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Anaheim Hills Housing Market: June 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Anaheim Hills housing market recorded 32 closed sales in June 2026. The median price was $1,362,500, and sellers averaged 97.8% of original list in about 34 days on market. Demand still favors sellers, with an Expected Market Time of 47 days, a deep seller’s market.
Market data as of July 4, 2026, based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors. Analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
The Anaheim Hills housing market at a glance: June 2026
Anaheim Hills closed 32 home sales in June 2026, totaling $44,852,388 in volume. The median price was $1,362,500 (average $1,401,637). Sellers collected 97.8% of their original list price. That figure is the sale-to-list ratio, which measures the final sale price against the first asking price. It captures the full give-and-take of a negotiation.
Homes took an average of 34 days on market, the stretch from listing to signed sale. Paired with a live Expected Market Time of 47 days, that pace points to a deep seller’s market. Expected Market Time estimates how long it would take to sell every current listing at the present sales rate. A lower number means tighter conditions for buyers.
Buyer competition also stayed active. As of July 4, 2026, roughly 43.1% of the Anaheim Hills housing market sat under contract. That was 25 homes in escrow against 33 active listings.
What sold in Anaheim Hills, and for how much
Anaheim Hills sales activity rose year over year in June 2026. Closings were up 10.3% and total volume up 4.1% against June 2025. So more homes changed hands, and more dollars moved through the market.
The median told a quieter story. At $1,362,500, June’s median sat 4.4% below the same month in 2025. Read that as a single-month figure, not a trend. One month’s median moves mostly with the mix of what happens to close, rather than a broad shift in values.
Meanwhile, the $1M to $1.5M band did the heaviest lifting. Those 12 closings were the most of any price band. They cleared at 97.4% of original list in about 29 days.
Anaheim Hills home sales by price band
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 4 | $2,787,000 | — | — | — |
| $750K–$1M | 5 | $4,555,500 | $911,100 | 39 | 96.3% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 12 | $15,391,000 | $1,282,583 | 29 | 97.4% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 6 | $10,108,888 | $1,684,815 | 18 | 101.3% |
| $2M+ | 5 | $12,010,000 | $2,402,000 | 55 | 94.5% |
Anaheim Hills home sales by price band, June 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
The fastest-moving tier was $1.5M to $2M. Those 6 homes sold in an average of 18 days and cleared above asking, at 101.3% of original list. At the other end, the $2M-plus tier moved slowest at 55 days across 5 sales. The under-$750K band saw only 4 closings, too few to average reliably, so those cells are left blank.
How close to asking did Anaheim Hills homes sell?
Sellers in Anaheim Hills gave up little on price in June 2026. The typical home closed at 97.8% of its original list. That is the ordinary give-and-take of a market where demand runs ahead of supply.
Live asking prices, however, run well ahead of what is actually clearing. Active listings averaged $1,555,433 in asking price as of July 4, 2026. Homes going into escrow averaged $1,398,813. That $156,621 gap (about 10.1%) is aspirational pricing the closed comparable sales have not caught up to yet.
Price adjustments stayed modest across the active pool. Of 33 active listings, 23 held firm within 1% of their original price. Another 5 made small market-fit trims of 1% to under 5%, and 5 more cut by 5% or more. So the sharpest reductions remain the exception, not the rule.
What June 2026 means for buyers and sellers in Anaheim Hills
For sellers, the June 2026 numbers describe a strong position. Homes cleared near their original asking price in about a month. With an Expected Market Time of 47 days and 43.1% of listings under contract, this was a deep seller’s market. Well-priced homes kept finding buyers quickly.
For buyers, the opportunity sits in the gap between hope and reality on price. Active asking prices average roughly 10% above what is clearing in escrow. And 5 listings have already cut 5% or more. So patient buyers can find room to negotiate on homes that launched too high.
Pricing to the evidence matters on both sides. The homes that sold quickest were priced in line with recent closings. The slower ones reached for the top of the range. Nearby North Orange County markets tell a similar story. Compare the June 2026 roundups for the Yorba Linda housing market, the Orange housing market, and the Brea housing market.
Anaheim Hills housing market FAQ
Is now a good time to sell a home in Anaheim Hills?
Conditions favored sellers in Anaheim Hills in June 2026. Homes sold at 97.8% of original list in about 34 days. With 43.1% of listings under contract and an Expected Market Time of 47 days, this was a deep seller’s market. Well-priced listings moved quickly.
Are home prices rising or falling in Anaheim Hills?
Anaheim Hills’ June 2026 median was $1,362,500, about 4.4% below June 2025. Treat that as a single-month reading, not a trend. One month’s median shifts mainly with which homes happen to close. Both closings and volume rose year over year.
How long does it take to sell a home in Anaheim Hills?
Homes in Anaheim Hills sold in an average of 34 days on market in June 2026. The live Expected Market Time stood at 47 days as of July 4, 2026. That figure estimates how long it would take to clear every active listing at the current pace.
Is now a good time to buy in Anaheim Hills?
Buyers in Anaheim Hills had negotiating room on overpriced listings in June 2026. Active asking prices averaged about 10.1% above homes clearing in escrow, a $156,621 gap. And 5 active listings had already cut their price by 5% or more as of July 4, 2026.
Get an Anaheim Hills market read for your address
A single month of citywide averages sets the backdrop. But the right number for a sale or an offer depends on the specific street, price band, and home condition. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Anaheim Hills first-hand. He can pull the exact comparable sales, days on market, and sale-to-list detail for any address you are weighing. Email Michael Mellgren about an Anaheim Hills address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For tax or legal specifics, consult a qualified professional about your situation.
Brea Housing Market: Q2 (April–June) 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Brea housing market closed 79 sales in Q2 (April–June) 2026, totaling $97,229,127 in volume at a $1,165,000 median. Sellers averaged 101.7% of original list price in about 19 days on market. The live market remains a deep seller’s market, with 41.7% of listings under contract.
Market data as of July 4, 2026, based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
How did the Brea housing market perform in Q2 2026?
The market ran firmly in sellers’ favor through Q2 (April–June) 2026. Across 79 closed sales, the median price landed at $1,165,000 and the average reached $1,230,748, lifted by a handful of higher-end deals. Total volume came to $97,229,127 for the quarter.
Sellers also collected 101.7% of their original asking price on average. That figure is the sale-to-list ratio: the final sale price measured against the original asking price. Any reading above 100% means the typical home cleared for more than its opening ask. Homes averaged 19 days on market, the stretch of time from listing to sale. Together, those two numbers point to steady, competitive demand rather than a market where buyers set the terms.
What sold in Brea, and for how much?
