Everett’s housing market is experiencing notable shifts, with recent data indicating a slight decrease in home values. As of March 31, 2026, the average home value stands at $662,786, reflecting a 0.9% decline over the past year. Homes are moving quickly, typically going pending in around 11 days. The median sale price is $539,167, with a median list price of $587,800. Notably, 21.9% of sales have closed above the list price, while 44.3% have been under, suggesting a dynamic market landscape.
In the rental sector, Everett’s average rent is $1,885, slightly below the national average of $1,910. This represents a modest year-over-year decrease of 0.5%, indicating relative stability in rental prices.
Development initiatives are actively shaping Everett’s urban landscape. The city’s interactive map provides insights into ongoing land use projects, offering residents transparency and engagement opportunities.
One significant development is Clare’s Place, a 70-unit permanent supportive housing facility designed with a net-zero energy approach. This project exemplifies Everett’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive housing solutions.
As Everett continues to evolve, staying informed about these market trends and developments is essential for residents and potential homebuyers navigating the local real estate landscape.