Latest snapshot: the three months ending August 2026
Active listings fell nearly 14% from a year ago, leaving Woodland with just 1.5 months of supply and pushing homes to sell faster than they did last summer.
The typical Woodland rent barely moved from a year ago, rising just $8 a month even as rents across much of the surrounding area posted larger gains.
Sales jumped by a third from a year ago while homes sold nearly a week and a half faster, tilting the market firmly toward sellers.
Sales climbed 21% from a year ago while prices fell nearly 10%, giving buyers more room even as the market stayed tight.
Woodland's headline price and price per square foot both slipped this spring, even as sales picked up and buyers competed more aggressively for what's on the market.
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.
Zillow data shows the typical Woodland rent climbed $100 over the past year, pushing the typical household near the federal rent-burden threshold.
Homes in the Yolo County city are selling in under two weeks even as the median sale price slipped more than 5% from a year earlier.
Median rent in the Yolo County city climbed 6.5% over the past year, pushing the typical household just past the rent-burden threshold.
A 13.6% year-over-year price gain pushed Woodland's median sale price well above the statewide trend, even as inventory grew and homes sold faster.