Yolo County
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Shrinking supply drove a 34% sales surge in West Sacramento
Winters buyers paid nearly 18% more per square foot as smaller homes sold
Woodland homes are finding buyers at a pace unseen in years
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41 reportsWinters home sales fell by more than half this spring, even as prices climbed
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.
Winters’ high-end price tag makes this rate jump sting more than most
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.
Davis homebuying just slid deeper into territory federal standards call unaffordable
A jump in 30-year rates pushes the monthly payment on a median Davis home to 51.7% of local household income, well past the 43% line.
Pricier West Sacramento homes meet a costlier mortgage this spring
A 0.35-point jump in 30-year rates lands on a market where median prices have climbed more than 12% in a year, stretching monthly budgets further.
A year of cheaper Woodland homes, undone by this month’s rate jump
Woodland's median monthly mortgage payment is now $43 higher than a year ago, even though home prices have dropped 5.5% over the same stretch.
Yolo County’s housing market splits in two directions this spring
West Sacramento and Winters posted double-digit price gains while Davis and Woodland slipped, leaving buyers facing very different conditions across the county.
West Sacramento rents flatten out after a year of barely moving
Zillow data shows the city's typical asking rent slipped just $6 from a year earlier, a near-stall that stands out against more volatile moves elsewhere in the region.
Davis rents slip below year-ago levels, bucking the regional pattern
The college town's median rent has edged down over the past year even as most Northern California markets continue to post modest annual gains.
Woodland rents outpace the region with a 4.2% annual jump
Zillow data shows the typical Woodland rent climbed $100 over the past year, pushing the typical household near the federal rent-burden threshold.
Winters’ tiny sales pool just produced an outsized price jump
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.