East Sacramento Suburbs
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Folsom buyers turned out in force this spring, and sellers noticed
Granite Bay homes are taking noticeably longer to sell this spring
Lincoln’s listings are piling up faster than the region this spring
Loomis home prices jumped double digits, bucking the region’s cooler spring
Orangevale buyers have more to choose from than they did a year ago
Rocklin homes are finding buyers faster than they did a year ago
Roseville’s median price climbed this spring, but the per-square-foot number tells a quieter story
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78 reportsOrangevale’s median home price dipped 3.2%, but smaller homes are pulling more per square foot
Buyers paid less overall in March, yet price per square foot jumped nearly 15% year-over-year — a sign the mix of homes selling has shifted.
Folsom homes are selling 32 days faster than they were in February
A March surge in sales and a sharp drop in time-on-market signal that Folsom's spring buying season has arrived in force, with sellers regaining leverage.
Rocklin homes are selling 5 days slower than last March, even as prices climb 8%
The median sale price jumped to $705,000 in March, but tighter inventory and a thinner sales pace point to a more selective spring market.
El Dorado Hills home prices jump 16% while Loomis tumbles to a multi-year low
A wide split is opening across the East Sacramento suburbs, with luxury markets diverging sharply and Rocklin emerging as the region's most competitive battleground in March.
Loomis homes are sitting more than six weeks on the market, up from three
The small Placer County town's median sale price fell nearly 14% year-over-year in March, even as price per square foot climbed and inventory loosened.
Lincoln homes are selling 10 days faster than last March as buyers move quickly
The median price climbed 5% year-over-year to $636,500, and more than half of new listings went under contract within two weeks.
El Dorado Hills median home price crosses $1 million as sales heat up
The March median sale price jumped 16% year-over-year to $1.05 million, even as homes sold faster and inventory stayed nearly identical to a year ago.
Granite Bay homes are sitting on the market more than a month — up from two weeks last year
Even as the median price climbed nearly 4% year-over-year in March, buyers took far longer to commit and nearly a third of listings cut their asking price.