The $1M–$1.5M range carried the Brea housing market in Q2 2026, accounting for 48 of the 79 closed sales. Homes there sold for an average of $1,231,754 and cleared at 103.7% of original list in about 20 days. That was the clearest sign of competition all quarter. Just below it, the $750K–$1M band added 16 sales at an $898,056 average and 99.0% of list.
The table below breaks the quarter down by price band. Two of the smaller bands moved on thin volume, so their averages describe those specific homes rather than a trend. The Under $750K band, for instance, showed a 3-day average on only 6 sales. The $2M-plus tier closed just 4 homes, too few to report reliable averages.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 6 | $3,904,222 | $650,704 | 3 | 96.7% |
| $750K–$1M | 16 | $14,368,893 | $898,056 | 19 | 99.0% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 48 | $59,124,212 | $1,231,754 | 20 | 103.7% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 5 | $8,443,800 | $1,688,760 | 27 | 99.3% |
| $2M+ | 4 | $11,388,000 |
Brea home sales by price band, Q2 (April–June) 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
Are Brea home prices rising or falling?
Brea home prices held essentially flat year over year. The Q2 2026 median of $1,165,000 sat just 0.2% above the same quarter in 2025. That is a clean same-quarter comparison, not a partial-year artifact. Over that span, closings slipped 1.2% while volume rose 4.0%. Read as a single-quarter snapshot rather than a trend, the numbers describe a market holding its ground instead of climbing or sliding.
How much are Brea sellers getting over asking?
Brea sellers averaged 101.7% of original list across Q2 2026, so the typical home cleared slightly above its opening price. The strongest pricing power sat in the $1M–$1.5M band at 103.7% of list, while the entry level and the upper tiers landed just under 100%.
The live market shows where asking prices stand today. As of July 4, 2026, active listings ask an average of $1,108,325, while homes currently in escrow are clearing near $1,076,299. That $32,026 gap, about 2.9%, is the capitulation gap, the distance between what sellers are asking and what buyers are actually agreeing to pay. In practice, it signals that some current asking prices sit slightly ahead of what recent deals support.
Is Brea a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?
Brea is a deep seller’s market as of July 4, 2026. Expected Market Time sits at 41 days. That estimates how long it would take to sell every active listing at the current sales pace. A reading that low points to tight supply relative to demand. On top of that, 41.7% of the market is under contract, with 30 homes in escrow against 42 active listings.
Buyers still have a little more room than the headline suggests. Of the 42 active listings, 34 are holding firm within 1% of original price. Another 6 have trimmed between 1% and 5%, and 2 have cut 5% or more. Those reductions, combined with the capitulation gap, mark the spots where negotiation is most realistic.
What does Q2 2026 mean for Brea buyers and sellers?
For sellers, the Brea housing market in Q2 2026 rewarded competitive pricing. Homes that opened at a realistic number cleared above asking and in under three weeks on average, especially in the $1M–$1.5M range. Overpricing, by contrast, is where listings stall, as the gap between average asking and average escrow prices shows.
For buyers, the quarter offered narrow but real openings. A small share of active listings have cut their prices, and the capitulation gap suggests a few sellers may meet a well-supported offer. Even so, moving quickly still matters, since the typical home sold in about 19 days.
Brea housing market FAQ (Q2 2026)
Is now a good time to sell in Brea?
Selling conditions in Brea are strong as of July 4, 2026. Sellers averaged 101.7% of original list across Q2 2026, and homes sold in about 19 days. Meanwhile, 41.7% of the market is under contract and Expected Market Time sits at 41 days. Those figures describe a deep seller’s market with active demand.
Are home prices rising or falling in Brea?
Brea home prices are essentially flat. The Q2 2026 median of $1,165,000 came in 0.2% above the same quarter of 2025, a clean same-quarter comparison. As a single-quarter reading, it points to a market holding steady rather than one clearly rising or falling.
How long does it take to sell a home in Brea?
Homes in Brea sold in about 19 days on market on average during Q2 2026. Looking ahead, Expected Market Time as of July 4, 2026 is 41 days. That estimates how long it would take to clear all current listings at the present pace.
Is now a good time to buy in Brea?
Buyers in Brea face a competitive but not airtight market. As of July 4, 2026, 2 of the 42 active listings have cut their price by 5% or more. Active asking prices also sit about 2.9% above what homes in escrow are clearing. Those gaps mark the most realistic room to negotiate.
For related North Orange County coverage, see the Brea housing market June 2026 results, the Fullerton housing market Q2 2026 results, and the Orange housing market Q2 2026 results.
Get the Brea numbers for your address
A single quarter of data turns a hunch about the Brea housing market into a number you can price and negotiate against. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Brea first-hand and can pull the price-band, sale-to-list, and days-on-market picture for any address you’re weighing. Email Michael Mellgren about a Brea address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For figures tied to your situation, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Brea Housing Market: June 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Brea housing market posted 31 closed home sales in June 2026. Together they totaled $39.87 million in volume, at a median price of $1,190,000. Sellers averaged 100.8% of their original list price and sold in about 15 days. That kept June 2026 firmly a seller’s market in Brea.
June 2026 closing figures below; live market indicators as of July 3, 2026. Figures based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
Brea housing market at a glance: June 2026
Brea recorded 31 closed home sales in June 2026, worth $39,870,105 in total volume. The median sale price landed at $1,190,000. The average ran higher at $1,286,132, lifted by a handful of upper-end deals. Sellers collected 100.8% of their original list price on average. That figure is the sale-to-list ratio, which compares the final sale price with the first asking price. It captures any cuts made along the way. Homes took about 15 days on market. In practice, the typical listing went from active to sold in roughly two weeks.
Compared with June 2025, closings rose 3.3% and volume climbed 14.3%, while the median dipped 1.8%. That median move covers a single month. It reflects a shift in which homes sold, so it reads as mix rather than a broad price decline.
What sold in Brea in June 2026, and for how much
Mid-priced homes drove Brea’s June 2026 activity. The $1M–$1.5M band led with 16 of the month’s 31 sales, more than half the total. Those homes averaged $1,285,982 and cleared in about 15 days. Just below it, the $750K–$1M band added 8 sales. Those averaged $895,424 and 16 days on market. Together, the two bands made up 24 of 31 closings. The heart of the market sat between roughly $750,000 and $1.5 million.
Higher-priced and entry-level sales were much thinner. Only three homes closed under $750,000, one sold between $1.5M and $2M, and three cleared above $2M. Each group is too small to read as a trend.
How much are Brea sellers getting over asking?
Brea sellers in June 2026 generally sold at or slightly above their original asking price. The citywide sale-to-list ratio of 100.8% means the typical seller collected a little more than the first list price. That held even after any reductions. Among bands with enough sales to measure, the $1M–$1.5M range was strongest at 102.4% of original list. The $750K–$1M range followed at 101.0%.
