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📊🏠 December 2025 Housing Market Update | Central & Northern California Deep Dive How did the housing market perform in December 2025 across Central California and Northern California? In this video, I break down real data from the counties I serve to show how differently each local market behaved. I’m Harparteek Saini, a real estate agent serving Greater Sacramento and surrounding counties, and this analysis is based on actual MLS trends — not headlines. 🔹 San Joaquin County (Manteca & Lathrop) • 278 homes for sale, only 86 sold → 31% absorption rate • Strong builder competition with 4.5%–5% rates, resales closer to 6%–6.5% • Trucking & IT industry slowdowns + return-to-office hurting demand • Avg list price: $757K | Avg sold price: $648K • 11.7% YoY drop in price per sq ft • Avg days on market: 64 days ➡️ Buyers have options and incentives. Sellers must price very carefully. 🔹 Sacramento County • Inventory down 25% month-over-month • Avg list price: $737K | Avg sold price: $620K • Buyers favor affordable homes • Market is stable — not crashing, not booming ➡️ If rates drop, prices could rise quickly due to tight supply. 🔹 Placer County (including Roseville) • Fewer listings increased demand • Luxury homes sitting; affordable homes moving • Many post-2021 buyers are underwater after commissions & costs • Incorrect pricing leading to expired listings, especially in West Park ➡️ Local expertise and pricing strategy are critical. 🔹 Sutter County (Yuba City & surrounding) • Absorption rate improved from 26–27% → 41% • Days on market dropped 86 → 59 days • Avg sold price: ~$500K | Avg list price: ~$640K • Price per sq ft increased YoY ($255 → $261) ➡️ No crash here. Buyers are active, especially under $550K, with strong incentives. 📌 Big Takeaway 2025 was a slow year overall for Northern California’s Central Valley, but each county behaved differently. Inventory levels, local jobs, builder incentives, and pricing bands mattered more than ever. Local knowledge isn’t optional — it’s essential. 📲 Want a city-specific strategy for buying or selling in 2026? Call or text Harparteek Saini at 916-888-9877. 👍 If this helped, please like, share, and subscribe to stay updated on market shifts. #december2025 #californiarealestate #marketupdate #norcalrealestate #centralvalleyhomes #sanjoaquín #sacramentorealestate #placercounty #sutter #mantecarealestate #lathrop #rosevillehomes #yubacityrealestate #housingmarket #buyersmarket #realestateeducation