San Diego County Housing Market Report — June 2026 | John Stenberg, Coldwell Banker West

John Stenberg

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San Diego County Housing Market Report

June 2026 · Data through June 30, 2026

Market at a Glance

San Diego County closed June 2026 as a firm seller's market that is quietly opening doors for prepared buyers. Prices climbed again year-over-year, homes changed hands faster than the tight supply would suggest, and sellers collected nearly their full asking price. At the same time, mortgage rates held roughly flat and slightly below last summer, and the more plentiful condo and townhome segment gave buyers real room to negotiate.

Median Sale Price
$950,000
▲ 4.4% YoY (all homes)
Closed Sales
2,165
▲ 9.5% YoY
Homes for Sale
5,877
▼ 15.3% YoY
Months of Supply
3.0
▼ 18.9% YoY

All-property figures (detached + attached). A balanced market is generally considered 4–6 months of supply; at 3.0 months, San Diego County still favors sellers. Year-to-date, the countywide median is $915,000 (+1.3%) on 11,425 closed sales (+2.8%).

By Property Type

The two halves of the market are telling slightly different stories. Detached single-family homes remain very tight and are appreciating faster; attached homes (condos & townhomes) are better supplied, giving buyers more leverage.

Detached (Single-Family)June 2026
Metric June 2026 YoY
Median Sale Price $1,125,000 +5.1%
Closed Sales 1,434 +10.9%
Pending Sales 1,316 +4.6%
New Listings 1,789 −17.8%
Homes for Sale 3,047 −26.1%
Months of Supply 2.4 −29.4%
Days on Market 32 −3.0%
% of Orig. List Price 99.1% +1.1%
Attached (Condo / Townhome)June 2026
Metric June 2026 YoY
Median Sale Price $670,000 +1.1%
Closed Sales 731 +6.7%
Pending Sales 764 +13.7%
New Listings 1,286 −7.8%
Homes for Sale 2,830 +0.5%
Months of Supply 4.0 −4.8%
Days on Market 43 +10.3%
% of Orig. List Price 97.5% +0.3%

Trends & Charts

Median Sale Price — Last 12 Months

Detached vs. attached, July 2025 – June 2026

Median sale price trend

Closed Sales — Last 12 Months

Monthly closings by property type

Closed sales trend

Inventory of Homes for Sale

Active listings at month-end

Inventory trend

Days on Market & Months of Supply

Detached homes — speed and scarcity

Days on market and months supply

Mortgage Rate Snapshot

Financing costs are the swing factor for affordability. As of early July 2026, rates are essentially flat month-over-month and modestly below where they sat a year ago (~6.8% last summer) — a quiet tailwind for buyers who were priced out in 2025.

30-Year Fixed
6.52%
Conforming, CA average
15-Year Fixed
5.81%
Faster payoff, lower rate
Jumbo (30-Yr)
6.5–7.0%
Common on SD purchases

Illustration: a $950,000 home with 20% down ($760,000 loan) at 6.52% over 30 years is roughly $4,810/month in principal & interest. Many San Diego purchases exceed the conforming limit and are financed as jumbo or high-balance loans — ask about buy-downs and lender credits that can lower the effective rate.

Good News on Both Sides of the Table

★ For Sellers

  • Prices are still rising. The detached median is up +5.1% year-over-year to $1,125,000; countywide is up +4.4%.
  • You keep nearly your full price. Detached homes are selling at 99.1% of original list — the strongest June in years.
  • Buyers are competing over less. Detached inventory fell 26% and supply sits at just 2.4 months.
  • Demand is accelerating. Closed sales rose +10.9% and dollar volume jumped +25.3% year-over-year.
  • Homes move quickly. Well-priced detached listings are going under contract in about 32 days.

★ For Buyers

  • Rates are working in your favor. At ~6.5%, financing is flat and slightly cheaper than last summer's ~6.8%.
  • Condos & townhomes give you options. Attached supply is 4.0 months with inventory up year-over-year — real negotiating room.
  • More time to decide on attached. Condo days-on-market rose to 43, easing the pressure to overbid.
  • Price growth is cooling on entry points. The attached median is up only +1.1%, a more accessible on-ramp to ownership.
  • Sellers are engaging. With sales and pendings both up, motivated sellers are active and deals are getting done.

Where the Leverage Sits: Months of Supply by Segment

Below 4 months favors sellers; 4–6 months is balanced. Detached is tight; attached is approaching balance — the buyer's opening.

Months of supply by segment

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John Stenberg · Coldwell Banker West · john@stenbergrealestate.com

Data source: San Diego MLS via ShowingTime Plus, LLC; Monthly Indicators report current as of July 5, 2026 (data through June 30, 2026). Compiled by the Greater San Diego Association of REALTORS®. Mortgage rate figures reflect California/San Diego averages for early July 2026 and vary by lender, credit profile, down payment, and loan amount; consult a licensed lender for a personalized quote. Payment illustration is for educational purposes only and excludes taxes, insurance, HOA dues, and mortgage insurance.

Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. This report is not intended to solicit properties already listed. Equal Housing Opportunity. © 2026 John Stenberg, Coldwell Banker West. Each office is independently owned and operated.