08/24/2026
📊 Sonoma County Market Update – July 2026 vs. June 2026
The Sonoma County housing market showed signs of moderation in July, with fewer new listings, closed sales, and homes going under contract compared to the previous period. While overall market activity softened, home prices remained relatively stable, with average listing and sales prices seeing only slight declines. Sellers received an average of 97% of their asking price, while inventory continued to rise, giving buyers more options. Homes also spent a little longer on the market compared to June.
🏡 New Listings: 513 (-7.4%)
📉 Listings Sold: 392 (-6.0%)
📄 Homes Under Contract: 223 (-43.3%)
💲 Sold Price vs. List Price: 97% (0%)
🏷️ Average Listing Price: $1.805M (-0.1%)
💵 Average Sales Price: $1.073M (-0.6%)
📦 Months of Inventory: 2.9 (+3.5%)
⏱️ Average Days on Market: 55 (+5.8%)
📣 For sellers:
The market is becoming more measured, with fewer homes going under contract and slightly longer selling times. However, sellers are still achieving 97% of their asking price on average. With inventory increasing, accurate pricing, strong presentation, and effective marketing are increasingly important to attract serious buyers and stand out from the competition.
🔍 For buyers:
Growing inventory is creating more opportunities and a wider selection of homes. While sellers are still receiving a strong percentage of their asking prices, the slower pace of contract activity may provide buyers with more time to evaluate properties and, in some cases, greater negotiating leverage.
📬 Sonoma County's market is shifting toward a more balanced environment, with inventory gradually increasing, prices remaining relatively stable, and contract activity slowing. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding these evolving market trends can help you make informed real estate decisions.