Still, the live market shows aspirational pricing on active listings. As of July 3, 2026, active Brea listings ask an average of $1,110,758. Homes currently in escrow are clearing near $1,081,219. That leaves a capitulation gap of $29,540, or about 2.7%. It marks the premium some sellers ask above what recent deals support. In plain terms, the closed comparables have not yet caught up to the boldest list prices.
Brea home sales by price band, June 2026
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K * | 3 | $1,868,000 | — | — | — |
| $750K–$1M | 8 | $7,163,393 | $895,424 | 16 | 101.0% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 16 | $20,575,712 | $1,285,982 | 15 | 102.4% |
| $1.5M–$2M * | 1 | $1,675,000 | — | — | — |
| $2M+ * | 3 | $8,588,000 | — | — | — |
Brea home sales by price band, June 2026. Bands marked * had fewer than 5 closings, so per-home averages are withheld as too small to represent a trend. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
What June 2026 means for Brea buyers and sellers
For sellers, the Brea housing market held firm in June 2026. The live snapshot as of July 3, 2026 shows an Expected Market Time of 38 days. That figure estimates how long it would take to sell today’s inventory at the current pace. It places Brea deep in seller’s-market territory. On top of that, 42.5% of the market sits under contract. That is 31 homes in escrow against 42 active listings.
Buyers still have a few openings, though. Among those 42 active listings, 6 have trimmed their price modestly, by 1% to under 5% off original. Another 2 have cut by 5% or more, a sign of sellers adjusting to the market. Because well-priced homes are moving in about two weeks, patience tends to matter more than waiting for broad discounts. Nearby north Orange County markets told a similar story in June. Compare the Fullerton housing market, the Yorba Linda housing market, and the Orange housing market.
Brea housing market FAQ: June 2026
Is now a good time to sell a home in Brea?
The Brea housing market favored sellers in June 2026. Sellers averaged 100.8% of original list and about 15 days on market. As of July 3, 2026, the market held an Expected Market Time of 38 days, with 42.5% of listings under contract. Those are signs of steady demand. Results still vary by price band and by individual home.
Are home prices rising or falling in Brea?
Brea’s median sale price was $1,190,000 in June 2026, about 1.8% below June 2025. That single-month dip reflects the mix of homes that sold, not a broad decline. The average sale price of $1,286,132 shows continued strength at the upper end. One month is a reading, not a trend.
How long does it take to sell a home in Brea?
Homes in Brea took about 15 days on market in June 2026, from listing to accepted offer. For current conditions, the live Expected Market Time as of July 3, 2026 was 38 days. That estimates how long it would take to sell today’s inventory at the current pace. Faster or slower outcomes depend on pricing and price band.
Is now a good time to buy in Brea?
Buyers in Brea entered June 2026 facing a seller’s market, though with a few openings. As of July 3, 2026, active listings asked about 2.7% more on average than homes were clearing for in escrow. Meanwhile, 8 of 42 active listings had already cut their price, including 2 by 5% or more. Because well-priced homes still moved quickly, buyers benefited from acting decisively on fair value.
Work the Brea numbers for your own address
Whether June 2026 points toward listing or buying in Brea depends on the home itself. Price band and street matter just as much. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Brea. He can show exactly where any address fits against current sale-to-list ratios, days on market, and pricing. Email Michael Mellgren about a Brea address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For figures tied to a purchase or sale, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Placentia Housing Market: Q2 (April–June) 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Placentia housing market stayed firmly tilted toward sellers in Q2 (April–June) 2026. Across 95 closed sales worth $107.2 million, the median price reached $1,161,000. Sellers also collected 99.9% of their original asking price in about 20 days on market.
Market data as of July 3, 2026, based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
Placentia housing market at a glance
The Placentia housing market closed Q2 (April–June) 2026 as a seller’s market by nearly every measure. Buyers signed for 95 homes over the quarter, and those sales totaled $107,234,760 in volume. The median sale price landed at $1,161,000, with an average of $1,128,787.
Homes also moved fast. They averaged 20 days on market, the stretch from the day a listing goes live to the day it goes under contract. Meanwhile, sellers kept their pricing power, closing at 99.9% of original list on average.
That last figure is the sale-to-list ratio, often shortened to L/S. It measures the final sale price against the first asking price. In effect, it captures the full negotiation, including any cuts along the way. At 99.9%, Placentia sellers in Q2 2026 gave up almost nothing off their opening number.
What sold in Placentia in Q2 2026, and for how much
Most Placentia activity in Q2 (April–June) 2026 clustered in the $1 million to $1.5 million range. That band alone accounted for 55 of the 95 closed sales, more than the other three price ranges combined. Homes there sold in about 15 days at 100.3% of original list, so this heart of the market ran slightly hot.
The entry tiers moved more slowly. Under $750K, 12 homes closed in an average of 29 days. The $750K to $1M band took the longest, at 37 days across 18 sales. Higher up, the $1.5M to $2M tier was technically the quickest at 9 days. That figure rests on only 10 sales, though, so it reads as a small-sample number rather than the market’s true pace.
Placentia home sales by price band (Q2 2026)
The table below breaks Placentia’s Q2 (April–June) 2026 closings into four price bands. It shows how sales, pricing, and speed shifted as prices climbed.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 12 | $7,608,480 | $634,040 | 29 | 99.9% |
| $750K–$1M | 18 | $15,175,280 | $843,071 | 37 | 97.3% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 55 | $68,064,000 | $1,237,527 | 15 | 100.3% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 10 | $16,387,000 | $1,638,700 | 9 | 102.3% |
Placentia home sales by price band, Q2 (April–June) 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
How does Q2 2026 compare with a year ago in Placentia?
Placentia ran ahead of its Q2 2025 pace on volume, count, and price. Compared with the same quarter last year, closed sales rose 9.2%, volume climbed 15.2%, and the median gained 4.1%. Because this is a clean quarter-over-quarter comparison of the same three-month window, it offers a fair read on direction. Still, one quarter is a single data point rather than a trend, so treat it as a snapshot.
Placentia’s momentum also tracked with nearby Orange County cities. The Fullerton housing market results and the Orange housing market for Q2 2026 likewise closed the quarter in deep seller’s territory. So did the Yorba Linda housing market for Q2 2026.
What the Placentia market means for buyers and sellers right now
Right now, the live Placentia market still favors sellers. Expected Market Time sits at 58 days, the estimated stretch it would take to sell all current inventory at the present sales pace. Anything under about 90 days signals a seller’s market. At 58 days, Placentia sat in deep seller’s territory as of July 3, 2026.
Demand backs that up. Of the homes on the market, 36.8% are already under contract, with 28 in escrow against 48 active listings. Even better for sellers, escrows are clearing about $21,302, or 2.0%, above current asking within matched segments.
