The San Fernando Valley housing market continues to face some significant challenges. Sales activity is slowing, affordability remains a major obstacle, and mortgage interest rates have taken another substantial jump. Interestingly, inventory is also declining, which makes this market a little more ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Housing Market For September 2026: Sales Slow, Inventory Tightens, and Mortgage Rates Climb
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San Fernando Valley Housing Market Update: Rising Rates and a Market Sending Mixed Signals
The June housing numbers for the San Fernando Valley are out, and on the surface, they don't look all that bad. The median sales price for a single family home reached $1,185,000, up 3% year-over-year, while closed sales actually increased 6% compared to June of last year. But if you've been in ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Housing Market Update: Rising Rates and a Market Sending Mixed Signals
New on Market – Single Story • Updated 5 Bedroom Flexible Floorplan • 14,562 Sq. Ft. Lot • Gated Motor Court
Rare opportunity to own a beautifully updated single story 5 bedroom, 3 bath home on an expansive 14,562 sq. ft. lot. Designed for both comfortable living and unforgettable entertaining, this flexible floorplan features a gourmet granite kitchen with custom cabinetry, center island, double ovens, ... » Learn More about New on Market – Single Story • Updated 5 Bedroom Flexible Floorplan • 14,562 Sq. Ft. Lot • Gated Motor Court
Feels Like A Single Family Home Without The Price Tag
Nestled at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in one of Thousand Oaks’ most peaceful and private communities, this beautifully updated/remodeled 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom residence offers the feel of a single family home with the convenience of townhouse living. Positioned for maximum privacy within the ... » Learn More about Feels Like A Single Family Home Without The Price Tag
Why Mortgage Rates Are Moving With Every Headline And What It Means for the San Fernando Valley Housing
What a difference a month makes. Last year just before the spring real estate season, tariffs were implemented, that added economic instability, so we lost potential production. This year, as mortgage rates hit lows and we were thinking 2026 was looking good. The war was started, and again this real ... » Learn More about Why Mortgage Rates Are Moving With Every Headline And What It Means for the San Fernando Valley Housing