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July 2026 dataCalifornia statewide

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California statewide · July 2026 home data available

58 counties · 53 reported · 5 not published

Median home price
$887,680
+0.3% year over year
Unsold inventory
3.4 mo.
3.7 months one year ago
Median time to sell
26 days
28 days one year ago
Closed sales
+1.1%
year over year
Signal, not a forecast

California statewide

California prices rose 0.3% from a year earlier.

The July median was $887,680, compared with $904,640 in June and $885,180 in July 2025. Closed sales rose 1.1% year over year. Monthly medians reflect the mix of homes sold, not the change in value of an individual home.

July comparison

Price · month
−1.9%
Price · year
+0.3%
Sales · month
−6.0%
Sales · year
+1.1%

June median: $904,640 · July 2025: $885,180

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July 2026 snapshot · Released August 17, 2026 · Verified September 4, 2026. This is a dated report, not a live data feed. Published revisions are included.

C.A.R. reports 53 counties. Alpine, Colusa, Inyo, Modoc and Sierra are not published in this release. Missing values are never filled with statewide numbers. County sales changes are not seasonally adjusted; statewide sales use the seasonally adjusted annualized series.

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