Redmond, Oregon Housing Market Trends
While it's convenient to find information about national trends, purchasing decisions are made on a local level. If you have a strong interest in the Central Oregon housing market trends, the following locally-focused information will hit the mark for you.
All the data gathered came directly from the local MLS.
Redmond Housing Market Snapshot — September 2026 vs. August 2026
| Metric | September 2026 | August 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Listings | 69 | 116 | −40.5% |
| Pending Sales | 68 | 80 | −15.0% |
| Closed Sales | 82 | 78 | +5.1% |
| Active Inventory | 349 | 349 | 0.0% |
| Median Sold Price | $502,000 | $454,950 | +10.3% |
| Median Active Price | $549,000 | $545,000 | +0.7% |
| Absorption Rate | 4.7 months (Balanced) | 4.6 months | Essentially unchanged |
Redmond median home price, September 2026
The median sold price in Redmond, Oregon was $502,000 in September 2026, up 10.3% from August ($454,950). The median active listing price was $549,000, with 349 homes for sale and about 4.7 months of supply, which is a balanced market. Monthly medians can swing on a small number of sales, so I track the trend over several months.
What's my Redmond home worth?
A median is a starting point, not a valuation. Your home's value depends on its size, condition, lot, and location. For a view based on current Redmond sales, download the free H.O.M.E. Report or contact me for a home value conversation.
Redmond housing market FAQ
What is the median home price in Redmond, Oregon? The median sold price was $502,000 in September 2026.
Is Redmond, OR a buyer's or seller's market? With about 4.7 months of supply in September 2026, Redmond is a balanced market.
Where does this data come from? All figures come directly from the local MLS and are updated monthly. For the wider picture, see the Central Oregon housing market update and Bend market trends.
Redmond's biggest move was on the supply side — New Listings dropped 40.5% from August, a steep step but not an unprecedented one: last September saw almost the same thing (−37.9%), so this reads as a sharper version of Redmond's usual seasonal pullback rather than a new trend. Pending Sales eased a more modest 15%, and Closed Sales actually ticked up slightly (+5.1%) — so even with new supply drying up fast, what was already working its way toward closing held its pace. Active Inventory came in flat at 349 homes, sitting comfortably in Redmond's normal range for this time of year; it's running 12.2% above last September (311) but still below where it stood two Septembers ago (364).
Median Sold Price jumped 10.3% to $502,000, but that's mostly a correction off an unusually soft August ($454,950 was the lowest closed-price median of any month this year) rather than a fresh move upward — September's figure is more in line with where Redmond has sat most of 2026, and it's still down 3.8% from last September's $522,000. Median Active Price barely budged (+0.7%) to $549,000. Absorption Rate held at 4.7 months, still squarely Balanced — a quiet month overall, with new supply cooling faster than usual while closings and pricing stayed fairly steady.