Two of Spokane County’s most popular housing markets—Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake—are seeing notable changes in home prices this fall. According to the Halsted HomeTeam September 2025 Market Update, both areas are experiencing different trends that buyers and sellers should keep in mind.

Spokane Valley: A Modest Dip
Spokane Valley’s median home price now sits at $435,000, a drop of about 3.2% compared to last year. While that shift is modest, it reflects a market that’s starting to balance. Some homes—especially those in the $600,000–$750,000 range—are still selling quickly, while luxury homes above $750,000 are facing slower sales.
Liberty Lake: A Larger Drop with Tight Inventory
Liberty Lake has seen a sharper decrease, with median home prices down roughly 21.3% year-over-year, now around $470,000. Despite this significant drop, inventory remains extremely low, with only 1.8 months of supply available. That limited supply keeps demand strong, particularly for homes priced under $600,000. Higher-end properties can still perform well, provided they’re marketed effectively and priced correctly.
What Does This Mean for You?
- Buyers: Liberty Lake offers opportunities if you’re ready to move quickly. Low inventory means competition is still strong for desirable homes. Spokane Valley provides a more balanced field, where buyers may find room for negotiation.
- Sellers: Even with price adjustments, well-prepared homes in either market can attract serious interest. Staging, pricing, and marketing matter more than ever.
Mark Hein, eXp Realty Real Estate Agent in Spokane, says these shifts highlight how important it is to understand local submarkets. A 20% drop in Liberty Lake doesn’t mean the entire Spokane area is cooling at the same pace. Each neighborhood tells its own story.
If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake, Mark Hein is here to guide you with local insight and trusted expertise.