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Helping families, individuals & investors build wealth, find their dream home & navigate life transitions through real estate.

Serving The Conejo Valley & beyond with expert guidance in buying & selling. Let’s make your real estate goals a reality!

09/09/2026

Nine cities. 1,116 homes closed. Not one of them sold below 96.9% of asking.

Here's where the Conejo Valley actually stands this week 👇

📍 Camarillo & Simi Valley — both closing at a full 100% of list. Camarillo: 221 sales, $840,000 median. Simi Valley: 252 sales, $805,000 median, and still the deepest inventory in the region at 277 active.

📍 Thousand Oaks — the region's anchor. 169 closings at $1,037,500, settling at 98.7% of list in 33 days.

📍 Moorpark — the week's biggest move. Median sold climbed to $995,000 from $917.5K, still holding 99.5% of list in just 30 days.

📍 Calabasas — 71 sales at a $1,833,000 median. Days on market stretched to 41, the longest runway in the group.

One thing I want you to read correctly, because most market posts get this wrong:

In our smaller cities, the median swings hard — and it usually isn't the market moving. Oak Park has 46 listings and 41 sales. Its active median list ($905K) sits about 20% BELOW its sold median ($1,130,000) simply because the homes listed right now are smaller than the ones that just closed. Westlake Village runs the same effect in reverse: $1.85M asking vs. $1.428M sold, because more large estates happen to be on the market. Calabasas shows the widest gap of all.

That's inventory mix — which home SIZES are listed versus sold. It is not a crash, and it is not a spike.

The signal that doesn't lie is price per square foot, and it's steady everywhere:
• Oak Park $571 sold vs. $568 active
• Westlake Village $660 sold vs. $673 active
• Agoura Hills $584 sold vs. $596 active
• Moorpark $455 sold vs. $461 active
• Newbury Park $506 sold vs. $525 active

Values are holding. The medians are just noisy in small samples.

Your home isn't a median — it's a specific house on a specific street. DM me "CONEJO" and I'll send you what your address is actually worth today, not what a citywide average suggests.

Reena Dutta Real Estate | Y Realty

Data: Flexmls (Conejo Simi Moorpark Assoc. of Realtors, CLAW, CRMLS, ITECH, Southland Regional). Active = current listings

09/07/2026

The Equal Opportunity and Cultural Diversity Committee for CSMAR is hosting a Fair Housing Trivia Night on Thursday, September 17, from 4–7 PM at Dave & Buster’s in Thousand Oaks!

🍽️ Come and join us to enjoy delicious food, test your knowledge, connect with fellow real estate professionals, and compete for prizes. 🏆

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to register. We hope to see you there!

09/02/2026

It’s out. Today.

The Win Is Already Here is officially in the world. I wrote it for the woman carrying more than anyone can see. The one with a life that is full by every external measure, who still lies awake wondering if she is enough. She isn’t lost. She knows exactly where she is: the carpool line, the conference call, the 11pm email, the end of a day that asked everything of her. And somewhere in all that showing up, she quietly set herself aside, the way you set things down when your hands are too full, meaning to come back for them later.

This book is how she comes back.

There is a story most of us were handed. That the win is coming later, when the finances are settled and the better version of you finally arrives. This book exists to name that story for the lie it is. The win is not coming. It is already here. In you. Being built by you in the quiet, before anyone else can see it.

If you read it, will you tell me what landed? And if it moves you, an honest review is the single kindest thing you can do for a first time author. It is how the next tired, capable woman finds it.

Link in bio. Thank you for being here for this one.

08/24/2026

Nine Conejo Valley cities. One number that says it all: sellers are still getting their price.

Here's where the market stands the week of August 24, 2026 👇

📍 Camarillo and Simi Valley both closed at a full 100% of list — Camarillo in 28 days, Simi in 29.
📍 Thousand Oaks moved 184 homes in 90 days at a $1.04M median, 99.1% of list, in 31 days.
📍 Calabasas held the prestige tier at a $1.978M median.
📍 Simi Valley now carries the deepest inventory in the region at 282 active listings — more choice for buyers, still full price for sellers who position correctly.

A note on the smaller markets, because the medians look dramatic and they shouldn't:

Oak Park's active median list jumped to $895K from $789K in a week. That is not a price surge. With only 43 listings and 40 sales, a few larger homes coming to market move the median on their own. The same effect runs the other way in Newbury Park, where the $972K active list median reads below the $1.04M sold median simply because current inventory skews smaller. Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Moorpark and Calabasas all show a similar gap between list and sold medians — that's which home SIZES are on the market right now, not a crash and not a spike.

Price per square foot is the stable signal, and it's flat:
· Oak Park $564 sold vs. $567 active
· Newbury Park $511 sold vs. $530 active
· Westlake Village $662 sold vs. $663 active
· Moorpark $456 sold vs. $460 active
· Agoura Hills $556 sold vs. $602 active
· Calabasas $672 sold vs. $731 active

Values are steady. The mix is what's moving.

