Inventory in Central Los Angeles Heights has thinned over the past year, with active listings down more than 20% in this rolling three-month view. New listings and pending sales have fallen even faster, each dropping by well over half year over year. Despite fewer homes coming to market and going under contract, the area is still classified as a neutral market with about 9.6 months of supply, compared with 5.6 months across San Antonio overall.
Pricing has pushed higher even as activity slowed. The typical home value is up almost 40% from a year ago, and the median list price has climbed at a double-digit pace, signaling that sellers are testing higher price points. Nearly half of recent sales closed above list price and the average sale-to-list ratio is above 105%, showing that buyers who do act are often bidding up desirable homes.
Homes are taking much longer to sell than they did a year ago, with the median days on market stretching to around three months in this rolling three-month view. At the same time, significantly more inventory relative to sales gives buyers more time and choice, even as price pressures remain. With these mixed signals, both buyers trying to time their offers and sellers setting expectations can benefit from an experienced local expert, and Agent Pronto can connect them with the right real estate agent for their goals.
