For this update, Anchorage residential had the highest number of sales with 377, followed by Mat-Su Core with 342 sales. Anchorage condos came in at 224 sales, Eagle River residential had 98 sales, and Eagle River condos had 15 sales.
On pricing, Anchorage residential showed the highest sales price at about $546,000, followed by Eagle River residential at $528,000. The Mat-Su Core area came in around $457,000, while Anchorage condos were around $264,000 and Eagle River condos around $333,000.
What this means for sellers:
Sales are still happening, especially in the main residential markets. But buyers are also watching value closely. Pricing correctly from the start matters. If a home is overpriced, buyers will usually move on to the next option.
What this means for buyers:
There is still movement in the market, but each area has a different price point. Mat-Su continues to offer more space and value compared to Anchorage and Eagle River, while condos may be an option for buyers looking for a lower entry price.
Bottom line: the market is active, but it is also very local. The right strategy depends on where you are buying or selling, the condition of the home, and how it compares to what else is available.
Anchorage Residential & Condo: 2026 vs. 2019
The last chart compares where Anchorage residential and condo markets are today compared to 2019.
