Vermont Vista is seeing a modest amount of activity, with 29 homes on the market in February 2026 and 17 new listings added. Inventory is up 38.1% from last year, giving buyers more options than before even as it slipped 6.45% from the prior month. Contracts are still getting signed at a steady pace, with 22 pending sales, though that is 12% lower than a year ago.
Pricing is adjusting to these shifting conditions. The typical home value sits around $670,000, down 2.76% year over year but rising 3.88% from the previous month. Sellers are still seeing solid demand, with about 50% of homes selling above list price and an average sale-to-list ratio of roughly 1.01, indicating many properties close slightly over asking.
Time on market has stretched, with the median home taking 82 days to go under contract, up more than 13% compared with last year and over 8% in just one month. List prices are reacting, with the median list price at $625,000 in February and projected to edge down to about $609,775 in March even as typical values are expected to move toward $682,500. Vermont Vista remains more affordable than Los Angeles overall, where the typical home value is about $1,010,000, yet the neighborhood still leans toward a seller’s market, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an experienced local agent to navigate these trends.
