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Woodinville Median Sale Price, October 2026: Hollywood Hill vs. Downtown — Sell Now or Wait?
October 12, 2026 · 2 min read
By Adriano Tori
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Hollywood Hill and downtown Woodinville are moving at different speeds this fall, so the neighborhood matters more than the city-wide average. Here is how the two compare and whether to list now or wait until 2027.

Live market snapshot
Woodinville real estate — right now
- Median price
- $1.28M
- Avg days on market
- 71
- Active listings
- 134
- Months of supply
- 5.5
30-yr fixed today: 7.40%
Source: MLS GRID / NWMLS market data · zip 98072 · 30-yr rate: Freddie Mac PMMS via FRED. Educational only — confirm with a licensed agent.
What Is the Median Sale Price in Woodinville Right Now?
There is no single Woodinville number that tells the whole story. City-wide medians blend Hollywood Hill's larger lots with downtown's smaller, newer construction, which flattens both. In my experience writing offers on both sides of town this year, single-family homes on Hollywood Hill have typically closed higher than downtown attached homes, often by a wide enough margin that a “Woodinville median” headline undersells what either submarket is actually doing.
How Do Hollywood Hill and Downtown Woodinville Compare?
Hollywood Hill is acreage, view lots, and larger single-family homes; downtown Woodinville is walkable, newer, and dominated by townhomes and condos near the tasting rooms and the Sammamish River Trail. I've seen Hollywood Hill buyers pay for land and privacy, while downtown buyers pay for proximity and low-maintenance living. Pricing either one off the other's comps is the single most common mistake I correct for sellers this fall.
Should You Sell Now or Wait Until 2027?
If your home is priced right for its submarket and shows well, I'm telling my Woodinville sellers this fall to list now rather than wait. Inventory typically tightens after the holidays, but buyer competition does too, and a well-priced Hollywood Hill or downtown listing this October still draws serious offers in my experience. Waiting until spring 2027 means competing against more listings, not fewer.
How Walkable Is Downtown Woodinville Versus Hollywood Hill?
In my experience showing both areas, downtown Woodinville is far more walkable to tasting rooms, restaurants, and the Sammamish River Trail, while Hollywood Hill is built for acreage and privacy rather than walkability. Buyers choosing between the two should weigh commute and lifestyle tradeoffs, not just price: downtown suits a car-light routine, while Hollywood Hill typically means driving for most errands.
What Should a Buyer or Seller Verify Before Acting?
Every number in this post is a typical range from direct closing experience, not a guarantee for your specific address. Before you price a listing or write an offer, confirm current comparable sales with your agent, confirm school assignment directly with the Northshore School District for the exact address, and confirm any tax or closing-cost specifics with your escrow or title company. I build every Woodinville pricing conversation around those three checks.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a typical Woodinville median sale price for October 2026?
- There isn't one accurate city-wide figure, because Hollywood Hill and downtown Woodinville sell in different price tiers. Ask for a submarket-specific comparison rather than a blended citywide median.
- Is Hollywood Hill more expensive than downtown Woodinville?
- In my closings this year, Hollywood Hill single-family homes have typically sold higher than downtown attached homes, largely because of lot size and acreage. Condition, view, and lot size still move individual sales well outside any typical range.
- Should I list my Woodinville home now or wait until 2027?
- If it's priced correctly and shows well, list now. In my experience, fall listings in Woodinville face less competition than the spring rush, even with fewer buyers shopping.
- Which school district serves Woodinville?
- Northshore School District serves most of Woodinville, including Hollywood Hill and downtown. Confirm the exact school assignment for any specific address directly with the district before you buy.
- Is downtown Woodinville walkable?
- Yes — in my experience, downtown Woodinville is very walkable thanks to its concentration of tasting rooms, dining, and trail access. Hollywood Hill is built for acreage living, not walkability.
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Sources & references: Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), National Association of Realtors (NAR), Washington State Department of Revenue (REET schedules), King County Assessor, Bellevue / Kirkland / Redmond / Seattle municipal permit and zoning portals, Washington State Housing Finance Commission (WSHFC), and RexMont Real Estate in-house transaction data. Statistics, rates, and figures referenced are accurate as of publication and may change. Information is provided for educational purposes and is not legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.
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