Strength 4 / 5
$979K
San Diego median sale price fell back under $1M — now $979K
Dropping back below $1M re-opens a buyer pool that had been priced out — and puts sellers on notice that the last few months' comps are no longer defensible.
Reports › Weekly · 2026-10-25
California's major metros split this week: 8 negative, 17 positive on year-over-year median sale price. Range this week: napa at -8.5% YoY to santa-maria-santa-barbara at +8.6%.
Bakersfield
$389K +1.0%
Chico
$411K -0.5%
El Centro
$410K +1.5%
Fresno
$424K -2.3%
Hanford
$374K +2.2%
Los Angeles
$1.0M +1.2%
Merced
$422K -2.4%
Modesto
$482K +1.3%
Napa
$850K -8.5%
Oxnard / Thousand Oaks
$873K +1.4%
Redding
$384K +3.6%
Riverside / San Bernardino
$583K +0.2%
Sacramento
$594K +1.2%
Salinas
$906K -4.2%
San Diego
$938K +3.2%
San Francisco
$1.2M +6.1%
San Jose
$1.5M -3.3%
San Luis Obispo
$906K +1.7%
Santa Cruz
$1.1M -7.0%
Santa Maria
$1.0M +8.6%
Santa Rosa
$794K +1.1%
Stockton
$541K +0.9%
Vallejo
$572K -3.9%
Visalia
$392K +3.6%
Yuba City
$448K +2.7%
Strength 4 / 5
$979K
San Diego median sale price fell back under $1M — now $979K
Dropping back below $1M re-opens a buyer pool that had been priced out — and puts sellers on notice that the last few months' comps are no longer defensible.
ZIP-level reconciliation will appear here once curated ZIP coverage lands for California.
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