Los Angeles & Orange County

The market, city by city.

What's for sale right now in 34 cities we cover, from the MLS. Asking prices, not what homes sold for.

Mountain ridge glowing orange at sunset with the Hollywood Sign and a radio tower on top, green hills with homes below
Los Angeles5,751 for sale · $1.2M
Waterfront buildings with red roofs and a restaurant shaped like a lighthouse on a rock jetty glow in warm sunset light over calm water
Long Beach839 for sale · $888K
A wide concrete beach walkway runs past a red Mediterranean-style house with arched balconies, with sand and ocean on the left
Manhattan Beach79 for sale · $4.75M
Low sun lights sandstone cliffs topped with houses and a jagged rock in the surf, calm sea under a clear pale sky
Newport Beach287 for sale · $4.39M
Orange tethered balloon with its round gondola floating in a clear blue sky beside the green fronds of a tall palm tree
Irvine705 for sale · $1.6M
13,277 homes for sale34 cities
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The market right now. The short answer.

13,277 homes are for sale across these 34 cities. Median asking prices run from $395K in Seal Beach to $6.2M in Beverly Hills. 37% of them are priced below an earlier ask, the most in Brea (57%).

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The cities by the numbers.

  1. Beverly Hills$6.2M
  2. Malibu$5.3M
  3. Manhattan Beach$4.75M
  4. Palos Verdes Estates$4.5M
  5. Newport Beach$4.4M
  6. Laguna Beach$4.3M
  7. Dana Point$2.52M
  8. Encino$2.37M
  9. San Clemente$2.3M
  10. Rancho Palos Verdes$2.2M
  11. Studio City$2.15M
  12. Hermosa Beach$2.15M
  13. Santa Monica$2M
  14. Irvine$1.6M
  15. Redondo Beach$1.55M
  16. Costa Mesa$1.55M
  17. Yorba Linda$1.4M
  18. Burbank$1.35M
  19. West Hollywood$1.33M
  20. Orange$1.28M
  21. Glendale$1.25M
  22. Pasadena$1.25M
  23. Huntington Beach$1.25M
  24. Los Angeles$1.2M
  25. Mission Viejo$1.1M
  26. Fullerton$950K
  27. Anaheim$925K
  28. Torrance$905K
  29. San Pedro$899K
  30. Long Beach$888K
  31. Lakewood$885K
  32. Brea$875K
  33. Whittier$850K
  34. Seal Beach$395K

  1. Laguna Beach$1,823
  2. Malibu$1,657
  3. Manhattan Beach$1,645
  4. Newport Beach$1,550
  5. Beverly Hills$1,372
  6. Dana Point$1,168
  7. Palos Verdes Estates$1,130
  8. Hermosa Beach$1,110
  9. Santa Monica$1,044
  10. West Hollywood$869
  11. San Clemente$869
  12. Redondo Beach$810
  13. Irvine$791
  14. Rancho Palos Verdes$787
  15. Costa Mesa$784
  16. Encino$766
  17. Pasadena$761
  18. Studio City$751
  19. Huntington Beach$738
  20. Burbank$687
  21. Mission Viejo$676
  22. Glendale$671
  23. Los Angeles$661
  24. Orange$658
  25. Yorba Linda$630
  26. Fullerton$626
  27. Lakewood$611
  28. Torrance$605
  29. Long Beach$603
  30. Anaheim$550
  31. Whittier$540
  32. Brea$540
  33. San Pedro$504
  34. Seal Beach$460

  1. Beverly Hills4,694 sq ft
  2. Palos Verdes Estates3,586 sq ft
  3. Malibu3,304 sq ft
  4. Manhattan Beach3,125 sq ft
  5. Laguna Beach2,789 sq ft
  6. Studio City2,750 sq ft
  7. Encino2,677 sq ft
  8. Newport Beach2,552 sq ft
  9. Rancho Palos Verdes2,499 sq ft
  10. San Clemente2,427 sq ft
  11. Yorba Linda2,218 sq ft
  12. Dana Point2,200 sq ft
  13. Irvine2,060 sq ft
  14. Orange1,862 sq ft
  15. Los Angeles1,844 sq ft
  16. Redondo Beach1,790 sq ft
  17. Burbank1,770 sq ft
  18. Hermosa Beach1,750 sq ft
  19. Brea1,722 sq ft
  20. Santa Monica1,668 sq ft
  21. San Pedro1,635 sq ft
  22. Costa Mesa1,568 sq ft
  23. Huntington Beach1,560 sq ft
  24. Pasadena1,550 sq ft
  25. Mission Viejo1,543 sq ft
  26. Glendale1,517 sq ft
  27. Whittier1,507 sq ft
  28. Anaheim1,500 sq ft
  29. Fullerton1,467 sq ft
  30. West Hollywood1,451 sq ft
  31. Torrance1,411 sq ft
  32. Lakewood1,259 sq ft
  33. Long Beach1,186 sq ft
  34. Seal Beach900 sq ft

