Latest snapshot: the three months ending July 2026
Prices fell more than 8% year-over-year while sales jumped 31%, signaling that cheaper homes and lower mortgage rates pulled buyers off the sidelines.
The City Council backed a loan deal for a new affordable apartment complex, cleared the way for the Steelridge subdivision in Suncreek, and began charting where the city's next homes will go under a long-range General Plan update.
The City Council locked in financing for a new affordable rental project, certified a stormwater vote tied to the same development, and gave final approval to housing changes in the Suncreek Specific Plan.
Median rent rose just $13 over the past year to $2,170, but local households are spending 29.1% of income on housing — a hair from rent-burdened territory.
Newly released March data shows prices down 14.8% year-over-year, even as homes sold faster and buyers saved roughly $578 a month compared to last spring.