Seattle market
New construction price cuts in Seattle, WA
As of Sep 10, 2026, dwellmark.house has recorded 0 asking-price cuts totalling $0 across the Seattle Metro new construction it tracks in the last 7 days. Every cut is measured against the first price we recorded for that home and links to the builder’s own page.
- Price cuts · 7 days
- 0
- Total reduction · 7 days
- $0
- Builders cutting · 30 days
- 0
- Homes tracked
- 562
Biggest recorded cuts · 30 days
Single price changes, largest first, dated as observed.
No price cuts in the last 30 days
Builders held their asking prices across the Seattle sources we check.
Builders cutting prices most
Recorded asking-price reductions in the last 30 days, by builder.
No builder cut a tracked price this month
No asking-price reduction was recorded across the builders we track here in the last 30 days.
Deepest cumulative cuts
Homes whose asking price has moved most since we first recorded them.
No reduced homes right now
No currently listed home shows a recorded reduction since first seen.
Communities with the most changes · 30 days
Mill Bridge
KB Home · Lake Stevens, WA
21 recorded changes
Stoneridge Townhome Collection
Lennar · Silverdale, WA
20 recorded changes
Bakerview
D.R. Horton · Stanwood, WA
14 recorded changes
The Alder
D.R. Horton · Lynnwood, WA
13 recorded changes
Enclave at White River
KB Home · Buckley, WA
12 recorded changes
Sunset Ridge
KB Home · Spanaway, WA
12 recorded changes
Common questions
- What counts as a price cut on this page?
- The difference between two of our observations of the same home, measured against the first price dwellmark.house recorded for it — never against the builder’s original list price. A home first seen after a cut shows no cut, and a change that happened and reversed between two of our looks can be missed. It is a fact about our records, not an appraisal.
- Which Seattle builders are cutting prices right now?
- In the last 30 days, none of the builders we track in Seattle Metro recorded an asking-price cut on a home we follow. Builders change prices without notice, so this can turn over between checks.
- Does a price cut mean a home is a good deal?
- No. A cut is a recorded change in what the builder asks, and nothing here scores a home as a good or bad purchase. Compare the home against its community’s current range and visit the builder’s own page — every record links to it.
- How fresh are these figures?
- Each market is crawled on a daily schedule and every figure carries the time of the run that produced it. Anything can change between runs; the builder’s page, not this one, is authoritative.
Definitions and sourcing for every figure: how dwellmark.house tracks builders.