This graph illustrates the average days on market, indicating the time from listing to pending status. Note that there's typically a gap between pending and closing. Additionally, it reflects the average difference between listing and selling prices as a percentage. A well-priced home tends to sell faster.

This graph depicts the monthly average listing and selling prices of homes in Skagit County, illustrating their relationship.

This graph illustrates the monthly absorption rate, representing the percentage of active listings sold each month. For example, if there are 1,000 active listings and 100 sell in a month, the absorption rate is 10%, indicating that 10% of the market is sold in that particular month.

This graph depicts the months of inventory in Skagit County based on closed sales. It indicates how long it would take for all properties to be pending or sold if no new listings were added. Currently, the inventory level exceeds the average healthy market standard of six months, favoring buyers due to an excess of supply.