Ventura County Real Estate Market Forecast: What to Expect in Q4 2026 The fourth quarter is here, and the Ventura County real estate market is entering it with a very different backdrop than most people predicted in January. Early in 2026, many forecasters expected rate cuts and a friendlier spring and fall. Instead, borrowing costs

In 2019, Ventura County’s housing market was relatively stable after years of gains. The annual median price of existing homes sold was approximately $658,125 (C.A.R. data). Monthly medians fluctuated roughly in the $580,000–$660,000 range depending on the source and month (CoreLogic/DQNews and C.A.R. reports commonly cited figures near $580K–$657K late in the year). Inventory typically

Ventura County housing market update for 2026. Current median home prices, city-by-city data, days on market, inventory trends, and what it means for buyers and sellers. As of mid-to-late summer 2026, the Ventura County housing market has settled into a more balanced state. Prices have largely stabilized after the rapid run-up of earlier years, inventory

Ventura County’s housing market has spent the past two years cooling from its pandemic-era highs into something closer to a slow, steady grind. As we look toward 2027, the big question on everyone’s mind — whether you’re house hunting in Camarillo, listing a home in Thousand Oaks, or eyeing an investment property in Oxnard —

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2025 in Ventura County was characterized by relative stagnation in home prices after prior years of growth, low sales volume, and gradually increasing but still tight inventory. •  Prices: Median single-family home prices saw little to no year-over-year growth for much of the year (sometimes flat or slightly declining mid-year), with values hovering around the $900K–$975K

Ventura County Single/Detached Homes Market Summary – May 2026 The market shows modest strengthening in sales activity and pricing compared to May 2025, despite fewer new listings. Inventory pressure is easing slightly, but homes are still selling relatively quickly. Key Highlights (Month-over-Month) •  New Listings: 591 (↓13.22% from 681) — Fewer homes coming to market. •  Sold Listings: 427

Ventura County’s real estate market in mid-2026 is best described as balanced to slightly seller-friendly overall, with more options for buyers than in recent peak years, steady (but not explosive) demand, and modest or flat price trends for the remainder of the year. Current Key Metrics (as of early/mid-2026) •  Median/Average Home Values: Countywide around $880K–$955K

Ventura County’s housing market in Q1 2026 showed resilience with signs of moderation and gradual balancing. Sales volume was steady but not explosive, prices held relatively firm with modest year-over-year gains in many segments, and inventory began to rebuild slightly—shifting the market toward more selective, negotiation-friendly conditions compared to the ultra-competitive post-pandemic years. •  Closed Sales: Approximately 1,211 countywide

The Ventura County real estate market in early 2026 shows signs of stabilization and balance after years of volatility. As of February 2026, the median home sale price stands around $870,000, reflecting a modest year-over-year decline of approximately 1-3% depending on the data source.   This cooling comes amid broader economic adjustments, including mortgage rates hovering