Home prices dip as Sacramento-area housing market softens at year’s end
Fewer homes are going on the market and they’re taking a little longer to sell, analysts say. Home prices in the Sacramento area are decreasing slightly at the end of 2025 as the real estate market softens. Ryan Lundquist, a certified residential appraiser and housing market analyst, said that while rates are slightly lower and prices are also decreasing, this is a step in the right direction. However, the market in Sacramento is softer than the same time last year. Realtor Kelly Pleasant reported a slight increase in buyer activity at end of the year, possibly due to recent interest rates and better affordability. Mike Frank of Community Lending Group said high monthly payments make it difficult for many first-time buyers or people looking to move to a larger or smaller homes. A Zillow analysis found that average home values in the area fell 2.3% to $567,352 in 2025, with 29.4% of homes sold for more than the list price and 53% sold for below list price. Homes are spending an average of 54 days on the market compared to 41 days in November 2024.
Veröffentlicht : vor 6 Monaten durch Don Sweeney in Business Finance
Home prices are dipping slightly in the Sacramento area as the real estate market softens at the end of 2025, analysts said.
“The good news for buyers today is rates are slightly lower right now and ... [4101 symbols]
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