Lumber prices have remained under pressure as the market heads into the late fall and winter offseason, a period when construction-related demand traditionally slows. January 2026 lumber futures were trading near $532 per 1,000 board feet in late November, down from $595 in mid-August, reflecting a decline of approximately 11% over the past three months. While the 2025 trading range of $527 to $699 per 1,000 board feet is narrow compared with the extreme highs of $1,711 in 2021 and $1,477 in 2022, it highlights the more subdued price action of the current year ...
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