Alameda County (ALC) residential single-family homes between September 2024 and August 2025. The light blue bars represent the Sale Price to List Price Ratio, which remained consistently above 100%, signaling that homes generally sold over asking price. The peak occurred in March 2025 (109.4%), while the lowest levels were in January 2025 (103.3%) and July–August 2025 (104.4%). The yellow line indicates the average days to sell, which fluctuated more widely. Homes sold the fastest in March 2025 (17 days) and slowest in January 2025 (35 days) and December 2024 (34 days). Overall, the data suggests a strong seller’s market in early 2025, with competitive bidding driving prices up and sales happening quickly, followed by a gradual cooling trend through mid-to-late 2025.
Los Angeles: Average Days on Market and Sale to List Price Ratio
Los Angeles County single-family homes from September 2024 to August 2025 shows two key trends. The light blue bars represent the average days to sell, which generally increased through the winter months, peaking at 57 days in January 2025, before declining steadily to around 42–43 days by midsummer. The yellow line represents the sale price to list price ratio, which stayed very close to 100% throughout the year, indicating a balanced and competitive market. While the ratio dipped slightly below 100% in January and August, it peaked in March at 101.1% and remained above 100% through most of the spring, reflecting strong buyer demand. Overall, the data highlights a seasonal cycle where homes took longer to sell during the winter but moved more quickly as spring and summer approached, while prices consistently aligned with or slightly exceeded list values.
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