October home prices climb in Carson City, Douglas, Lyon and Washoe counties

Sierra Nevada Realtors released its October 2025 report Monday on existing home sales in Carson City along with Churchill, Douglas, Lyon and Washoe counties (excluding Incline Village). SNR obtains its information from the Northern Nevada Regional Multiple Listing Service.

October housing market highlights include:

• Across all five counties, the median sales price for single-family homes is $575,000, with each region seeing a slightly higher median sales price compared to October 2024. 
• Since October 2024, the combined median sales price of existing single-family homes in all counties has increased by 3.6%
• The median sales price for condos and townhomes across the five counties is $335,000.

“We’re seeing the market settle into a healthy pace after several years of rapid change,” said Sierra Nevada Realtors President Leandra Carr Hanshaw. “Rising sales and home prices show that Northern Nevada continues to be a strong, desirable place to live, and buyers and sellers are finding opportunities that make sense for them. Whether you’re thinking about buying or selling, now is a great time to connect with a local Realtor to explore your options.”

Let’s take a deeper look at the region SNR serves in Northern Nevada. Sales data excludes manufactured, modular or newly constructed homes unless otherwise noted. The figures below represent activity through Nov. 5, 2025.

Washoe County (Excluding Incline Village)

Existing Single-Family Homes

• Sales: 425 closed sales, a 1.4% decrease from last month and 0.2% decrease year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $595,000, 2.9% up from last month and 1.9% up from last year
• Active Inventory: 1,030, 6.2% down month-over-month and 4% down year-over-year
• Reno-Sparks Submarket
  • New Listings: 424
  • Closed Sales: 398
  • Median Sales Price: $595,000

Townhomes and Condos

• Sales: 72 closed sales, a 17.2% decrease from last month and 1.4% increase year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $335,000, 9.8% up from last month and 12% up from last year

Carson City

Existing Single-Family Homes

• Sales: 44 closed sales, a 22.8% decrease from last month and 26.7% decrease year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $603,995, 9.8% up from last month and 15.3% up from last year
• Active Inventory: 104, 3.7% down month-over-month and 17.5% down year-over-year

Townhomes and Condos

• Sales: 13 closed sales, a 62.5% increase from last month and 116.7% increase year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $295,000, 13.1% down from last month and 22.8% down from last year

Churchill County

Existing Single-Family Homes

• Sales: 21 closed sales, no change from last month and a 30% decrease year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $379,900, 5.5% up from last month and 0.6% up from last year

Douglas County

Existing Single-Family Homes

• Sales: 77 closed sales, a 30.5% increase from last month and 4.9% decrease from last year
• Median Sales Price: $749,000, 7.2% up from last month and 1.2% up from last year

Lyon County

Existing Single-Family Homes (including manufactured homes)

• Sales: 92 closed sales, a 1.1% increase from last month and 9.5% increase year-over-year
• Median Sales Price: $400,000, 0.2% up from last month and 5.3% up from last year

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Buyers and sellers can access SNR’s Homebuyer and Home Seller Guides, available in English and Spanish, for valuable market education. These guides are for informational purposes only and do not intend to alter any existing NAR policy. To connect with a realtor and begin your home journey, visit https://snr.realtor/.

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