Wondering what this means for your address specifically? DM me "VALUE" and I'll send you a private, address-specific valuation — no obligation, no sales pitch.

Reena Dutta Real Estate | Y Realty

Data: Flexmls (Conejo Simi Moorpark Assoc. of Realtors, CLAW, CRMLS, ITECH, Southland Regional). Active = current listings

08/18/2026

Nine cities. Ninety days. Here's exactly where the Conejo Valley stands. 📍

Camarillo and Simi Valley are both closing at a full 100% of list — 226 and 261 homes sold. Agoura Hills is the fastest market in the region at 27 days. Thousand Oaks stays the anchor with 185 sales at a $1.04M median, settling at 99.1% of asking. And Calabasas cleared a $1.978M median in about four weeks.

A note on the smaller markets, because the numbers can look strange: in Oak Park the active median list reads $789K while recent sales closed at a $1.16M median. That is not a crash. With only 44 listings and 37 sales, a few homes move the median hard — what you're seeing is which home SIZES happen to be listed right now versus which ones recently sold. The stable signal is price per square foot, and there it's $571 sold vs. $562 active. Nearly identical. Same story in Moorpark ($455 sold vs. $471 active) and Agoura Hills ($581 vs. $602): the mix moved, the values didn't.

That's the difference between reading a headline and reading a market.

If you're weighing a move — up, down, or across town — DM me and I'll walk you through what your specific home is worth right now. Private, no pressure, address-specific.

Reena Dutta Real Estate | Y Realty

08/15/2026

Conejo Valley Market Snapshot — Mid-August 2026 📍

Nine cities, one clear takeaway: our local market is firm, disciplined, and still rewarding well-priced homes.

Over the last 90 days, 1,145 homes closed across Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Newbury Park, Oak Park, Calabasas, Camarillo, Moorpark, and Simi Valley — most at 97–100% of list price. Camarillo and Simi Valley both closed at a full 100% of list. Agoura Hills led on pace at just 27 days to sell. Thousand Oaks held its anchor role with 185 sales at a $1.05M median, and Simi Valley led on volume with 260 homes sold.

A note on the smaller and luxury cities: when a median price looks like it swung hard, it's almost always about which home sizes happened to be listed or sold — not the market's direction. In Oak Park the active median list reads $799,900 only because today's inventory skews smaller, while recent sales closed at a $1.16M median

08/13/2026

I built Primed because I got tired of learning those lessons live, in front of clients. It’s Al roleplay for Realtors - practice your toughest conversations (listing presentations, objections, negotiations) until the words are automatic, before they cost you a deal.
Built by a Realtor, for Realtors.

08/12/2026

I built Primed because I got tired of learning those lessons live, in front of clients. It’s AI roleplay for Realtors — practice your toughest conversations (listing presentations, objections, negotiations) until the words are automatic, before they cost you a deal.

Built by a Realtor, for Realtors.

👉 Try it free — link in bio, or go straight to primed.today

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08/07/2026

Selling your home is a significant life moment, and preparing to list can feel overwhelming. Here are some key insights to help you navigate the process effectively:

1. Understand Your Market Value: Research local comparable sales to price your home competitively. In neighborhoods like Wildwood and Lang Ranch, property values can fluctuate, so look at recent trends in the 91320 and 91360 ZIP codes.

2. Home Condition Matters: Consider making strategic updates or repairs. Homes in well-kept condition sell faster and fetch higher offers. Fresh paint, landscaping, and staging can make a difference!

3. Timing is Everything: The spring market often sees more buyers, but consider your own needs and the local climate. With school year timelines in mind, you may want to align your listing with the best times for your family.

4. Know Your Buyer: Move-up buyers are typically looking for family-friendly neighborhoods with great schools—make sure to emphasize nearby amenities such as top-rated Conejo Valley schools and parks.

5. Use a Local Expert: Partner with an agent who knows your area. An experienced professional will have insights into sales patterns in places like Wood Ranch and Mission Oaks, ensuring you have strong guidance.

Are you ready to explore what your home is worth in today's market? Let’s dive into your selling strategy today! 🏡✨

08/05/2026

In today's market, the dream of owning your own charming two-story single-family home isn’t just an aspiration—it’s a resilient investment strategy. With our current economy, real estate remains one of the most reliable avenues for long-term financial growth. As families in neighborhoods like Wildwood and Dos Vientos consider moving up, it's vital to remember that property values in our area have seen a consistent upward trend.

For instance, in the last five years, homes in Wood Ranch and Mission Oaks have appreciated an average of 6% annually, even as interest rates fluctuate. What does this mean for you? It signifies that your investment today isn't just about buying a house—it’s about securing your family’s future. Families who prioritize their equity, such as those in the Conejo Valley Unified School District, can leverage the value of their starter homes to step into their next chapter more seamlessly.

As you visualize your new life in a lovely home with a backyard where kids play and memories are made, know that investing now in this desirable community pays off. If you’re ready to explore how to maximize your equity and make a strategic move, let’s chat about your options.

👉 DM me to discover how your current home value can pave the way for your next investment!

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