Post Falls.

The median asking price in Post Falls is $579,450 this July, essentially flat month over month at +0.3%. The defining feature: 39% of the 324 active listings are already under contract, a sign that well-priced homes are still finding buyers.

The median asking price in Post Falls, ID this month is $579,450, a change of +0.3% from June — effectively flat. The middle of the market runs from $476,975 to $786,065, and the median price per square foot sits at $304, up 2.7% month over month. There are 324 active residential listings, including condos and townhomes, down 1.5% from last month. Of those, 143 arrived in the last 30 days, and 39% of inventory is already under contract. Taken together, the numbers describe a steady market: fresh listings are coming on at a healthy pace, but buyers are absorbing a meaningful share of what's available.

The buyer's read.

If you're buying in Post Falls right now, the flat median price (+0.3%) means you aren't chasing a rapidly rising market, but the 39% pending share tells you the appealing homes don't linger. With 143 new listings in the past 30 days, there's a real flow of fresh options to consider — the practical move is to be ready to act when the right one appears, since the $/sqft figure edged up 2.7% and inventory slipped 1.5%.

The seller's read.

For sellers, the numbers are quietly encouraging. Nearly four in ten active listings are under contract, and the median price per square foot rose 2.7% to $304 — signs that buyers are engaged and paying attention to condition and value. That said, with 143 new listings entering the market in a month, you're not without competition. Pricing within the market's middle band of $476,975 to $786,065, where most activity concentrates, and presenting the home well remain the levers that matter.

Where it's pointed.

Momentum in Post Falls looks steady rather than accelerating: prices are essentially flat, inventory cooled slightly at -1.5%, and pending activity is holding at 39%. The uptick in price per square foot suggests continued buyer interest, though a single month's move is a data point, not a trend. As always, conditions can shift, and this report describes the present rather than predicting what comes next.

Figures computed 2026-07-01 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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