Inventory, pricing trends, and current conditions across Skagit and Bellingham / Whatcom County.
This March 2026 housing report is written by Jolene Baijot, a Skagit County real estate agent tracking pricing trends, neighborhood-level shifts, and buyer demand across Mount Vernon, Burlington, Anacortes, and Sedro-Woolley.
March provides a clear view of how the Skagit County housing market is functioning as spring momentum builds. Inventory remains controlled, pricing is steady, and days on market are tightening in several key submarkets.
Buying or selling in Skagit County in 2026 requires city-level pricing awareness and disciplined positioning.
This market is not driven by speculation. It is defined by preparation, accuracy, and realistic expectations.
March 2026 Market Snapshot
Data source: NWMLS
Skagit County
Median home price $580,000
New listings 107
Homes for sale 246
Average days on market 28
Days on market decreased by 10 compared to last month, signaling strengthening spring activity.
What the March Numbers Indicate
With 246 homes currently available and 107 new listings entering the market, supply remains moderate.
A median of 28 days on market reflects a tightening pace compared to earlier months. Well-positioned homes are moving efficiently, particularly in employment-centered and coastal submarkets.
This is a market defined by steady demand rather than urgency.
Skagit County Housing Market Conditions
Market performance varies significantly by city.
Mount Vernon
Median home price $583,000
New listings 38
Homes for sale 69
Average days on market 20
Mount Vernon is currently the fastest-moving city in the county. With 20 days on market, pricing accuracy and preparation are rewarded quickly.
Anacortes
Median home price $580,000
New listings 38
Homes for sale 110
Average days on market 27
Anacortes continues to reflect coastal-driven demand. Inventory levels provide buyer choice, but homes priced correctly are selling steadily.
Burlington
Median home price $520,000
New listings 10
Homes for sale 13
Average days on market 24
Burlington remains supply constrained. With just 13 homes available, pricing and positioning have a direct impact on timeline.
Sedro-Woolley
Median home price $527,000
New listings 18
Homes for sale 41
Average days on market 34
Sedro-Woolley shows a slightly longer average timeline, influenced by acreage properties and broader geographic spread.
What This Market Means for Sellers
Days on market are tightening across Skagit County.
Homes entering the market accurately priced and well presented are generating early engagement. Overpricing remains the most common reason listings lose momentum.
Preparation and positioning determine results.
What This Market Means for Buyers
Buyers are operating in a more competitive spring environment than earlier this year.
With days on market at 28 countywide and just 20 in Mount Vernon, strong homes are moving quickly. Prepared buyers with clear financing remain best positioned.
Frequently Asked Questions About Skagit County Real Estate
What is the current median home price in Skagit County?
As of March 2026, the median home price is $580,000.
How many homes are currently for sale in Skagit County?
There are approximately 246 homes available.
Is the Skagit County market slowing down?
No. Days on market have decreased by 10 compared to last month, reflecting strengthening spring demand.
Working With a Skagit County Real Estate Agent
In a tightening 2026 market, interpretation matters more than headlines.
Mount Vernon does not behave like Sedro-Woolley.
Anacortes does not move like Burlington.
City-level differences determine pricing, pace, and negotiation dynamics.
If you are buying or selling in Skagit County, work with a Skagit County real estate agent who understands how inventory, pricing, and buyer behavior intersect locally.
About Jolene
Jolene Baijot is a Skagit County real estate agent and Northwest Washington broker with over 25 years of experience tracking local housing trends. Her work focuses on neighborhood-level pricing analysis, strategic positioning, and interpreting inventory shifts across Mount Vernon, Burlington, Anacortes, and surrounding communities.
She publishes monthly housing reports using NWMLS data to provide buyers and sellers with clear, data-driven insight beyond headline statistics.
