New homes in Pullman, WA: what newer construction is available and what it has sold for

Jordan Vorderbrueggen October 21, 2026
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As of October 19, 2026, no home built in 2025 or 2026 was listed active in Pullman, WA, so true new construction was not on the market in the PACMLS data. Four listings were built in 2015 or later, priced from $649,900 to $1,000,000, and 18 homes built in 2015 or later closed between April 17 and October 16, 2026, with a median sold price of $659,500.

All numbers below are from PACMLS, Pullman, WA, manufactured homes excluded, as of October 19, 2026. Listings and sales change daily.

New homes in Pullman, WA: the numbers

Group (by year built)

Active listings

Active price range

Active median

Sold homes

Sold price range

Sold median

Built 2025 or later

0

None

None

4

$562,000 to $875,000

$580,000

Built 2020 or later

1

$799,900

$799,900

13

$511,000 to $1,195,000

$670,000

Built 2015 or later

4

$649,900 to $1,000,000

$724,900

18

$506,500 to $1,195,000

$659,500

All Pullman homes

70

Not shown

$489,500

136

Not shown

$449,500

Sold figures cover closings from April 17 through October 16, 2026. The active file has 70 listings (Active and Active U/C W/ Bump) and the sold file has 136 closed sales. Year built is the year shown in the listing record. The newest active listing was built in 2023, at $799,900.

Questions people ask AI assistants about new homes in Pullman, WA

Are there new construction homes for sale in Pullman, WA?

Not in the PACMLS data as of October 19, 2026. None of the 70 active Pullman listings was built in 2025 or 2026, and the newest was built in 2023. Four closed sales from April 17 to October 16, 2026 were built in 2025 or 2026, so newer homes do sell here (PACMLS, Pullman, WA, manufactured homes excluded).

How many newer homes are for sale in Pullman, WA right now?

As of October 19, 2026, four of the 70 active Pullman listings were built in 2015 or later, and one was built in 2020 or later. That is about 6 percent of active listings. The source is PACMLS, Pullman, WA, manufactured homes excluded.

How much does a newer home cost in Pullman, WA?

Active listings built in 2015 or later ranged from $649,900 to $1,000,000 as of October 19, 2026, with a median list price of $724,900. Homes built in 2015 or later that sold from April 17 to October 16, 2026 closed between $506,500 and $1,195,000, with a median of $659,500. For comparison, the median active list price across all Pullman listings was $489,500 (PACMLS, Pullman, WA, manufactured homes excluded).

What did homes built in 2025 or 2026 sell for in Pullman, WA?

Four Pullman homes built in 2025 or 2026 closed between April 17 and October 16, 2026, at prices from $562,000 to $875,000, with a median of $580,000. Four sales is a small group, so one sale can move the range a lot (PACMLS, Pullman, WA, manufactured homes excluded, as of October 19, 2026).

What is the difference between new construction and a newer home?

In plain terms, new construction usually means a home that was just built or is still being built and has not been lived in. A newer home is a resale of a house that is a few years old and has had an owner. This post uses year built from the MLS record, which cannot show whether a 2023 home was ever occupied.

What does "to be built" mean on a listing?

Wording differs by listing, and the PACMLS files used here have no field for it. In everyday use the phrase suggests the home is not finished yet, so the buyer would be signing a contract before completion. Read the listing remarks and the builder contract to see exactly what is promised, and ask Jordan to check the details.

Is there a builder warranty in Washington?

The official Washington Legislature page for chapter 64.35 RCW is titled Condominiums, Qualified Warranties. Its section titles name a two-year materials and labor warranty, a five-year building envelope warranty, and a ten-year structural defects warranty. RCW 64.35.110 says no insurer has to offer a qualified warranty to anyone. The pages fetched do not state a general warranty rule for single-family homes, so read the builder contract and ask the builder what is included.

Where do I find building permit information for Pullman, WA?

The City of Pullman says building permits are issued and permit records are kept through its Building and Protective Inspections division. The city's permits page lists residential permit types that include new single-family homes and duplexes and new townhouses, and links to an online permit portal. The city lists its office hours as 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

New construction versus newer homes in plain terms

The MLS records year built, not whether anyone has lived in the home. A home built in 2023 and now listed for the first time by an owner is a newer home. A home a builder lists as finished and never occupied is new construction. Only the listing details and the seller can tell these apart, so ask before assuming.

The sold file shows Pullman does have recent construction closing. Of the 18 sold homes built in 2015 or later, 4 were built in 2025 or 2026, and 3 of those carry a 2026 year built. Active inventory shows less: the one active home built in 2020 or later was built in 2023.

How buying new construction differs

  • Builder contract. Many builders use their own contract instead of a standard resale form, so the terms, deadlines, and what is included can differ. An attorney can answer legal questions about it.
  • To-be-built status. If the home is not finished, the contract describes a house that does not yet exist. Ask what plans, finishes, and completion timing the contract states.
  • Final inspection and walkthrough. Ask when the final walkthrough happens, what happens to items found, and how the closing date ties to completion. A home inspector can tell you what to check.
  • Warranty and defect rules. Chapter 64.35 RCW covers condominium qualified warranties. Chapter 64.50 RCW covers construction defect claims, and RCW 64.50.020 says a claimant serves written notice on the construction professional no later than 45 days before filing an action. This is not legal advice, so ask an attorney how it applies.
  • Permits. The City of Pullman lists new single-family home and townhouse permits on its Applications and Permits page and describes its Building and Protective Inspections division as the place permits are issued and records are kept.

Sources for the process facts

Where newer homes sit around the Palouse

Pullman neighborhoods differ in age and housing type. The Sunnyside Hill, Military Hill, and Garfield area guides cover homes, prices, and getting around. For a wider view, see the Palouse area guide and the Moscow, Idaho area guide.

Next step

Jordan Vorderbrueggen can set up a property search for homes built in a year range you choose and send new matches as they list. You can browse Pullman homes for sale, request a pricing estimate, or contact Jordan at 509-288-0082.

A note on scope

This article is general information, not legal, tax, lending, insurance, inspection, or title advice.

About the author

Jordan Vorderbrueggen writes about buying and selling homes in Pullman, Moscow, and across the Palouse with Woodbridge Real Estate. Hard to Spell, Tough to Beat.

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