Studio City Market Update — July 2026

Studio City · Market Update · July 2026

The month the market got quieter and faster at the same time.

Studio City at a glance

The typical single family home sold for $2,330,000 in July 2026, up 4.7 percent over the year, while homes went to contract in about 27 days, down from 46 a year ago. A lighter month by volume, but firmer on price and noticeably faster.

Read direction, not decimals. Studio City closes only about 20 to 25 single family homes a month, so any one month moves with which homes happen to trade. Read the trend, not the last digit.

Year over year: firmer and faster

July 2025 vs July 2026

MetricJuly 2025July 2026Change
Total sold volume$94,610,632$61,277,000down 35.2%
Median price$2,225,000$2,330,000up 4.7%
Homes sold3323down 30.3%
Avg days to sell462741.3% faster
Price per sq ft$934.41$913.04down 2.3%
Active listings168182up 8.3%

Studio City is quieter but steady compared with a year ago. Total volume is down about 35 percent and closed sales slipped from 33 to 23, yet the median still rose 4.7 percent to $2,330,000. Price per square foot, the truer read on value, held essentially flat at $913 (down 2.3 percent), so the lighter volume reflects fewer transactions, not softer pricing.

The real shift is pace. Homes are selling in 27 days, down from 46 a year ago, a 41 percent acceleration, while inventory edged up to 182. Homes are moving faster even with a little more to choose from, a healthy sign of real demand.

Month over month: a stronger July

June 2026 vs July 2026

MetricJune 2026July 2026Change
Total sold volume$60,785,500$61,277,000up 0.8%
Median price$2,050,000$2,330,000up 13.7%
Homes sold2723down 14.8%
Avg days to sell372727.0% faster
Price per sq ft$876.64$913.04up 4.2%
Active listings182182no change

July also improved on June. Volume held essentially flat at $61,277,000 (up 0.8 percent) even as closed sales eased from 27 to 23, because prices rose. The median climbed 13.7 percent to $2,330,000 and price per square foot gained 4.2 percent to $913. With both the median and the per foot number up together, this reads as real strengthening rather than a quirk of which homes happened to sell.

Fewer sales, firmer prices, and a faster pace.

Are Studio City home prices going up in 2026?

Yes. The median single family sale price reached $2,330,000 in July 2026, up 4.7 percent from a year earlier, and price per square foot held essentially flat. Values are steady to rising even though fewer homes sold than last summer.

How fast are homes selling in Studio City?

Quickly. Homes sold in about 27 days on average in July 2026, down from 46 a year earlier and 37 in June. Well priced, move in ready homes are meeting real demand, while overpriced listings still tend to linger.

For Studio City Buyers and Sellers

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Debbie Pisaro, DRE #01369110, is the founder of Coastline 840 and a 2025 Inman Luxury Leader. She writes about Studio City at juststudiocity.com. Figures are single family, comp only, from MLS data for July 2026. DRE #01369110 · Coastline 840