Year over year, Point Loma Peninsula has seen notable price growth, with typical home values up 7.75%. That contrasts with the broader San Diego city trend, where typical values are down 3.53% to about $930,000, highlighting this neighborhood’s relative strength. Buyers here are facing a much pricier area, with the typical home value now around $1,605,000.
In February 2026, the median list price in Point Loma Peninsula reached about $1,597,000, rising 3.03% from the prior month. At the same time, homes are taking longer to sell, with median days on market increasing nearly 23% month over month to 35 days and up 14.75% compared to last year. Inventory has tightened, falling to 85 homes, a 7.61% drop since last month and a steep 32% decline year over year, while 125 pending sales mark almost a 6% annual increase.
Current data lines up with a solid seller’s market, reflected in a market gauge of 7 and a sale-to-list ratio near 0.97, with about 26.6% of homes selling above asking. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to roughly $1,632,500, with median list prices around $1,620,500 and inventory easing slightly to 81 homes. Whether they are buyers trying to compete in tight conditions or sellers aiming to maximize returns, people in Point Loma Peninsula can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a skilled local real estate agent.