Buyers are not without options, though. Among the 48 active listings, 7 have cut their price by 5% or more, and another 10 have trimmed between 1% and 5%. The rest, 31 listings, are holding firm within 1% of their original price. So the openings exist, but they remain the exception this summer.
Placentia housing market FAQ
Is now a good time to sell in Placentia?
Yes, Q2 (April–June) 2026 data points to a strong selling window in Placentia. Sellers closed at 99.9% of original list in about 20 days on market. On top of that, 36.8% of current listings are already under contract, and Expected Market Time sits at a brisk 58 days.
Are home prices rising or falling in Placentia?
Placentia home prices edged up over the past year. The Q2 (April–June) 2026 median was $1,161,000, about 4.1% above the same quarter in 2025. That said, a single quarter is one reading rather than a trend, so it points to firmness rather than a guaranteed climb.
How long does it take to sell a home in Placentia?
Homes in Placentia sold in about 20 days on market during Q2 (April–June) 2026, from listing to going under contract. Looking further out, Expected Market Time across current inventory is 58 days. That pace still reflects steady demand.
Is now a good time to buy in Placentia?
Buyers in Placentia face a tight but not airtight market as of July 3, 2026. Of 48 active listings, 7 have cut their price by 5% or more, so some negotiating room exists at the margins. Even so, most sellers are holding firm, and escrows are clearing above asking.
Get a data-backed read on your Placentia home
A quarter of citywide averages is a useful backdrop, but what really matters is how your specific Placentia home or target price band is performing. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Placentia first-hand. He can pinpoint the pricing, speed, and negotiation picture for any address you are weighing. Email Michael Mellgren about a Placentia address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For figures tied to a purchase or sale, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Placentia Housing Market: June 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Placentia housing market closed 33 home sales in June 2026, at a median price of $1,200,000. Sellers collected 98.3% of their original asking price, and homes took about 26 days to sell. Closings, volume, and the median all rose from June a year earlier.
Market data as of July 2, 2026, from CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors. Analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
What happened in the Placentia housing market in June 2026?
Placentia recorded 33 closed home sales in June 2026, worth $38,291,490 in total volume. For a mid-size North Orange County market, that made for a busy early-summer month. Compared with June 2025, closings rose 26.9% and volume climbed 34.5%. Still, a single month is one reading, not a lasting trend. As a result, demand stayed firm as the season turned.
What sold, and for how much?
The median Placentia home sold for $1,200,000 in June 2026, up 4.6% from the same month in 2025. By comparison, the average price came in a touch lower, at $1,160,348. That gap points to more activity in the middle and lower bands than at the very top. Sellers averaged 98.3% of their original list price. That figure, the sale-to-list ratio, reflects the full negotiation, including any price cuts along the way. In plain terms, most homes cleared close to asking. Overall, typical time on market ran about 26 days from listing to sale.
Placentia home sales by price band, June 2026
Most Placentia sales in June 2026 landed in the $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 range. In fact, that band alone accounted for 20 of the month’s 33 closings. It also moved fastest among the higher-volume bands, at about 19 days and 99.0% of original list. The two thinnest bands, under $750,000 and $1.5M to $2M, each saw only a handful of sales. As a result, their figures describe those specific homes, not a broader pattern.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 2 | $1,180,000 | — | — | — |
| $750K–$1M | 8 | $6,512,490 | $814,061 | 54 | 94.9% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 20 | $25,259,000 | $1,262,950 | 19 | 99.0% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 3 | $5,340,000 | — | — | — |
Placentia home sales by price band, June 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®. Bands with fewer than five sales show totals only; per-home averages are omitted as too small a sample to average.
Is Placentia a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?
Placentia stayed a seller’s market as of July 2, 2026. Expected Market Time sat at 51 days. That figure estimates how long it would take to sell every active listing at the current pace of demand. For context, any reading under 60 days points to a deep seller’s market. Alongside that, about 36.8% of listed homes were already under contract, with 28 in escrow against 48 active listings.
Even so, some sellers have begun to adjust. Of the 48 active Placentia listings, 31 were holding firm within 1% of their original price. Another 10 had made modest trims of 1% to just under 5%, and 7 had cut by 5% or more. Those larger reductions are worth watching. A rising share of them would be an early sign that leverage is shifting toward buyers.
What June 2026 means for Placentia buyers and sellers
The Placentia housing market still favored sellers heading into summer 2026. Notably, homes priced in line with recent closings tended to sell within about a month, and near their asking price. In short, the data rewarded realistic pricing over reach pricing. The listings that cleared fastest were simply the ones that met the market.
Buyers, meanwhile, had a little more room than the headline numbers suggest. Inventory stayed tight. Even so, 17 of the 48 active listings had trimmed at least 1%, and 7 had cut 5% or more. A patient buyer with a sharp offer could still find value on the right listing. In practice, the best openings sat outside the crowded $1M to $1.5M band.
Placentia sits among several active North Orange County markets. For the same June 2026 read next door, compare the Yorba Linda housing market, the Fullerton housing market, and the Orange housing market roundups.
Placentia housing market: frequently asked questions
Is now a good time to sell a home in Placentia?
June 2026 was a favorable month to sell in Placentia. Sellers averaged 98.3% of their original list price, and homes took about 26 days to sell. On top of that, 36.8% of active listings were already under contract, and Expected Market Time held at 51 days.
Are Placentia home prices rising or falling?
Placentia’s median sale price was $1,200,000 in June 2026, up 4.6% from June 2025. That is a single-month comparison, not proof of a durable trend. Still, prices were not falling, and demand stayed firm through early summer.
How long does it take to sell a home in Placentia?
Homes in Placentia took about 26 days to sell in June 2026, measured from listing to closing. Looking ahead, Expected Market Time sat at 51 days as of July 2, 2026. That is the pace at which current inventory would clear.
Is now a good time to buy a home in Placentia?
Buyers in Placentia faced a competitive but not airtight market in June 2026. Of the 48 active listings, 17 had already cut their price by at least 1%, and 7 had reduced by 5% or more. Negotiating room existed on the right home, even with Expected Market Time at a seller-friendly 51 days.
Work the Placentia numbers for your own address
June’s closings give Placentia owners and buyers a concrete read on where the market really stands. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Placentia. He can pull the recent comparable sales and the current-listing picture for any address under consideration. Email Michael Mellgren about a Placentia address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For figures tied to your own purchase or sale, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Orange Housing Market: Q2 (April–June) 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Orange housing market closed the second quarter of 2026, April through June, with 214 sales worth $270.2 million. The median price was $1,234,500. Sellers averaged 99.9% of their original asking price in about 26 days on market. Supply stayed tight into July, with an Expected Market Time of 58 days as of July 2, 2026.
