Tukwila Housing Market Report

Tukwila is a small market by inventory — the city's residential pockets are compact, so a handful of listings can swing the monthly numbers. Buyers generally find more negotiating room here than in the region's premium cities, especially in the condo segment near the Southcenter corridor, while well-priced single-family homes on Tukwila Hill and in Allentown draw steady interest from value-focused and investor buyers.

Tukwila's median listing price typically runs around $345K depending on the neighborhood and quarter — the figure at the top of this page refreshes monthly. That citywide number leans heavily on the condo and townhome stock near Southcenter; detached single-family homes on Tukwila Hill and along the Duwamish trade meaningfully above it.

Tukwila Hill holds the city's established single-family core, with mid-century homes and territorial views above the valley. Allentown and the Duwamish riverfront pockets offer older character homes on the city's north end, minutes from Seattle. The Southcenter corridor carries the condo and townhome stock — the most attainable ownership entry points in King County — closest to the mall, the freeway interchange, and light rail.

Few cities in the region are better positioned. Tukwila International Boulevard Station puts Link light rail service to downtown Seattle and Sea-Tac on the city's west edge, a Sounder commuter rail station serves the valley, and the I-5, I-405, and SR-99 interchanges all meet here. Many residents also work locally — the Southcenter retail district, Boeing's nearby operations, and the Amazon logistics network are the area's anchor employers.

The median price, price per square foot, and days-on-market figures refresh monthly from regional market data and are reviewed by RexMont's brokerage team. Commentary is updated as conditions change.

RexMont works Tukwila as the segmented market it is — Southcenter-corridor condos, Tukwila Hill single-family homes, and Allentown character stock each trade on different comps. In a thin-inventory city, we help buyers avoid overpaying off a skewed monthly median and help sellers price to the segment their home actually competes in.