Home values in Lincoln Heights have climbed over the past year, rising 4.28% to about $402,250. That contrasts with broader Spokane, where typical values are down 6.09% to around $347,450. Inventory is still tighter than last year, down 12.82%, even though buyers now see more options than a month ago.
March 2026 brought a noticeable shift in activity on the ground. Homes spent about 28.5 days on the market, nearly 30% faster than the prior month and 16.18% faster than a year ago, showing that well-priced listings are moving more quickly. New listings totaled 51 for the month, but that is down 36.25% year over year, while pending sales slid 29.82%, pointing to fewer transactions even as the pace for individual homes speeds up.
Buyers face conditions solidly tilted toward sellers, with a strong seller’s market reading of 9 and roughly 39% of recent sales closing above list price, supported by an average sale-to-list ratio of about 1.014. The typical list price held steady month over month at $399,900, and inventory jumped 54.55% from the prior month to 34 homes, with projections suggesting about 40 active listings and a slight uptick in values to roughly $405,275 in April 2026. In this environment, both buyers and sellers in Lincoln Heights can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting them with a skilled local real estate agent.
