Current as of October 5, 2025. Data source: San Diego MLS via Greater San Diego Association of REALTORS®.
Market activity ticked up: Countywide closed sales …
Imperial Beach, located in South Bay San Diego, closed August with fewer sales, leaner inventory, and longer market times—yet pricing held better for single-family homes than for condos …
View MoreThe San Diego housing market in August 2025 reflects a mixed performance characterized by rising prices, slower sales activity, and increasing inventory. While demand remains solid, affordability challenges and longer time …
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San Diego’s housing market continued to rebalance in …
View MoreSelling your home in San Diego can be exciting and a bit overwhelming – especially when it comes to setting the right price. You might wonder how real estate agents figure out what your property is worth and why their …
View MoreThe San Diego County housing market in 2025 remains robust, defined by strong buyer demand and very limited inventory of homes for sale. Despite rising prices and competition, the area’s …
View MoreDeciding whether to rent or buy a home in San Diego in 2025 is a significant financial decision, influenced by various factors such as market conditions, personal finances, and lifestyle preferences. San Diego …
View MoreSummary: San Diego County continues to experience relatively low foreclosure activity compared to historical peaks, though certain neighborhoods see more filings than others. In the last 12 months, approximately on the order of …
View MoreThe San Diego County real estate market continues to evolve, reflecting both seasonal and economic influences. As we enter 2025, market trends indicate shifts in home prices, inventory, and buyer behavior. Here’s a …
View MoreThis is Mike Lewis with The Lewis Team driving out to a listing we have out here in the woods, San Diego back country and I cannot help it, every time …
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