Woodland Hills CA Housing Market Update: Softer Prices, Longer Market Times
Woodland Hills, CA – March 2, 2026 – Recent metrics point to softer pricing versus last year and longer market times, while inventory continues to give buyers choices.
Woodland Hills, CA’s recent housing indicators point to softer pricing versus last year, with inventory still giving buyers choices. Several widely watched trackers show year-over-year declines in prices and values, alongside longer marketing timelines—a combination that can shift leverage toward buyers when homes need repairs or updates.
Top takeaways
- Sale prices: Redfin reported a January 2026 median sale price of about $1.128M, down 8% year over year, and about $569 per sq ft, down 5.9%.
- Market pace: Redfin also showed median days on market at 70 in January 2026, with 164 closed sales that month.
- Home values and inventory: Zillow estimated a typical home value of about $1.179M, down 2.2% over the past year, and about 246 homes in for-sale inventory as of January 31, 2026.
- Rents: RentCafe listed an average apartment rent of $2,817 (update dated February 9, 2026).
Market snapshot
With values down year over year and days on market up, negotiations may hinge more on inspection findings, refresh needs, and realistic comps. Inventory and new listings reported by Zillow suggest selection remains a key story heading into spring, and the spread between list price expectations and buyer demand may be more visible in time-on-market trends.
What’s for sale nearby
- Zillow’s local search page recently showed about 217 active for-sale results across houses, condos, and townhomes (counts vary as listings update).
Are price cuts becoming more common on the homes you’re watching, or are well-priced listings still moving quickly?