Loomis is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 11 and clearly labeled a Seller's Market. Homes are valued above much of the surrounding area, with a typical home value of about $815,000 compared with $675,000 in Placer County. Limited supply, at roughly 2.3 months of inventory and only 16 active listings, helps keep conditions tight.
Prices have been moving up quickly, which supports that seller-leaning balance. Typical home values have climbed about 33.61% year over year and nearly 31.98% just month over month, while the median list price is around $875,000 after a 20.69% monthly jump. Even so, buyers still have some room to negotiate, as homes are selling for about 97.6% of list on average and roughly 31.25% of listings saw a price drop.
Activity has picked up as well, with pending sales up about 133.33% from last year and 14 homes currently under contract. Homes are taking longer to sell, sitting on the market a median of 47 days, which is up 88% month over month and 30.56% year over year and may give patient buyers a bit more leverage. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show a typical home value of about $913,750 and a median list price around $950,000, with inventory holding near 16 listings. Whether you are a buyer trying to navigate rising prices or a seller aiming to maximize this strong position, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Loomis agent who understands these trends and can guide you through the process.