Market data as of July 2, 2026, based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
Orange housing market at a glance: Q2 2026
The Orange housing market ran as a seller’s market through the second quarter of 2026. Demand held steady, and selling times stayed short. Across the quarter, 214 homes closed for a combined $270,184,750. The median sale price landed at $1,234,500, and the average came in at $1,262,546. Homes took about 26 days on market. That figure is the span from the day a listing goes live to the day it goes under contract. Sellers collected 99.9% of their original list price on average. That number is the sale-to-list ratio, which tracks the full negotiation including any price cuts along the way. In plain terms, most Orange sellers held close to their opening number.
What sold in Orange, and for how much
Sales in Orange concentrated in the move-up range during the second quarter of 2026. The $1M to $1.5M band was the busiest by a wide margin. It accounted for 103 of the quarter’s 214 closings, nearly half of everything that sold. Meanwhile, the entry level moved fastest. Homes under $750K closed in about 23 days, quicker than any other band. Volume also climbed year over year, even as the deal count held flat. Against the same quarter in 2025, closings were essentially even, down 0.5% at 214 versus 215. Total dollar volume, by contrast, rose 4.3%. That points to a modest step up in the typical price paid, rather than a jump in the number of sales. For the single-month view, the Orange housing market in June 2026 covered June on its own.
Are Orange home prices going up or down?
Orange’s median sale price rose over the past year, though a single quarter is only one reading. The Q2 2026 median of $1,234,500 sat 9.7% above the $1,125,000 median from the same quarter in 2025. Because this compares the same three months a year apart, seasonal swings do not distort it. Even so, one quarter is a snapshot rather than a trend. A shift in which price bands sell can move a median without every home gaining value. Within 2026, demand held firm rather than cooling.
How much are Orange homes selling for over or under asking?
Orange sellers averaged 99.9% of their original list price across the second quarter of 2026. Most homes cleared within a whisker of the opening ask. Negotiation room varied by price, however. The $750K to $1M band actually closed slightly above original list at 100.9%, and the $1M to $1.5M band came in at 100.3%. Competing offers nudged both above asking. At the top, the $2M-plus tier settled at 98.8%, which left a bit more give for buyers. As of July 2, 2026, asking and closing prices sit essentially at parity, within about 1.3% of each other across matched segments.
Orange home sales by price band, Q2 2026
Every price band in Orange cleared close to its original list during the second quarter of 2026. The table below breaks down sales, volume, average price, average days on market, and average sale-to-list by band.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 35 | $21,603,250 | $617,236 | 23 | 99.3% |
| $750K–$1M | 27 | $23,757,400 | $879,904 | 25 | 100.9% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 103 | $128,686,700 | $1,249,385 | 25 | 100.3% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 38 | $65,117,400 | $1,713,616 | 28 | 99.3% |
| $2M+ | 11 | $31,020,000 | $2,820,000 | 29 | 98.8% |
Orange home sales by price band, Q2 (April–June) 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
What Q2 2026 means for Orange buyers and sellers
For sellers, the Orange housing market in the second quarter of 2026 rewarded realistic pricing. Homes cleared at 99.9% of original list in about 26 days, so a well-priced listing met the market quickly. The busiest activity ran through the $1M to $1.5M range. For buyers, the live picture points to a tight but not frantic market. The Expected Market Time stands at 58 days as of July 2, 2026, which reads as a deep seller’s market. That figure estimates how long it would take to sell every current listing at the present pace of new escrows. Nearby cities told a similar story, from the Fullerton housing market for Q2 2026 to the Yorba Linda housing market for Q2 2026, both tight on supply. Even so, 17 of the 136 active listings have trimmed at least 5% off their original price. That is an early sign some buyers are finding room to negotiate, especially in the upper bands.
Frequently asked questions about the Orange housing market
Is now a good time to sell a home in Orange?
Yes, the second quarter of 2026 stayed favorable for Orange sellers. Homes closed at 99.9% of original list price in about 26 days on market. As of July 2, 2026, 34.3% of the market was under contract, with an Expected Market Time of 58 days. Both point to steady demand.
Are home prices rising or falling in Orange?
Orange’s median sale price rose year over year, but one quarter is a single reading. The Q2 2026 median was $1,234,500, up 9.7% from the same quarter in 2025. A change in which price bands sell can move a median on its own. So this is best read as one data point rather than proof of a lasting climb.
How long does it take to sell a home in Orange?
Homes in Orange sold in about 26 days on market during the second quarter of 2026, measured from list date to going under contract. Looking ahead, the Expected Market Time was 58 days as of July 2, 2026. That estimates how long current supply would take to clear at the present pace.
Is now a good time to buy a home in Orange?
Buyers in Orange had some room in the second quarter of 2026, though supply stayed tight. As of July 2, 2026, 17 of 136 active listings had cut at least 5% off their original price. The upper end offered the most give, with the $2M-plus tier closing at 98.8% of original list. Still, an Expected Market Time of 58 days keeps sellers in a strong position.
Work the numbers for a specific Orange address
Q2 results set the baseline for any Orange move this summer, whether pricing a listing or weighing an offer. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Orange as it happens. He can pull the exact sale-to-list, days on market, and price-band read for any address under consideration. Email Michael Mellgren about an Orange address, or call or text (714) 420-6629.
Orange Housing Market: June 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Orange housing market in June 2026 recorded 72 closed sales, $87.9 million in total volume, and a median sale price of $1,217,500. Homes sold in about 27 days at 99.7% of their original list price. As of July 2, 2026, the live market was a deep seller’s market, with a 60-day Expected Market Time and 34.4% of listings already under contract.
Market data as of July 2, 2026. Figures are based on CRMLS data via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
Orange housing market at a glance: June 2026
Orange closed 72 home sales in June 2026, adding up to $87,949,100 in total sales volume. The median sale price landed at $1,217,500, and the average close came in at $1,221,515. Across all 72 sales, sellers collected 99.7% of their original asking price, and homes took about 27 days to sell.
Compared with June 2025, closings slipped 8.9% (from 79 to 72) and volume fell 9.9%, while the median rose 7.7% year over year. That median gain reflects a single month and the particular mix of homes that sold, not a proven citywide trend. Most of June’s activity clustered in the $1M–$1.5M range, which pulled the middle of the market upward.
For context on nearby Orange County markets, see the Fullerton housing market June 2026 results and the Yorba Linda housing market June 2026 results.
What sold in Orange in June 2026, and for how much
The $1M–$1.5M price range drove the Orange housing market in June 2026, accounting for 42 of the 72 closed sales. Those homes sold for an average of $1,237,798 in about 24 days, clearing at 100.6% of original list. Together they produced roughly $52 million of the month’s volume, more than every other price band combined.
