Median Home Price
About $560K–$600K
The midpoint single-family sale price in Kalispell has held in this range since 2024, below the Flathead County median.

The heart of the Flathead Valley
Kalispell is the largest city in the Flathead Valley and the county seat of Flathead County, offering established neighborhoods, a historic downtown, and quick access to Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake. For many buyers, it is the most practical place in Northwest Montana to combine mountain living with everyday convenience.
Market Data
Kalispell has shifted from a seller's market to a more balanced one. Buyers have more time and room to negotiate, while sellers who price with recent comparable sales continue to see solid results.
About $560K–$600K
The midpoint single-family sale price in Kalispell has held in this range since 2024, below the Flathead County median.
$350K to $1.2M+
Entry homes and townhomes start in the mid-$300s, while newer construction and acreage on the edge of town reach well past $1 million.
Craftsman, ranch, new build
Expect early 1900s homes near downtown, mid-century ranches, newer subdivision homes, and small-acreage properties.
Roughly 90–120 days
Average time on market lengthened in 2025. Well-priced homes still sell quickly, while overpriced listings sit.
Flat to low single digits
After rapid gains from 2020 to 2022, prices have leveled off, with homes under $1 million softening slightly in late 2025.
Rising
More listings and steady new construction give buyers more choice than at any point since 2020.
Figures are approximate, based on Montana Regional MLS and Northwest Montana Association of REALTORS® trends through 2025–2026. Local numbers shift month to month, so contact Gary for current comparable sales.
Living Here
What day-to-day life feels like in Kalispell.
Daily needs are easy. Downtown has locally owned shops along Main Street, and the north end of town offers national retailers, grocery stores, and home improvement centers.
Downtown Kalispell has a growing mix of restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops, many within a few blocks of each other.
Lone Pine State Park, Herron Park, and Woodland Park put trails and green space minutes from most neighborhoods, with Flathead Lake and Glacier a short drive away.
Kalispell Public Schools serve the city with Flathead and Glacier high schools, and Flathead Valley Community College is located in town.
Glacier Park International Airport is about 15 minutes north. Highways 2 and 93 connect Kalispell to Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Bigfork, and Polson.
Kalispell feels like a real working town. Neighbors know each other, services are close, and the mountains are in view from almost everywhere.
For Buyers
Kalispell offers more variety at more price points than anywhere else in the valley, from starter homes to acreage.
Hospitals, shopping, schools, and the airport are close, while lakes, trails, and Glacier National Park stay within easy reach.
Buyers often find more space for the money here than in Whitefish or on the lake.
For Sellers
Kalispell attracts local families, relocating professionals, and retirees, which keeps demand steady across price ranges.
With more competing listings, homes that are prepared and priced correctly from day one still sell well.
Most owners who bought before 2021 hold significant equity, giving them flexibility for their next move.

Thinking about selling in Kalispell? Gary will prepare a pricing analysis based on recent local sales and walk you through it personally.
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