Year-over-year, Northgate’s typical home value has edged down slightly, while the broader Seattle market has seen a similar modest decline. Active listings in the neighborhood are up compared with last year, and months of supply has climbed by roughly a third. Homes are also taking noticeably longer to sell than a year ago, signaling more breathing room for some buyers.
Looking at the latest rolling three-month view through April 2026, prices in Northgate have firmed in the near term even as they sit a bit below last year’s levels. The typical home value is around the mid-$700,000s, with the median list price tracking just under that, and sale-to-list ratios hovering right at 100 percent.
Inventory has expanded, with active listings rising by about 4 percent year over year, and months of supply now near 2.7, slightly under Seattle’s 2.8 months. Despite more choices, roughly 56 percent of homes still go off the market within two weeks and about 31 percent sell above list price, showing that well-priced properties can draw strong interest. At the same time, closed sales and new listings are both down from a year ago, pointing to a market that is active but not overheated. In a setting where conditions differ block by block, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who knows how to navigate Northgate’s current trends.
