience in this neighborhood. Inventory has also grown 5.56% year over year, even as new listings have fallen about 17.19%, signaling changing dynamics between supply and seller activity.
In March 2026, the typical home in Minor was valued around $825,000, with a median list price of about $895,000 and 38 homes on the market. Buyers were seeing homes go under contract in a median of 30.5 days, a sharp month-over-month drop of 64.53% in time on market that points to faster decision-making and more focused demand. There were 53 new listings and 39 pending sales, and about 15% of recent sales closed above the asking price, supported by an average sale-to-list ratio near 1.00.
Looking ahead to April 2026, typical home values in Minor are projected to edge up to roughly $847,500, with median list prices near $893,000 and inventory around 40 homes. Compared with Seattle’s projected typical value of about $872,750 and much larger inventory of 1,693 homes, Minor stands out as a tighter, more seller-leaning market, reflected in its Seller's Market gauge of 10. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these trends in Minor can connect with Agent Pronto to find an agent who understands the numbers and the neighborhood dynamics.
