Shadow Valley is tightening in all the right ways—sales are up, inventory is down, and well-positioned homes are still finding buyers even as pricing discipline matters more.
Oak Forest remains active but more measured, with homes still commanding strong pricing while buyers take longer and negotiate more selectively than in the prior year.
The Cascades is trending toward larger, higher-occupancy townhomes, with 5–6 bedroom layouts driving demand and pricing positioned to stay competitive as inventory grows.
Moose Hollow continues to draw demand for larger condos and remains strongest as a long-term rental play, with consistent occupancy outperforming short-term rental expectations.
Edgewater Chalets activity remained selective, with buyers prioritizing long-term value and well-prepared homes continuing to trade at the top of the market.
Nordic Valley’s Q4 activity was selective within a broader Eden/Liberty market, with buyer patience increasing and well-prepared homes continuing to stand out.
Eagle Ridge’s market update shows a small but telling market: stronger home activity, slower land demand, and buyer preference leaning toward newer, well-finished homes.
Highlands Q4 data shows a highly property-specific home market paired with active land movement, where condition, build-readiness, and pricing discipline continue to shape results.
Summit at Ski Lake remains a low-volume luxury micro-market where a few sales can shift the averages, and outcomes depend on pricing precision, presentation, and patience.