San Diego County - Q1 2025 Market Overview

San Diego County’s housing market entered Q1 2025 with notably higher inventory levels than the same time last year, with over 5,200 active listings in March compared to just under 4,000 in Q1 2024. This marks a more aggressive start to the spring cycle, though levels remain below the summer 2024 peak. Sold listings began to rebound in March, pointing to renewed buyer activity after a slower winter. Median sales prices rose to around $900K, reflecting continued demand stability. Average days on market declined from earlier 2025 highs, and price per square foot climbed near $670—both signs of a tightening market. Overall, Q1 shows a market warming earlier than usual, with more options for buyers and steady pricing momentum.