When people ask if San Diego’s housing market could see meaningful improvement by 2027, I always point to one thing: affordability. Even as price growth evens out, costs remain high enough that buyers still need substantial incomes to participate. Zillow’s latest numbers back this up, showing only limited annual changes—a sign of a market finding its footing, not gearing up for another big spike. In California, even a small drop in mortgage rates can have a noticeable impact, since every little bit helps in a high-priced area like ours. Looking ahead, whether San Diego becomes more accessible by 2027 will hinge on increases in affordability, a strong jobs market, and—crucially—if we can finally get enough inventory to satisfy ongoing demand. Remember, if you think expertise is expensive, consider what inexperience can really cost.
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