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| Long Beach December Market |
The average sales prices in Long Beach for a Single Family Residence in 2025 (as reported in CRMLS), leading to a highest point in June, down to $1,114,859 in December.
- $1,132,231 - January
- $1,058,802 - February
- $1,188,403 - March
- $1,266,298 - June
- $1,108,575 - October
- $1,086,980 - November
- $1,114,859 - December
Condos in Long Beach followed a similar trajectory but with July being the highest point. In August, condos reached 5.5 months of inventory, meaning it would take 5.5 months to sell all remaining inventory if no new properties came on the market. This is what used to be considered a "normal" market, close to 6 months. However, condos are taking long than houses to sell, which is unusual considering they are much more affordable than single family homes. Condo sellers are having to deal with HOA issues such as completing the required balcony inspections and repairs, as well as higher insurance demands on some HOAs (not all). For example, in December the days active in the MLS for condos was 51, while for houses it was 32 days.
- $551,426 - January
- $512,202 - February
- $575,555 - March
- $616,510 - July
- $544,335 - October
- $539,899 - November
- $538,944 - December
Julia Huntsman, REALTOR, Broker | http://www.abodes.realestate | 562-896-2609 | California Lic. #01188996
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