Plain-English market updates, pricing context, and neighborhood notes for buyers, sellers, and San Diego-curious locals.

The most-asked question in San Diego real estate has a surprising answer: it depends entirely on your price point. Here's the July 2026 breakdown.

Supply is tight, demand is cooling faster, and prices are holding flat. Here's where San Diego's housing market stands as of July 2026 — and what it means if you're buying, selling, or waiting.

Listing prices show what sellers want; sold prices show what buyers paid. Here's the median sale price in every major San Diego community, from $4.1M to $651K.

San Diego buyers skew older — first-timers near 40. Here's why, plus the smartest ways to buy sooner.

San Diego is only as expensive as the neighborhood you pick. Here's where you can actually afford to buy — the most affordable communities, plus the financing and assistance that make ownership reachable.

Should you buy or rent in San Diego right now? My honest take — the real monthly math, the case for each, and the one question that actually decides it.
Twelve years and 500+ closings later, the answer to almost any San Diego real-estate question is: it depends on the block. Tell us what you're thinking and the Routt Home Team will send back the unfiltered take.