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April 22, 2026

March 2026 Coeur d’Alene Real Estate Market Update

Dated: April 11 2026

Coeur d’Alene Idaho March 2026 housing market trends showing inventory, pricing, and days on market.

Coeur d’Alene Real Estate Market Update – March 2026
Single-Family Homes

The March numbers for Coeur d’Alene are giving us a slightly different feel compared to the faster-paced markets we’ve been seeing. Things are still active, but we’re starting to see signs of a market that’s balancing out a bit more. If you’re buying or selling, this is where strategy really starts to matter.

This Coeur d’Alene Idaho real estate market update for March 2026 focuses on single-family home trends, including inventory levels, pricing, and how quickly homes are moving through the market.

What’s Happening in the Market

Inventory is still limited, but improving. Coeur d’Alene is currently sitting at 2.46 months of housing supply. While that’s still considered a seller-leaning market, it does give buyers a bit more breathing room than we’ve seen in past months.

New listings are setting the tone. The median list price for new listings is $659,000, giving sellers a clear picture of where the market is positioning homes right now.

Active listings are creating more options. There are currently 199 active listings with a median price of $695,000. This increase in available homes gives buyers more to choose from and introduces more competition for sellers.

Pending sales are moving steadily. Homes going under contract are doing so at a median list price of $567,000 and averaging about 25 days on market, showing that well-priced homes are still moving at a healthy pace.

Sold data is showing a shift. The median sold price came in at $622,500, and days on market increased by 126% to 43 days. This tells us buyers are taking a bit more time and being more selective than they were even a few months ago.

Why It Matters

For buyers: You may be starting to see more opportunities and less pressure to make rushed decisions. That said, the best homes are still moving, so being prepared and ready to act is still important.

For sellers: The market is still in your favor in many ways, but it’s no longer a “list it and forget it” environment. Pricing, presentation, and timing are all playing a bigger role in how successful your sale will be.

What This Means Moving Forward

  1. Watch inventory trends closely
    With inventory at 2.46 months, even small shifts can impact negotiating power for both buyers and sellers.
  2. Price with intention
    With active listings sitting higher than pending and sold prices, buyers are clearly pushing back on pricing. Positioning your home correctly from the start matters more than ever.
  3. Expect a bit more time on market
    With average days on market increasing to 43 days, sellers should plan accordingly and buyers may have a bit more time to evaluate options.
  4. Be ready for opportunity
    Buyers who stay engaged and watch the market closely may find better opportunities as more listings come online and pricing adjusts.

The Lifestyle Factor

One of the reasons Coeur d’Alene continues to hold strong is simple — people want to be here. From Lake Coeur d’Alene to Tubbs Hill, the combination of natural beauty and lifestyle is hard to match.

Add in a vibrant downtown, local events, and access to recreation, and it’s easy to see why both buyers and sellers remain active in this market.

Thinking About Buying or Selling?

Whether you’re considering making a move or just trying to understand what these shifts mean for you, having a clear strategy matters in this kind of market.

If you’d like to talk through the Coeur d’Alene market and what your next steps could look like, I’m happy to help.

Debbie Taylor ABR® PSA®
Silvercreek Realty Group
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