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New home listings in Clark County rise 18% over year ago

Experts expect Clark County's housing market to remain flat going into the busy spring home-buying season.

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A “sold” sign is pictured in a new Harmony Heights neighborhood home on Feb. 15. Clark County saw more homes for sale in January than it did the year before. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)

More Clark County homes are on the market this year than last, a welcome sign for buyers going into the busy spring real estate season.

New listings in January jumped 18.5 percent compared with January 2025, according to the latest Regional Multiple Listing Service report.

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