Woodland Hills currently leans toward sellers, with the market gauge at 36 indicating some seller advantage but not an extreme one. Homes are taking a median of 64 days to sell in this rolling three-month window. Months of supply has risen to 10.7, signaling that inventory is relatively deep for the pace of recent sales.
Looking at prices, the typical home value over the latest rolling three months is about $924,560, down sharply by nearly 37% from a year earlier. Median list prices have eased more modestly year over year, dipping about 4%, which suggests sellers are adjusting but not cutting as quickly as closed-sale prices. Sales activity has cooled considerably compared with a year ago, with homes sold down about 62% and new listings almost 49% lower, reinforcing a slower, more selective market on both sides of the transaction.
Inventory patterns also help explain the mixed signals in this seller-leaning but slower environment. Active listings have fallen roughly 48% from a year ago, yet months of supply is still up more than 100%, meaning fewer homes are selling relative to what is available. Even with softer demand, about one-third of recent closings sold above their list price and the average sale-to-list ratio is just under 100%, so well-priced homes can still do well. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these contrasting trends can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a Woodland Hills agent who understands this shifting landscape.
