Encino Market Report — Q2 2026
Absorption, price-per-foot and sale-to-list ratios broken out by pocket, north and south of Ventura Blvd.
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Absorption, price-per-foot and sale-to-list ratios broken out by pocket, north and south of Ventura Blvd.
Twelve-month rolling index across nine Valley submarkets, with inventory and rate-sensitivity commentary.
What is actually trading at the top of the market, how long it takes, and where the discounts are hiding.
Inventory across our five communities is up 11% from this time last year, and the pace has cooled from the frantic spring — median days on market moved from 21 to 27. That is a healthier market, not a falling one: sale-to-list ratios are still holding above 99%.
The practical read: buyers finally have room to inspect and negotiate, and correctly priced sellers are still getting their number. Overpriced listings, for the first time in three years, are genuinely sitting.
Discuss What This Means for YouIllustrative demo figures across Encino, Sherman Oaks, Lake Balboa, Northridge and Woodland Hills.
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