The spring selling season is delivering. April’s data for the Twin Falls Idaho real estate market in 2026 doesn’t just show improvement; it shows acceleration. Here’s a straightforward look at what happened last month and what it actually means if you own a home here or are planning to purchase one.
What You Need to Know About the Twin Falls County Market:
Number of Residential Sales
April closed out with 132 single-family homes sold in Twin Falls County, a 33% increase over the 99 homes that sold in April 2025. Through the first four months of 2026, 420 homes have closed compared to 358 at this same point last year, a 17% gain year-to-date.
To put that in perspective: the market isn’t just recovering from a slow stretch. It’s outperforming last year by a meaningful margin, and the gap is widening as the year progresses.
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Months of Inventory (MOI)
Divide 366 active listings by 132 sales and you get roughly 2.8 months of supply, well below the 5–6 months that defines a balanced market.
That gap matters. When inventory is this lean, sellers aren’t competing with dozens of comparable homes. Buyers have fewer options, which keeps negotiating power on the seller’s side. Until that number climbs closer to 4 or 5 months, Twin Falls remains a market where motivated buyers outnumber the homes available to them.
New Listings
205 new listings entered the market in April, bringing total active inventory to 366. That’s more supply than we’ve seen in recent months, and it’s a natural byproduct of spring, sellers who spent winter on the fence are finally making their move.
The increase in listings isn’t a red flag. It’s a functioning market doing what it’s supposed to do. What matters is that buyer demand is absorbing that new supply, and right now, with 191 homes currently under contract, it is.
Average Sales Price
Home values in Twin Falls are rising, and both April’s snapshot and the year-to-date trend confirm it isn’t a fluke.
In April 2026 alone:
- Median sale price: $400,000: up 9.9% from April 2025
- Average sale price: $433,840: up 8.3% from April 2025
Zoom out to the full year-to-date picture and the trend holds steady:
- Median sale price: $386,000: up 5.5% from the same period in 2025
- Average sale price: $418,395: up 3.98% year-over-year
For resale homes, the year-to-date median sits at $370,000, a 5.7% increase over last year, while new construction is pushing the ceiling higher with a year-to-date median of $416,000.
One strong month can be a coincidence. Four consecutive months of rising values are a pattern. What the Twin Falls Idaho real estate market in 2026 is showing us isn’t a seasonal spike; it’s sustained, steady appreciation that’s been building since January. For homeowners who’ve been quietly accumulating equity, these numbers are worth a second look.
Days on Market
The average home spent 73 days on the market in April before going under contract, virtually unchanged from 74 days a year ago. Resale homes moved faster at just 60 days, while new construction averaged 113 days.
The takeaway isn’t that homes are sitting. It’s that the market is selling more homes, at higher prices, in essentially the same window of time. That kind of stability alongside growth is what a healthy market looks like. For sellers, it reinforces one consistent truth: pricing strategy matters more than timing. The right price moves a home. Overpricing is what creates the long days on market.
What April Is Really Saying
Four months in, the Twin Falls Idaho real estate market in 2026 has made one thing clear: this isn’t a market that’s warming up. It’s already running.
Sales are up 33% over last April. Prices have climbed nearly 10% in a single month and held steady across the full year. Inventory sits at 2.8 months, still firmly in seller’s territory. And 191 homes are currently under contract, which means buyer demand isn’t letting up.
The data doesn’t leave much room for debate. If selling has been on your mind, the market conditions you’ve been waiting for are already here.
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