Fremont North is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 8 out of 10. Limited options are a big factor, with only 3 homes on the market in March 2026. Homes are also selling at a slight premium, with buyers paying about 1.01 percent over list price on average.
Home values have been rising quickly, reaching a typical value of about $868,500, which is notably higher than Oxnard overall at $797,500. Over the past year, Fremont North’s values climbed roughly 25.87 percent, far outpacing the broader city, and they also jumped 24.07 percent just month over month.
Even with high prices, buyers are still active, as shown by 4 pending sales in March and 75 percent of homes selling above list price. Homes are taking around 37 days to go under contract, which is down 17.78 percent from the prior month but up 12.12 percent compared with last year, suggesting some buyers are taking a bit more time to decide. Inventory increased 50 percent year over year, yet stayed very low at just 3 active listings and 5 new listings, matching the seller’s market story. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to reach about $952,750 while inventory is expected to hold at 3 homes, keeping conditions tight. In this kind of fast-moving environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local expert agent to guide their decisions.