Activity thinned toward the edges of the market. Nine homes sold under $750,000 and eight sold between $750,000 and $1M, while a dozen changed hands in the $1.5M–$2M range. Only one home closed above $2M, so that tier is too small to read as a trend.
How close to asking did Orange sellers get in June 2026?
Orange sellers held firm on price in June 2026, clearing at an average of 99.7% of their original list. That ratio is the sale-to-list ratio (L/S). It compares the final sale price with the first asking price. The measure captures the full negotiation, including any reductions along the way. A figure this close to 100% points to pricing that met the market with little give.
Speed backed up that pricing. Homes averaged 27 days on market, so the typical listing went from active to sold in under four weeks. The mid-market moved fastest at real scale: the $1.5M–$2M band sold in about 22 days across 12 sales, and the dominant $1M–$1.5M band followed close behind at 24 days.
Orange home sales by price band (June 2026)
Here is how June 2026 closings in the Orange housing market broke down by price band.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 9 | $5,664,800 | $629,422 | 37 | 97.6% |
| $750K–$1M | 8 | $6,862,900 | $857,863 | 33 | 99.2% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 42 | $51,987,500 | $1,237,798 | 24 | 100.6% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 12 | $21,358,900 | $1,779,908 | 22 | 99.2% |
| $2M+ | 1 | $2,075,000 | n/a (thin) | n/a (thin) | n/a (thin) |
Orange home sales by price band, June 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors.
The $2M+ row covers a single sale, so its averages reflect that one home rather than a market trend.
What June 2026 means for Orange buyers and sellers
Sellers in the Orange housing market held clear leverage through June 2026 and into early July. As of July 2, 2026, the Expected Market Time was 60 days, the pace at which the current 137 active listings would sell at recent demand, which defines a deep seller’s market. On top of that, 34.4% of listings were already under contract, with 72 homes in escrow against 137 active.
Buyers still found selective room to negotiate. Of the 137 active listings, 40 had trimmed their price from the original ask. Of those, 23 cut a modest 1% to under 5%, and 17 cut 5% or more. Across matched price segments, asking and clearing prices sat at parity, within about 1.3%, so deep discounts stayed the exception. The most give showed up at the entry level, where the under-$750K band closed at 97.6% of original list. By contrast, the crowded $1M–$1.5M band cleared slightly over asking.
Orange housing market FAQ (June 2026)
Is now a good time to sell a home in Orange?
Selling conditions in Orange favored sellers in June 2026. Homes sold at 99.7% of original list in about 27 days. As of July 2, 2026, the market held a 60-day Expected Market Time, with 34.4% of listings under contract. Both readings point to steady demand.
Are home prices rising or falling in Orange?
The median sale price in Orange reached $1,217,500 in June 2026, up 7.7% from June 2025. That figure is one month’s reading. It reflects the mix of homes that sold, not a confirmed long-run trend. A single month should not be read as the market’s direction.
How long does it take to sell a home in Orange?
Homes in Orange sold in about 27 days on average in June 2026, measured from list date to close. Looking ahead, the Expected Market Time as of July 2, 2026 was 60 days, the pace at which current inventory would clear at recent demand.
Is now a good time to buy a home in Orange?
Buyers in Orange had selective leverage in June 2026. As of July 2, 2026, 17 of 137 active listings had cut their price by 5% or more. Another 23 trimmed a smaller 1% to under 5%. The most negotiating room sat at the entry level and the upper end of the market.
A clear read on June’s closings helps any Orange owner or buyer price a move with confidence. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Orange. He can pull the exact comparable sales and days on market for the price band and neighborhood you are weighing. Email Michael Mellgren about an Orange address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For advice specific to your finances, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Fullerton Housing Market: Q2 (April–June) 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Fullerton housing market in Q2 (April–June) 2026 saw 202 closed sales worth $234,180,634. The median sale price was $1,008,495. Sellers averaged 99.7% of their original list price, and homes took about 30 days to sell. In short, the Fullerton housing market in Q2 2026 stayed firmly a seller’s market.
Market data as of July 2, 2026. Closed-sale figures cover Q2 (April–June) 2026. The data comes from CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors, with analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
The Fullerton housing market at a glance: Q2 2026
Fullerton closed 202 home sales in Q2 (April–June) 2026. Together they added up to $234,180,634 in volume. The median sale price was $1,008,495. The average was higher at $1,159,310, lifted by a few high-end deals. Against the same quarter in 2025, closings fell 10.2% and volume slipped 11.5%. That is one quarter’s reading, not a lasting trend. For the month-by-month view, see the Fullerton housing market for June 2026 recap.
How close to asking did Fullerton sellers get?
Sellers held their ground on price. Homes sold at an average of 99.7% of their original list price. That figure is the sale-to-list ratio. It measures the final sale price against the first asking price, and it captures any cuts along the way. In plain terms, the typical Fullerton seller gave up only a sliver off the opening number.
How long did it take to sell a home in Fullerton?
Homes in Fullerton took about 30 days to sell during Q2 (April–June) 2026. That span is days on market, the stretch from the day a listing goes live to the day it goes under contract. Speed varied by price. The $2M-plus tier moved fastest at about 19 days. Entry-level homes under $750K took the longest at about 41 days.
Fullerton home sales by price band, Q2 2026
The $750K to $1M range was the busiest part of the Fullerton housing market in Q2 2026. It saw 63 closed sales, more than any other band. Mid-range homes between $1M and $1.5M came next at 60 sales. Together, those two bands made up more than half of all closings. The table below breaks out every price band.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 37 | $20,805,500 | $562,311 | 41 | 96.9% |
| $750K–$1M | 63 | $55,440,200 | $880,003 | 25 | 101.6% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 60 | $74,036,630 | $1,233,944 | 30 | 100.3% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 29 | $48,818,304 | $1,683,390 | 30 | 98.2% |
| $2M+ | 13 | $35,080,000 | $2,698,462 | 19 | 99.2% |
Fullerton home sales by price band, Q2 (April–June) 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
What the current Fullerton market means for buyers and sellers
As of July 2, 2026, Fullerton reads as a deep seller’s market. Its Expected Market Time is 56 days. That figure estimates how long it would take to sell every current listing at the present pace of new escrows, and anything under 60 days points to strong seller leverage. Right now, 36.7% of the market sits under contract, with 73 homes in escrow against 126 active listings.
Sellers are still asking more than recent buyers have paid. Active listings ask about $35,515, or 3.1%, above what comparable homes are clearing in escrow. That band-adjusted measure is the capitulation gap. It flags some aspirational pricing the closed sales have not caught up to yet. Even so, the gap is modest by recent standards.
