If you are selling, buyers are still paying close to asking, but only when the home earns that response.
A lot of sellers want to know if they can still expect a strong price. My answer in Temecula, CA is yes, but only when the home is priced and presented tightly enough to match what recent buyers have actually accepted.
Recent closings in Temecula, CA came in at about 99.2% of asking, while a typical asking price was $885,000 and a typical closed price was $737,500. Supply stood at 2.31 months. That tells me buyers are still willing to stay close to list, but not automatically across the board. For a seller, that is a useful distinction. It means strong pricing outcomes are available, yet the market is still filtering homes by condition, positioning, and credibility. I would not confuse near-full-price outcomes with blanket pricing freedom. In Temecula, CA, buyers are still making value judgments, and they are making them quickly. Price from the recent closed evidence first, then test where your home deserves a premium. Make sure your photos, staging, and deferred maintenance do not undercut your asking number. Go live only when you can defend both the number and the condition with confidence.
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