Greater San Diego Association of REALTORS® Market Report: June 2026

Greater San Diego Association of REALTORS® — June 2026

In June 2026, the Greater San Diego real estate market experienced a total of 30 sales, a decrease of 15.4% compared to the same month last year. The active listings rose to 115, contributing to a months of inventory figure of 2.5, indicating a seller's market.

Market Analysis

The San Diego housing market continues to exhibit a seller's advantage, despite a year-over-year decline in total sales. With 30 transactions recorded in June, the market shows a slight decrease from 35 sales in May 2026, but remains relatively stable compared to 31 sales in June 2025. The increase in active listings to 115, up from 105 in May, suggests that sellers are responding to market conditions, yet the months of inventory remains low at 2.5, indicating that demand still outpaces supply.

Property Type Analysis

In June, detached homes accounted for 11 sales, while attached homes, including townhouses, saw 19 transactions. The detached market remains competitive, but the attached segment is experiencing a slightly higher volume of sales, reflecting a growing interest in more affordable housing options amidst rising prices. This trend aligns with the overall market conditions, where buyers are increasingly drawn to varied property types based on their budget and lifestyle preferences.

Regional Highlights

Regionally, the 92103 area, which includes Hillcrest and Mission Hills, shows a mixed performance. Detached homes in this area had a median price of $1,890,000, with a closed sales rate of 11 homes, while attached properties had a median price of $699,000 and 19 closed sales. The inventory levels in this region indicate a strong demand, particularly for attached homes, which may be appealing to first-time buyers and those looking for lower-maintenance living options.

For Buyers

Potential buyers are encouraged to act promptly in the current market, as the low months of inventory suggests that desirable properties may not remain available for long. With a variety of new listings entering the market, buyers should be prepared to make competitive offers, particularly in sought-after neighborhoods.

For Sellers

Sellers should take advantage of the current market conditions by pricing their homes competitively and ensuring they are well-presented. With an increase in active listings, it is crucial for sellers to highlight unique features and market their properties effectively to attract potential buyers.