North Park saw some notable month-over-month movement in March 2026, with the typical home value rising about 4.03 percent to roughly $710,000 while the median list price held steady at about $782,475. Homes also moved faster, as median days on market dropped by 24.1 percent to around 63 days, signaling more urgency among active buyers.
Year-over-year, trends show a mixed picture. Typical home values are down about 6.15 percent from last year, even as homes are selling about 40 percent faster. Inventory has doubled compared with a year ago, and pending sales have also risen by 100 percent, suggesting more buyers and more choices.
With only 8 active listings and 10 new listings in March, supply remains limited, and 44 percent of recent sales closed above the asking price with an average sale-to-list ratio just above 1.0. North Park’s typical home value trails Seattle’s broader average of about $865,000, yet projections show values here edging up to roughly $723,750 next month while citywide values are expected to move toward $872,750. Classified as a Seller's Market with a market gauge of 8, conditions currently tilt toward sellers but motivated buyers are clearly active. Whether buyers want to navigate fast-moving options or sellers hope to price strategically, Agent Pronto can connect both sides with a skilled local agent in North Park.
