Recent pace and pricing support a prompt launch when the home is truly ready.
If you are waiting for the perfect moment to list, the better question is whether your home is ready to capture attention immediately. My answer is yes to listing soon only when the price and presentation are already aligned, because San Diego, CA is still moving fast enough that weak preparation wastes the opening window.
Recent closings in San Diego, CA happened in 17 days, supply was 2.21 months, and homes sold at about 99.3% of asking. The typical asking price for active homes was $840,000 last month, while homes going into contract were typically priced at $879,000.
That tells me timing alone is not the advantage. Readiness is. Sellers still have a favorable backdrop, but buyers are making choices quickly and close to the asking level when the home fits the market. I would rather see you launch cleanly into that environment than rush online with an uncertain price and spend the first week correcting avoidable mistakes.
Finish the prep before the listing goes live. Set the asking price where current buyer decisions are actually happening. Watch the first week closely and respond quickly if the market's reaction is weaker than expected.
