Weekly San Diego Market Update January 27th, 2026 Weekly new pending sales picked up again. Jan 16–22 vs prior weeks: New Listings: 624 (up ~11%) New Pending Sales: 466 (up ~25%) New Sales (Closings): 252 (down ~16%) Active Inventory: 4,757 (slightly down) 30-Year Fixed Rate: ... » Learn More about San Diego 2026 Housing Market Is Picking Up Steam!
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The Fed Cut Rates… Why Didn’t Mortgage Rates Fall?
Anyone Who Claims They Know What Happens Next With Mortgage Rates Is Guessing Let’s start with a simple truth: anyone who tells you they know exactly where mortgage rates are headed next is either lying, wildly overconfident, or doesn’t really understand how rates work. Friday was a perfect example ... » Learn More about The Fed Cut Rates… Why Didn’t Mortgage Rates Fall?
The San Diego Housing Market Is Misunderstood!
🏙️ San Diego Real Estate Market Round-Up – Late October 2025 Last week, I began a deeper dive into the rapidly shifting macro trends and how they may impact our local real estate market in 2026. I lay out where my head is at so far in this week’s update. 📊 Weekly Snapshot ... » Learn More about The San Diego Housing Market Is Misunderstood!
San Diego Housing Market Update: Signs of a Spring 2025 Slowdown
San Diego Real Estate Market Update – What You Need to Know Right Now (Spring 2025) If you’ve been watching the San Diego housing market closely, you've probably noticed some shifts happening beneath the surface. While we’re not in a full-on slowdown yet, data from the past few weeks points to ... » Learn More about San Diego Housing Market Update: Signs of a Spring 2025 Slowdown
Why the Cost of Buying a Home in San Diego (and Beyond) Is Only Going Up
Why the Housing Market Is Getting More Expensive — Fast If you’ve been thinking about buying a home in San Diego, you’ve probably noticed that prices aren’t showing any signs of cooling off. It’s not just a local trend—homeownership across the U.S. is becoming more expensive due to a combination of ... » Learn More about Why the Cost of Buying a Home in San Diego (and Beyond) Is Only Going Up