Most sellers are holding firm. Of 126 active Fullerton listings, 83 sit within 1% of their original price. Another 20 have trimmed between 1% and 5%. The remaining 23 have cut 5% or more. For buyers, those deeper-cut listings are where the clearest openings tend to sit. For sellers, firm pricing is still working on most homes. Buyers and sellers weighing nearby North Orange County can also review the Yorba Linda housing market for June 2026.
Fullerton housing market FAQ
Is now a good time to sell in Fullerton?
Conditions favor sellers in Fullerton as of July 2, 2026. Homes are clearing at 99.7% of original list in about 30 days, and 36.7% of the market is under contract, with an Expected Market Time of 56 days. Because that marks a deep seller’s market, well-priced homes are moving fast.
Are home prices rising or falling in Fullerton?
Fullerton’s median sale price was $1,008,495 in Q2 (April–June) 2026. That is down 4.4% from the same quarter a year earlier. Still, one quarter is a single reading, not a trend. Part of the shift reflects which homes sold, not a broad drop in value. The average sale price of $1,159,310 shows higher-end activity stayed in the mix.
How long does it take to sell a home in Fullerton?
Homes in Fullerton took about 30 days to sell in Q2 (April–June) 2026, measured as days on market. Looking ahead, the Expected Market Time as of July 2, 2026 is 56 days. That figure counts every current listing at the present sales pace. Notably, homes above $2M moved fastest, at about 19 days.
Is now a good time to buy in Fullerton?
Buyers in Fullerton face a tight market as of July 2, 2026, though a few openings exist. Of 126 active listings, 23 have cut their price by 5% or more. Active asking prices also run about $35,515 above recent escrow clearings, so there is room to negotiate on the right home. With an Expected Market Time of 56 days, though, well-priced listings still move fast.
Work with Fullerton’s closed-sale data
A single quarter of Fullerton data can shape a pricing decision, an offer, or the timing of a move. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in the Fullerton housing market first-hand and can pull the exact comparable sales, days on market, and negotiating room for any address under consideration. Email Michael Mellgren about a Fullerton address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. Before acting on any purchase or sale, consult a qualified tax or financial professional.
Fullerton Housing Market: June 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Fullerton housing market closed 63 home sales in June 2026 at a median price of $1,075,000, with homes selling in about 24 days and sellers averaging 100.1% of their original list price. Total sales volume reached $77.16 million. Fullerton stayed a seller’s market heading into July.
Market data as of July 2, 2026. Closed-sale figures cover June 2026. The data comes from CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors, with analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
What happened in the Fullerton housing market in June 2026?
Fullerton recorded 63 closed sales in June 2026, producing $77.16 million in total volume. The median sale price was $1,075,000. The average ran higher at $1,224,743, lifted by a small number of upper-end sales. Since a few large deals pull the average upward, the median is the better read on a typical Fullerton home. For the full quarter behind the month, see the Fullerton housing market for Q2 2026 roundup.
How much did Fullerton homes sell for compared to asking?
Sellers held the stronger hand through the month. On average, homes closed at 100.1% of their original list price. In plain terms, the sale-to-list ratio measures the final sale price against the first asking price, and it captures the whole negotiation, including any price cuts along the way. At 100.1%, the typical Fullerton sale finished right at or just above where it first hit the market.
Asking prices still ran ahead of what buyers were actually paying. As of July 2, 2026, active Fullerton listings asked about $1,160,050 on average, while homes in escrow were clearing near $1,124,535. That gap of $35,515, or roughly 3.1%, shows some sellers testing higher numbers than recent closings support.
Fullerton home sales by price range (June 2026)
Fullerton home sales split sharply by price range in June 2026. The $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 band led on nearly every measure. It posted the most sales at 21, moved fastest at about 10 days, and cleared at 102.7% of original list. By contrast, homes under $750,000 were the slowest to sell, averaging about 50 days and closing at 95.7% of original list. Mid-range demand clearly carried the month. Here is how June 2026 closings broke down by price band in Fullerton.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 11 | $6,561,000 | $596,455 | 50 | 95.7% |
| $750K–$1M | 14 | $12,075,500 | $862,536 | 26 | 102.3% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 21 | $25,373,990 | $1,208,285 | 10 | 102.7% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 12 | $20,308,314 | $1,692,360 | 24 | 98.4% |
| $2M+ | 5 | $12,840,000 | $2,568,000 | 20 | 97.0% |
Fullerton home sales by price band, June 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
What June 2026 means for Fullerton buyers and sellers
The Fullerton housing market stayed a seller’s market in June 2026, though the picture varied by price and by role. As of July 2, 2026, the Expected Market Time was 56 days, which means the current supply of homes would take about 56 days to sell at the recent pace. Roughly 36.7% of the market sat under contract, with 73 homes in escrow against 126 active listings. Both readings point to steady demand.
Sellers had momentum, especially in the mid-range. Homes priced between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000 sold in about 10 days at 102.7% of original list, so well-priced homes in that band moved quickly. Pricing accurately still mattered, because homes under $750,000 sat closer to 50 days and closed below asking.
Buyers had some room to work as well. As of July 2, 2026, 23 of 126 active listings had already cut their price by 5% or more, and active asking prices ran about 3.1% above what comparable homes were clearing at in escrow. Patient buyers who watched for price adjustments found openings, particularly outside the fast-moving mid-range.
One year-over-year note deserves care. Fullerton logged 63 closings in June 2026 against 74 in June 2025, and volume eased about 12.9%, yet the median barely moved, down 0.9% from $1,085,000 to $1,075,000. A single month is one reading, and monthly counts swing with how many homes happen to close, so that flat median is better read as steady than as a rising or falling trend.
Buyers and sellers weighing nearby markets can compare the Yorba Linda housing market for June 2026 and this look at whether Yorba Linda home prices are falling in 2026.
Fullerton housing market FAQ (June 2026)
Is now a good time to sell in Fullerton?
In June 2026, conditions favored Fullerton sellers. Homes sold at an average of 100.1% of original list and took about 24 days, and as of July 2, 2026 roughly 36.7% of the market sat under contract with an Expected Market Time of 56 days. Those are seller’s-market readings, though results still varied by price range.
Are home prices rising or falling in Fullerton?
Fullerton’s median sale price was $1,075,000 in June 2026, essentially flat against June 2025 at down 0.9%. A single month is one reading, and the median shifts with the mix of homes that close. A move that small reads as steady, not as a clear trend in either direction.
How long does it take to sell a home in Fullerton?
Homes in Fullerton took about 24 days to sell in June 2026, measured from listing to closing. Speed varied by price, though. Homes between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000 moved fastest at about 10 days, while homes under $750,000 averaged about 50 days.
