CULVER CITY (May 15) – According to data recently released by The MLS/CLAW, the median sale price for single-family residences in Los Angeles was $1,037,410 in April 2026, according to market data analyzed by the Greater Los Angeles REALTORS®. A total of 3,008 single-family homes closed in April, while 12,519 single-family homes were on the market. The median days on market for a single-family home was 14 in April, indicating a quick moving market with high demand. Condominiums sold at a median sale price of $699,000 in April, with 948 sales closing in the month and 5,950 condo listings on the market posting a median day on market total of 26 days.

“We’re continuing to see steady spring market activity across the Greater Los Angeles region, particularly in the single-family home segment where demand remains strongest and well-positioned properties are moving quickly. Ending April with a median of just 14 days on market for single-family homes reflects continued buyer demand, even as inventory constraints persist across many communities.

At the same time, the market continues to show signs of normalization. Buyers are more selective, inventory has improved in some segments, and pricing remains heavily influenced by affordability and interest rate pressures. While single-family homes continue to lead the market, other property types are experiencing a slower pace of absorption as consumers navigate cost and financing challenges.” notes GLAR President Chris Duff.

Affordability and housing supply remain some of the biggest long-term issues facing California. Many working families continue to struggle to find attainable housing options near where they work and live, particularly at or below the region’s median price points.

“If we want to create more pathways to homeownership and reduce continued outmigration, we must focus on policies that support housing production, address the cost pressures limiting construction, and encourage thoughtful infill and adaptive reuse opportunities. Expanding housing supply across multiple price points and property types will be critical to creating a healthier and more sustainable housing market moving forward.” says Duff.

Overall, 4,579 properties of all types listed in The MLS/CLAW closed in April (single family residences, condominiums, income properties, land, and mobile homes).

About GLAR: GLAR represents over 10,000 REALTOR® and AFFILIATE Members in the cities of Beverly Hills, Culver City, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, and unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. REALTOR® members set themselves apart and above thousands of other real estate licensees who are outside of organized real estate and who do not benefit from the strong positioning of a leadership organization.