Tualatin's market has settled into a steadier fall rhythm.
Newly published fall data for Tualatin's 97062 ZIP shows prices roughly flat to modestly higher than a year ago, homes averaging about two months to sell, and a substantially larger pool of listings. Here is what the November market looks like near 22379 SW 107th Ave.
The frantic pace of early 2026 has given way to a calmer fall in Tualatin. Public market trackers now point to a market where homes still sell, but where buyers have more choices and more time, and where sellers need to price against current comparables rather than last spring's momentum. For a homebuyer or seller in the Tualatin area, that balance is worth understanding before the holidays arrive.
As always, ZIP-level trackers read markets a little differently from one another, and the numbers below are the latest published public snapshots rather than a guarantee of what any single home will do. A local agent's comparable analysis is still the best way to price or to know what a fair offer looks like.
The numbers
What the fall data shows.
Median sold price
~$643K
The September 2026 median sold price in 97062 was about $643,100, roughly 2.9% above the same month in 2025, per RealtyTrac's ZIP tracker. Other trackers with smaller samples report lower medians, so treat the exact figure as a range rather than a point.
Median asking price
~$635K
The median list price on current Tualatin listings sits near $635,000, slightly below the fall sold median, a typical gap this time of year as sellers and buyers feel each other out.
Days on market
~62 days
Homes in 97062 averaged about 62 days on market in September 2026, essentially unchanged from a year earlier. Compare that with the spring, when well-priced homes often moved in two to three weeks.
Active inventory
~438 homes
Inventory in September 2026 was roughly 438 homes, up about 58% from the 277 listed a year earlier (RealtyTrac). After climbing sharply through the year, Tualatin buyers now face the widest selection in years.
For buyers
More choices, more time, and a quieter calendar.
The biggest shift for buyers is simply the size of the selection. With inventory up sharply year over year, Tualatin buyers can compare more homes, revisit neighborhoods, and make offers with less pressure than at any point since the market heated up. Two months on market is a normal pace now, which means a thoughtful offer rarely needs to be rushed together in a weekend.
November and December bring their own seasonal advantage. Buyer traffic typically dips as the holidays approach, so the people still shopping this time of year tend to be serious, and sellers who need to move before the new year are often the most flexible on timing and price. For a family hoping to settle in before the holidays or close early in 2027, the next few weeks are a genuinely good window to look.
For sellers
A balanced market rewards a prepared home.
For sellers, the fall data is a reminder that pricing and presentation matter more than they did a year ago. Homes that show well, price against current comps, and come with recent updates are still finding buyers; homes that hang onto spring expectations tend to sit while the inventory grows around them.
The things buyers look for in the fall and rainy season are the same ones that help a listing stand out: a newer roof, an efficient heating and cooling system, good storage, and an outdoor space that holds up in Oregon weather. That is exactly the profile of 22379 SW 107th Ave, which pairs a 2025 roof replacement with high-efficiency dual-zone HVAC installed in 2026, a high-capacity solar system, a hot tub, and a covered patio with a pergola. A home that answers the seasonal checklist speaks for itself in a market with this much inventory.
Market context
How this month fits the year.
Looked at over the full year, Tualatin prices have held up even as activity slowed. The September 2026 sold median was roughly 2.9% above the prior year, and earlier 2026 trackers told a similar story of single-digit, roughly flat-to-up appreciation. The story of 2026 is not falling values; it is a market that has moved from sprint to steady pace, with far more supply meeting demand that softened as rates and inventory adjusted.
For anyone weighing a move between now and the new year, the takeaway is simple: buyers should take advantage of the selection while it is here, and sellers should lean on current data and honest pricing rather than last year's headlines. Public trackers like RealtyTrac, Resideline, and Movoto are good places to watch the ZIP-level trends as the year closes.
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