Is now a good time to buy in Fullerton?
Fullerton buyers had some negotiating room in June 2026, even in a seller’s market. As of July 2, 2026, 23 of 126 active listings had cut their price by 5% or more. Active asking prices also ran about 3.1% above what comparable homes were clearing at in escrow, a sign some sellers were still testing higher numbers.
Work with Fullerton’s June closing data
The June 2026 numbers give Fullerton sellers and buyers a clear starting point for pricing any specific home. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Fullerton first-hand and can price a listing or size up an offer for any address under consideration. Email Michael Mellgren about a Fullerton address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For questions specific to a purchase, consult a qualified tax or lending professional.
Yorba Linda Housing Market: Q2 (April–June) 2026 Results
Quick Answer
The Yorba Linda housing market turned in a solid Q2 2026, covering April through June. Across the quarter, 177 homes closed for $258,784,098 in total volume, at a median sale price of $1,352,000. Sellers averaged 99.0% of their original list price and sold in about 29 days. Both closings and dollar volume rose from the same quarter a year earlier.
Market data as of July 1, 2026. Closed-sale figures cover Q2 (April–June) 2026. The data comes from CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors, with analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR® (DRE #02321556).
What the Q2 2026 numbers say about the Yorba Linda housing market
The Yorba Linda housing market held firmly in seller-leaning territory through Q2 2026. Homes changed hands quickly, close to their asking prices, and demand stayed broad across most of the market. The 177 closed sales marked an 8.6% rise over the 163 that closed in the same quarter of 2025. Meanwhile, total dollar volume climbed 7.1% year over year, from $241,612,579 to $258,784,098.
Sellers averaged 99.0% of their original list price. That figure is the sale-to-list ratio, which measures the final sale price against the price a home first listed for. Homes also averaged 29 days on market, the stretch from listing to a signed contract. Together, those two numbers point to a market where fair pricing still met ready buyers.
What sold in Yorba Linda in Q2 2026, and for how much
Yorba Linda’s Q2 2026 sales spanned a wide range of homes and prices. The median sale price landed at $1,352,000, while the average ran higher at $1,462,057. That gap is normal. A handful of high-end sales lift the average, so the median gives the truer middle of the market. Most activity clustered in the $1M to $1.5M range, which recorded 66 sales, more than any other price band.
Yorba Linda home sales by price band, Q2 2026
Price bands tell the clearest story of the quarter. The $1M to $1.5M band led on volume with 66 sales. It moved in about 20 days at 100.7% of original list. The $750K to $1M band was quickest of all at 15 days, although on a smaller count of 17 sales. At the top, homes above $2M took the longest to sell, averaging 43 days.
| Price band | Sales | Volume | Avg. price | Avg. days on market | Avg. sale-to-list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $750K | 27 | $15,832,200 | $586,378 | 28 | 97.3% |
| $750K–$1M | 17 | $14,405,275 | $847,369 | 15 | 100.1% |
| $1M–$1.5M | 66 | $83,152,133 | $1,259,881 | 20 | 100.7% |
| $1.5M–$2M | 39 | $66,340,500 | $1,701,038 | 40 | 98.5% |
| $2M+ | 28 | $79,053,990 | $2,823,357 | 43 | 96.9% |
Yorba Linda home sales by price band, Q2 (April–June) 2026. Source: CRMLS via Pacific West Association of Realtors; analysis by Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®.
How Q2 2026 compared to a year earlier
Compared with the same quarter of 2025, the Yorba Linda housing market grew in Q2 2026. Closings rose 8.6% and dollar volume rose 7.1%, both clean quarter-over-quarter comparisons against the identical window last year. The median slipped 1.3%, from $1,370,000 to $1,352,000. However, that reflects which homes sold rather than a broad price drop. A single quarter is one reading, not a trend. For a fuller look at whether Yorba Linda home prices are falling in 2026, the year-to-date picture adds useful context.
Where the Yorba Linda market stands now
As of July 1, 2026, the Yorba Linda housing market reads as a moderate seller’s market. Expected Market Time sits at 65 days. At the current sales pace, that is how long it would take to clear every active listing. Of the homes for sale, 29.3% are already under contract, with 58 in escrow against 140 active listings.
There is also a gap between asking prices and clearing prices. Active listings ask an average of $1,803,953, yet homes actually going into escrow are clearing near $1,586,672. That $217,280 difference, about 12.0%, is the capitulation gap. It shows some asking prices running ahead of what buyers are paying now. Active listings also break down by how much they have adjusted. Of the 140, 87 hold within 1% of original price. Another 26 have trimmed 1% to 5%, and 27 have cut 5% or more.
What Q2 2026 means for Yorba Linda buyers and sellers
For sellers, Q2 2026 rewarded realistic pricing in Yorba Linda. Homes priced near their true value sold in about 29 days, at 99.0% of original list. The capitulation gap shows the flip side: overreaching on price is where listings stall. So the lesson holds. Price to the market, and the market responds.
For buyers, Q2 2026 offered more room than a frenzied market would. 27 active listings had cut their price 5% or more, and Expected Market Time stood at 65 days. Buyers had time to negotiate, echoing the wider question of buyer leverage across the Yorba Linda market. That was especially true at the upper end, where homes above $2M averaged 43 days on market, while a separate look at which Yorba Linda price range sells fastest shows where the quick sales are.
Yorba Linda housing market Q2 2026: common questions
Is now a good time to sell in Yorba Linda?
Yes, Q2 2026 was a seller-leaning market in Yorba Linda. Homes sold at 99.0% of original list in about 29 days. As of July 1, 2026, 29.3% of listings were under contract.
Are home prices rising or falling in Yorba Linda?
Yorba Linda home prices held roughly steady in Q2 2026. The median was $1,352,000, just 1.3% below the same quarter of 2025. That small dip reflects the mix of homes that sold rather than a broad decline in value.
How long does it take to sell a home in Yorba Linda?
In Q2 2026, Yorba Linda homes sold in about 29 days on average. At the current pace, Expected Market Time for active listings is 65 days as of July 1, 2026.
Is now a good time to buy in Yorba Linda?
Q2 2026 gave Yorba Linda buyers some negotiating room. 27 of 140 active listings had cut their price by 5% or more. Homes above $2M averaged 43 days on market.
Put the Q2 2026 Yorba Linda numbers to work
A quarter of market data is only useful when it is applied to a specific home and a specific decision. Michael Mellgren, REALTOR®, tracks every closed sale in Yorba Linda first-hand and can pull the exact comparable sales, days on market, and pricing position for any address under consideration. Email Michael Mellgren about a Yorba Linda address, or call or text (714) 420-6629. For guidance tied to individual circumstances, consult a qualified tax or financial professional.
