Latest snapshot: the three months ending August 2026
Active listings in the small Yolo County city climbed more than 50% year-over-year, even as the market remained firmly tilted toward sellers.
The headline price slipped more than 4% from a year ago, yet price per square foot climbed nearly 18%, a sign smaller homes are pulling the median down.
The small Yolo County city recorded just 11 sales in the three months ending June, down sharply from a year earlier, even as homes sold twice as fast.
Just nine homes changed hands in the three months ending May, down from 23 a year earlier, while the median sale price rose 10% to $671,598.
With a median sale price near $700,000, the latest move in 30-year rates adds roughly $127 a month to a typical Winters mortgage payment.
With only 10 homes sold in the three months ending April, a thin market pushed the median sale price up sharply from a year earlier.
The small Yolo County city's median sale price climbed to $735,000 in March, even as sales volume and inventory both fell by more than half from a year earlier.