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Recent headlines suggest a housing slowdown, and in many ways that is true. According to reporting from the San Diego Union-Tribune, county home sales fell to their lowest January level in at least 35 years, with just 1,615 transactions recorded. National data reported by Homes.com shows new single-family home sales also at a multi-year low. Yet median home prices continue to rise. So what is actually happening in the San Diego housing market in 2026? The answer is a complex

If you follow real estate headlines lately, you would think the industry is in the middle of an all-out war. Zillow versus Compass. Homes.com versus Zillow. Private listings versus public listings. New “coming soon” strategies. Lawsuits. Partnerships. Product launches. Every week there is another announcement that supposedly changes everything. But when you step back and follow the money instead of the messaging, the story starts to look a lot less dramatic and a lot more fa

This week I am actively working transactions across Chula Vista, Oceanside, Vista, Old Town, Mission Hills, and City Heights. Being in escrow in multiple submarkets at the same time gives me a very real, street level view of what is actually happening in San Diego real estate right now, not just what charts or headlines suggest. One thing that has truly stood out to me is the scale of city improvements happening throughout central San Diego. The number of infrastructure proje