In my June 2025 Los Angeles housing market report, I’m breaking down what’s really happening right now—because yes, things are slowing, but that doesn’t automatically mean LA is suddenly a “buyers’ market.” Homes are taking longer to sell, buyers are more cautious, and I’m seeing more uncertainty at open houses. At the same time, we still don’t have an abundance of homes for sale, which is why the market can feel confusing depending on where you’re looking and what price point you’re in. In this video, I walk you through the key stats I want every buyer and seller to understand before making a move: inventory levels, average days on market, where demand is still strong, and why price reductions are becoming more common in 2025. I also compare what we’re seeing now to last year and explain why “it’s sitting” doesn’t always mean a home is overpriced—but it does mean strategy matters more than ever. I pull neighborhood-level context across areas like Toluca Lake, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Santa Monica, Brentwood, and Beverly Hills so you can see how different LA submarkets are behaving. If you want the numbers for your specific neighborhood, I always recommend pulling hyper-local data before you decide to list or write an offer.