Century City home values have climbed 14.05% over the past year, even as Los Angeles as a whole saw values fall 6.93%. Inventory has tightened sharply, dropping 35.37% year over year, while pending sales are down 41.51%. New listings have fallen even faster, sliding 57.14% from last year and keeping available options limited.
In February 2026, the typical home value in Century City was about $1,731,250, significantly higher than the Los Angeles citywide figure of $1,010,000. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the median days on market up 103.96% year over year to 103 days, and the share of properties selling above list sitting at 21.88% alongside an average sale-to-list ratio of 0.97.
More recently, inventory slipped 7.02% month over month to 53 homes, and new listings reached 36 with 31 going under contract, aligning with a seller’s market gauge of 17. February’s median list price was $1,762,500 and is projected to edge up to $1,769,000 in March, while the typical home value is expected to ease to about $1,671,875 and inventory to 51. With price trends mixed and homes spending longer on the market, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a Century City agent who understands these conditions.
