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Edmonds Home value

What is my Edmonds WA home worth right now?

The median asking price in Edmonds is $1.2M (Stats updated October 2026) and Washington excise tax on a sale at that price is $20,415. Get a local value read before you list, renovate, rent, refinance, or answer a private offer. RexMont prices Edmonds homes against view tier, condition, active competition, and the buyer pool most likely to pay.

Adriano Tori, Designated Broker
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Selling in Edmonds — the numbers

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What a Edmonds sale costs in Washington

Washington’s excise tax is graduated by price tier and paid by the seller at closing; the table shows the schedule a Edmonds sale falls under.

Washington REET tiers for a Edmonds sale

Washington real estate excise tax tiers for a Edmonds home sale
Portion of sale priceState REET
Up to $525,0001.10%
$525,001 to $1,525,0001.28%
$1,525,001 to $3,025,0002.75%
Above $3,025,0003.00%
Snohomish County local REET — on the full price0.50%

Each rate applies only to the slice of the price inside its tier; the seller pays at closing. Breakpoints move to $551,000, $1,551,000 and $3,051,000 for closings on or after January 1, 2027; rates unchanged.

State schedule (2023–2026 schedule) per the Washington Department of Revenue, verified October 2026. Local rate per DOR’s local REET rate table, rates effective May 2026.

Worked example at the Edmonds median

Sale price (city median, rounded)
$1,200,000
Commission (5% total)
−$60,000
Washington REET (state + local)$14,415 state (2023–2026 schedule) + $6,000 local
−$20,415
Title and escrow
−$2,400
Pre-listing prep
−$15,000
Mortgage payoff (example: 35% of price)
−$420,000
Estimated net proceeds
$682,185

Selling costs of $97,815 (8.2% of price), computed with the same function as the calculator below, on the 2023–2026 schedule. An estimate for planning, not a quote; your payoff, prep and title fees replace the example values.

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Figures reviewed by Adriano Tori, Designated Broker and Owner, RexMont Real Estate · WA Lic. #27660 · market figures updated , REET schedule per the Washington Department of Revenue.

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Local strategy

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Edmonds values can change block by block. A stronger price range accounts for Puget Sound view exposure, walking distance to downtown, ferry and Sounder access, bluff position, remodel quality, inspection profile, and current competing inventory.

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FAQ

Edmonds seller questions

How much is excise tax (REET) when selling a home in Edmonds?

Washington's state REET is graduated: 1.1% on the first $525,000, 1.28% from there to $1,525,000, 2.75% up to $3,025,000, and 3% above that. Snohomish County local REET adds 0.5% of the full price. At Edmonds's median asking price of $1.2M (Stats updated October 2026), the combined state and local REET is $20,415. The breakpoints step up to $551,000, $1,551,000 and $3,051,000 for sales closing on or after January 1, 2027; the rates do not change.

Who pays real estate excise tax in Washington, and when?

The seller. Escrow calculates the tax on the full selling price and pays it to the county at closing, so it comes out of your proceeds rather than being billed later. A lower sale price lowers the tax; the rate applies tier by tier, not to the whole price at the top rate.

Is the listing commission negotiable in Edmonds?

Yes. Washington has no set commission rate; the listing fee is agreed in your listing agreement, and any compensation offered to a buyer's broker is negotiated separately. RexMont shows the full fee structure in writing before you sign, with the net-proceeds effect of each option.

What does it cost to sell a house in Edmonds?

Five lines decide the number: commission, Washington REET, title and escrow, pre-listing prep, and your mortgage payoff. The net-proceeds calculator on RexMont's Edmonds cost-to-sell page works them line by line from your price, starting with 5% total commission, $2,400 title and escrow and $15,000 prep, all adjustable.

When do Washington's REET thresholds change next?

On January 1, 2027. The state re-indexes the thresholds every four years under RCW 82.45.060; the rates stay at 1.1%, 1.28%, 2.75% and 3% while the dollar breakpoints move up. A closing date on either side of the change can shift the tax on a mid-tier sale, which is why the calculator asks for an expected closing date.

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