
• 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.

• 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.

• Home Sales Slow, Condo Sales Rise • Heading into the final stretch of summer, San Diego home sales slowed in August, while condo & townhouse sales rose slightly.

• Home Sales Rebound • In July, home sales in San Diego ticked back up after a slower June as prices continued a slowing trend.

• Home Sales Pull Back • At the start of summer in during June 2024, San Diego home sales slowed after rising since the beginning of the year.

• Market Gains Momentum • In May, San Diego home sales saw more gains in total count and median prices were nearly unchanged, while inventory of homes for sale increased by over fifty percent.