Kitsap This Week: Inventory Jumps but Buyers Move Even Faster
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Another week of Kitsap County real estate activity is in, and one thing is becoming very clear: buyer demand is still extremely strong.
Even with more listings hitting the market, buyers are continuing to move quickly when the right home shows up.
This Week’s Kitsap Real Estate Stats (Last 7 Days)
88 new listings
94 homes accepted an offer (pending)
61 homes sold
35 homes cleared inspection or other contingencies
59 homes went pending or through inspections in 10 days or less
42 price reductions
8 price increases
13 homes came back on market
2 expired listings
8 canceled listings
2 contingent offers (buyers needing to sell their home first)
And once again, quite a few homes appear to have gone straight to pending, which could mean waived inspections, pre-inspections, or simply very strong offers.
Multi-Week Market Comparison
New Listings
51 → 65 → 70 → 73 → 67 → 88 this week
Inventory jumped noticeably this week, giving buyers more choices across Kitsap County.
Homes Accepted an Offer (Pending)
63 → 50 → 70 → 73 → 79 → 94 this week
This is the highest pending activity we’ve seen yet.
Homes Sold
53 → 45 → 70 → 62 → 51 → 61 this week
Closings continue to stay steady overall.
Homes Off Market in 10 Days or Less
35 → 31 → 48 → 50 → 57 → 59 this week
The speed of the market continues increasing — well-priced homes are still selling quickly.
Back on Market
13 → 9 → 5 → 14 → 19 → 13 this week
Some deals fell out of contract this week, typically due to inspections or financing.
What This Week’s Numbers Tell Us
Inventory jumped
With 88 new listings, this is the biggest influx of new homes we've seen in several weeks.
Buyer activity is even stronger
Despite that inventory jump, 94 homes went pending — meaning demand is still outpacing supply.
Homes are moving quickly
59 homes went pending or cleared contingencies in 10 days or less, showing that the best listings are still getting immediate attention.
Pricing sensitivity remains
42 price reductions shows that some sellers are still adjusting to meet market conditions, while a smaller number of price increases suggest certain homes are still commanding strong demand.
The Bigger Kitsap Market Story
Over the past several weeks we’ve seen:
• steadily rising inventory
• strong buyer demand
• fast-moving listings
• consistent pricing adjustments
This is not the frenzy of 2021, but it is still a very active and competitive Kitsap County housing market across Bremerton, Silverdale, Poulsbo, Port Orchard, and surrounding communities.
Buyers have more choices than earlier this season, but hesitation on the right home can still cost you.
