Bend Oregon Market Report: June 2026

More homes sold in Bend in June than a year ago, the median price climbed, pendings got faster, and the standing inventory shrank.

The June numbers

• Median sale price: $725,000, up 4.6% from $693,000 in June 2025
• Homes sold: 179, up 10.5% from 162 a year earlier
• Median days on market: 15, down from 19 last June
• Median price per square foot: $408, up from $375 a year ago
• Average sale-to-list ratio: 96.9%
• Cash purchases: 27.9% of closings
• Active listings at June 30: 474, down 10.1% from 527 a year ago

Single-family homes inside Bend city limits, pulled from our live MLS database and as of Sep 14, 2026.

If you are selling

The homes that closed in June went pending in a median 15 days, and the ones pending right now moved in 13. The median active listing in Bend has been sitting for 52 days, 10.0% of today's inventory has already cut its price, and 60.2% of recent closings still finished under asking. The market sorts listings into those two groups by price accuracy. Price to the comps and you are in the 13-day group. Price to hope and you join the 52-day group, where the eventual reduction costs more than pricing right would have.

If you are buying

Bend is carrying 512 active listings as of July 9, and months of supply sits at 4.2, which is balanced territory by the standard measure. New listings and sales ran almost even over the last 30 days, 170 in and 168 out, so selection is holding rather than draining. The well-priced homes move inside two weeks. Anything sitting past the 52-day median gives you room to negotiate, and 60.2% of recent closings finished under asking.

The bottom line

Demand came back in June and met more inventory than last year. If you want to know what your home would bring in this market, request a valuation and we will run the comps. If you are shopping, browse current Bend listings or check the live Bend market dashboard for the numbers as they move.