Post Falls.
The median asking price in Post Falls this month is $584,900, up 1.7% from September. With 385 active listings, 142 new in the last 30 days, and 32% of inventory under contract, October brings a little more choice without any sign the market has lost its footing.
The median asking price in Post Falls, ID this month is $584,900, which edged up 1.7% from last month. The middle of the market — the 25th to 75th percentile band — runs from $464,950 to $775,000, and the median price per square foot sits at $305, essentially flat at +0.3% month over month. There are 385 active residential listings, including condos and townhomes, with inventory up 4.1% from last month and 142 homes newly listed in the past 30 days. Meanwhile, 32% of inventory is under contract. Taken together: a bit more supply, steady per-foot pricing, and a healthy share of homes finding buyers. This is a market moving at a measured pace rather than tilting hard in either direction.
The buyer's read.
If you're buying in Post Falls right now, the 4.1% rise in inventory and 142 fresh listings mean more to look at than last month, which works in your favor when comparing homes. That said, with 32% of inventory already under contract, well-priced homes are still being absorbed, so a home that fits your criteria at the right price may not linger. The wide middle band — $464,950 to $775,000 — gives you real range to work within, and the near-flat $305 per square foot suggests pricing has been steady enough to evaluate value with some confidence.
The seller's read.
If you're selling, the numbers argue for pricing carefully rather than ambitiously. The median asking price edged up 1.7% to $584,900, but price per square foot was essentially flat at +0.3%, and inventory grew 4.1% — buyers have more alternatives than they did a month ago. The good news is that 32% of inventory is under contract, so demand is clearly present. Homes positioned realistically within the $464,950 to $775,000 middle band, and presented well, are the ones most likely to join that pending share.
Where it's pointed.
Momentum in Post Falls is steady at the moment: the median asking price edged up, price per square foot held essentially flat, and inventory grew modestly while a third of listings sit under contract. Whether that balance holds will depend on how the pace of new listings and buyer activity evolve in the months ahead. This reflects current conditions only and is not a prediction of where prices will go.
Figures computed 2026-10-01 from live Spokane REALTORS® and Coeur d'Alene MLS feeds — asking prices of active inventory, not closed sales. AI-assisted narrative; all numbers deterministic.
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Shane and the team will pull the parcel-level comps behind these medians.