  1. Malibu96 days
  2. Laguna Beach83 days
  3. Dana Point77 days
  4. Beverly Hills68 days
  5. Newport Beach66 days
  6. San Pedro61 days
  7. Rancho Palos Verdes60 days
  8. Long Beach58 days
  9. Los Angeles57 days
  10. Brea55 days
  11. Huntington Beach54 days
  12. Encino54 days
  13. Redondo Beach52 days
  14. Pasadena50 days
  15. West Hollywood50 days
  16. San Clemente50 days
  17. Torrance49 days
  18. Anaheim49 days
  19. Irvine49 days
  20. Whittier47 days
  21. Fullerton47 days
  22. Santa Monica47 days
  23. Seal Beach45 days
  24. Orange45 days
  25. Yorba Linda44 days
  26. Studio City44 days
  27. Mission Viejo42 days
  28. Lakewood41 days
  29. Manhattan Beach40 days
  30. Glendale39 days
  31. Burbank38 days
  32. Costa Mesa38 days
  33. Hermosa Beach36 days
  34. Palos Verdes Estates33 days

Asking prices for homes on the market right now in each city we cover, not sale prices. Updated Oct 17, 2026

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The most homes for sale first in each county. A city's name opens its homes.

CityHomes for saleMedian askingPer sq ftMedian sizeDays on marketPriced below an earlier askMedian rent
Los Angeles County20 cities · 10,064 homes for sale
Los Angeles5,751$1,200,000$6611,844 sq ft5734%$3,995/mo
Long Beach839$888,000$6031,186 sq ft5842%$2,876/mo
Pasadena366$1,249,500$7611,550 sq ft5035%$3,595/mo
Malibu327$5,300,000$1,6573,304 sq ft9630%$23,500/mo
Santa Monica323$1,995,000$1,0441,668 sq ft4732%$5,000/mo
Beverly Hills295$6,195,000$1,3724,694 sq ft6825%$15,700/mo
Glendale267$1,250,000$6711,517 sq ft3933%$3,195/mo
West Hollywood265$1,330,000$8691,451 sq ft5033%$4,999/mo
Torrance241$905,000$6051,411 sq ft4937%$3,600/mo
Encino212$2,372,000$7662,677 sq ft5438%$7,500/mo
Whittier205$849,997$5401,507 sq ft4740%$3,148/mo
San Pedro200$899,000$5041,635 sq ft6141%$4,275/mo
Burbank149$1,350,000$6871,770 sq ft3837%$3,845/mo
Redondo Beach148$1,554,000$8101,790 sq ft5246%$4,900/mo
Studio City129$2,149,000$7512,750 sq ft4431%$9,000/mo
Rancho Palos Verdes121$2,195,000$7872,499 sq ft6043%$5,875/mo
Manhattan Beach79$4,750,000$1,6453,125 sq ft4032%$13,400/mo
Lakewood76$885,000$6111,259 sq ft4142%—
Hermosa Beach44$2,145,750$1,1101,750 sq ft3634%$9,500/mo
Palos Verdes Estates27$4,500,000$1,1303,586 sq ft3326%—
Orange County14 cities · 3,213 homes for sale
Irvine705$1,599,000$7912,060 sq ft4945%$5,225/mo
Huntington Beach421$1,248,000$7381,560 sq ft5446%$4,723/mo
Anaheim382$925,000$5501,500 sq ft4941%$3,625/mo
Newport Beach287$4,395,000$1,5502,552 sq ft6642%$10,000/mo
Orange193$1,275,000$6581,862 sq ft4539%$4,700/mo
Costa Mesa173$1,550,000$7841,568 sq ft3838%$5,275/mo
Laguna Beach172$4,297,000$1,8232,789 sq ft8347%$10,000/mo
Mission Viejo167$1,099,900$6761,543 sq ft4249%$5,850/mo
Yorba Linda162$1,399,500$6302,218 sq ft4444%$5,000/mo
Fullerton149$950,000$6261,467 sq ft4737%$3,900/mo
San Clemente141$2,300,000$8692,427 sq ft5040%$7,000/mo
Dana Point102$2,524,500$1,1682,200 sq ft7740%$6,800/mo
Seal Beach99$395,000$460900 sq ft4543%—
Brea60$875,000$5401,722 sq ft5557%—

Updated Oct 17, 2026

How these numbers are made.

Every figure comes from the homes active on the CRMLS, the MLS most of Southern California shares, on the date above. They're asking prices: what sellers want today, not what homes sold for, and not a valuation of any home.

“Priced below an earlier ask” counts the homes for sale whose price is now lower than an asking price they had before. Days on market is the median since each home was listed. A city with fewer than 25 homes for sale has no row: a median of a handful of homes says more about those homes than about the city.

The numbers refresh every few hours, so quote them with their date. You're welcome to use them with a link to this page.