5 Reasons Why San Diego Homes Are NOT Selling

In today’s video, we dive deep into the current real estate market in San Diego and explore why homes aren't selling as quickly as they used to. If you’re a homeowner, a potential buyer, or just curious about the housing market trends in San Diego California, this video is for you. Stick around to get insights, data-driven analysis, and actionable advice.
San Diego, known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant culture, and perfect weather, has always been a desirable place to live. The housing market here has traditionally been competitive, with homes selling quickly and often above the asking price. However, recent trends suggest a shift. Let's explore some of the key reasons why San Diego homes are currently not selling as fast as they once did.
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[@lifeinsandiego]

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[@chrisn9638]

Awesome video. Another factor contributing to the slow down in SD housing market is affordability. There is a good portion of homeowners that could not afford their house with current interest rates and house valuations which is preventing potential buyers from entering the housing market.

[@lifeinsandiego]

100%!

[@pauliden9090]

Uh gee, do you think the fact that the median cost for a home in SD County just hit a million dollars could have anything to do with homes not selling quickly?

[@evolusd]

Potential buyer here in North county. The math ain't mathing. What I rent for 5,600/mo would cost $2M to buy. That 400k down pmt I'm earning 5.25% interest in Tbills and the expenses of owning would be WAY MORE than my rent (excluding Principal portion of mortgage pmt, obviously). Happy renter until things normalize, which admittedly might take a while.

[@lifeinsandiego]

I hear ya brotha! Renting is the least expensive route at the moment. It’s difficult to make the math math unless you’re putting down a hefty amount.

[@goldcds]

So in my SD neighborhood, home prices are averaging around $1.4M and selling in days and usually over asking price. These were $660k in 2015.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Yeah, some zip codes are selling like hot cakes while others are taking a bit longer. Where do you live?

[@augustoliver2779]

lol. Dude just said not to list if you have a busy schedule. You got to love real estate agents.

[@lyleabrahams]

Great work with all the info Nicholas.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Thanks Lyle 👍🏼

[@SaveManWoman]

12k mortgages plus new tax assessments will hurt families and end in divorces fast. Shame on these agents who are the culprits.

[@OrlaSanDiego]

I’ve seen some homes in the Del Cerro/San Carlos area that are nice, but very dated. Like a 70s-80s time warp. Does not seem to affect prices though.

[@RyanJohnson-pz4tb]

With 20% down cost are 2-3 times more than renting similar property.

[@hmarquestt]

Hello bro. Please prepare some video that talk about house renting in San Diego. I think you just talk about prices to buy some houses. Iam planning move from Brazil to San Diego due company transfer and I will look for rent.

[@SuperMassman]

it's ALWAYS the price,, The place is rundown, needs a lot of work,, it will sell quickly at the right price.

[@jack91522]

You forgot to talk about property insurance or lack of options

[@lowkeygato2133]

A lot foreign investors utilize American firms so there’s a guise over who’s really controlling price per sq ft.

[@DITTOE]

Interest rate and elevated prices

[@jeffgunn2129]

I have no idea how anyone can buy a house in SD right now. I mean $1Million for a 3 bed 2 bath 1500 sqf home in an okish neighborhood. We need a correction.

[@ajara5027]

looks like buyers have options now.. A year ago, any house can go as long as its priced right fast.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Markets do shift indeed!

[@stargazer5073]

SD TOO EXPENSIVE!!!!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Spoiler alert!

[@johng187]

Bugatti’s are too Expensive

[@user-yl9ew1os9m]

Long time resident of SD. Recently moved to AZ and bought a house. Got tired of renting and pretending prices would return to pre pandemic levels. AZ is not SD, but having my own house is worth its weight in gold. Maybe I’ll return at some point but happy I’m not pouring money into junky apartments.

[@SaveManWoman]

Sellers have entered denial stage which is last stage of cycles.

[@King_Lewyy]

1:32, what neighborhood is that?

[@King_Lewyy]

7:51 as well

[@fozzir]

It's simple, prices and interest rates are too high.

[@scottmcamis2127]

Prices!!!!!#

[@facemakerable]

speaker low volume

[@pamelamays4186]

The prices are too damn high!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Amen!

[@jaimearechiga4880]

Very inflated prices, just of matter of time to collapse

[@TableForOne2025]

Not true in my neighborhood at all.

[@1stfarm349]

Its a bubble waiting to pop

[@kirrimann1]

Rude neighbors

[@Thats_my_opinion_so_chill]

Misleading title