• Listings Spike, Sales Dip • The San Diego housing market settled into a different rhythm this May, with closed sales pulling back and new listings continuing to rise.
• Zillow Restricts Listings • Zillow plans to blacklist many San Diego homes from it’s popular home search platform, making it harder for your listing to get the visibility it needs to achieve the highest price.
• Sales Jump, Prices Cool • The San Diego housing market shifted this April, with modest gains in closed sales and a sizable jump in new listings.
• More Listings, Price Gains • The San Diego housing market saw mixed momentum in March, with overall home sales activity down from a year ago, but new listings and Buyer interest gaining traction.
• Sales Cool, Inventory Surges • February brought a shift in the San Diego housing market during mid-winter, with home sales slowing year-over-year while inventory levels climbed.
• Prices Rise, Inventory Expands • As 2025 begins, the San Diego housing market carried steady momentum in January, driven by increasing inventory and growing demand.
• More Listings Drive Demand • The San Diego housing market held strong in December, overcoming the usual seasonal slowdown that traditionally leads to reduced home sales activity.
• Price Gains, More Listings • The real estate market in San Diego showed steady momentum during November, with both home sales and housing inventory on the rise.
• Sales Climb, Inventory Grows • San Diego home sales rebounded in October, bolstered by increasing inventory and persistent buyer demand.
• Sales Fall, Prices Unphased • San Diego home sales pulled back in September, while median prices barely moved.