Whatcom County Single-Family housing inventory is at a 3-year low, and appears to be dropping further. I expect inventory levels to fall substantially in the fall months, creating a stable market.
We have seen a substantial increase in the average sale price for Whatcom County. Please note the red line (the average sold price), and the green line (the average price of homes on the market).
Whatcom County inventory levels have fallen sharply, mainly due to the increase sales activity over the past 6 months.
Bellingham inventory levels are at the lowest levels in 4 years. I predict that levels will continue to fall seasonally, in to the fall, potentially, creating a sellers market. 
The average sale price rose sharply in July. However, the average home on the market is still substantially higher than those homes selling.
Whatcom County Single-Family housing inventory is at a 3-year low, and appears to be dropping further. I expect inventory levels to fall substantially in the fall months, creating a stable market.
We have seen a substantial increase in the average sale price for Whatcom County. Please note the red line (the average sold price), and the green line (the average price of homes on the market). 
Whatcom County inventory levels have fallen sharply, mainly due to the increase sales activity over the past 6 months.
July - 2009 - All inventory in 22 counties in Washington State.
Current inventory in 22 counties in Washington State is about 8 months, down from 10 months one year ago.
