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The Simi Valley market update 2026 reveals a balanced real estate landscape where homes have reached equilibrium with modest 0.4% annual growth in median prices, stabilizing at $865,000 after years of dramatic appreciation . This represents a healthy shift from rapid price increases to sustainable growth that benefits both buyers and sellers in this desirable Ventura County community. With 781 home sales in 2025 and 90 active listings currently available, Simi Valley maintains healthy inventory levels that serve both buyers and sellers . The 99.2% sale-to-list price ratio indicates accurate pricing by sellers and realistic expectations by buyers, unlike overheated markets where homes sell well above asking .$865K2025$825KQ4 2025$849KCurrent$813KDec 2025Simi Valley Median Home Prices$950K$850K$750K$650K$550K

Source: Multiple sources including Redfin, Zillow, and local market data, January 2026

What is the median home price in Simi Valley in 2026?

The median home price in Simi Valley reached $825,000 in January 2026, up 4.4% compared to last year, with a modest 0.4% increase to $865,000 for the overall 2025 calendar year . Current Zillow data shows an average home value of $848,843, down 1.5% over the past year, according to Zillow research, with homes selling at a median of $497 per square foot, up 4.7% since last year . Price variations exist across different neighborhoods within Simi Valley. Four-bedroom homes lead the market with 355 sales averaging $966,397, representing 45% of all transactions . The luxury market has shown remarkable growth, with a record-breaking $3.7 million sale in December 2025, up 21.6% from the previous year's high, demonstrating that Simi Valley is increasingly attracting luxury buyers . According to recent Movoto data, homes sold for a median price of $813,475 in December 2025 , while Realtytrac reports a median value of $854,505 for residential transactions over the previous year . The price per square foot ranges from $377 according to some forecasts to $497 according to current Redfin data .

How many homes are currently for sale in Simi Valley?

Zillow reports 134 homes for sale in Simi Valley , while Redfin shows 243 homes available for search and immediate booking with agents . Homes.com lists 250 homes for sale , and Trulia shows 151 homes for sale . eXp Realty indicates 295 homes for sale , suggesting active inventory levels between 134 and 295 properties depending on the platform and timing. Market analysis shows 90 active listings providing solid buyer selection, with 67 pending sales demonstrating continued buyer engagement . The ratio of pending to active listings (74%) indicates strong buyer interest and suggests the market will continue to move efficiently in early 2026 . Homes typically sell in 63.5 days, with the average home selling for about 1% below list price . Hot homes can sell for around list price and go pending in around 36 days . Properties in Simi Valley sell after 69 days on the market compared to 50 days last year , indicating a slightly slower but still healthy pace.

Platform Active Listings Avg. Days on Market Sale-to-List Ratio
Zillow 134 homes 27 days -
Redfin 243 homes 64 days 99%
Homes.com 250 homes - -
Market Analysis 90 homes 54 days 99.2%

The Simi Valley housing market is somewhat competitive, scoring 57 out of 100 on the Redfin Compete Score, according to Redfin data . Some homes get multiple offers, though the average home sells for about 1% below list price . Key metrics show a market transitioning from rapid appreciation to sustainable stability: Sale-to-List Ratio decreased from 100.33% to 99.19%, indicating the shift from a seller's to a more balanced market; Days on Market increased from 42 to 54 days, showing homes take slightly longer to sell but still move efficiently; Price stability with median prices increasing minimally (0.4%), while average prices decreased slightly . The area maintains a 17-year average residency, indicating high resident satisfaction and community stability, with a 2.5% annual turnover rate among the area's 31,061 homes showing a stable community where most residents are long-term homeowners . Migration patterns show interesting buyer behavior. In Oct-Dec 2025, 22% of Simi Valley homebuyers searched to move out of Simi Valley, while 78% looked to stay within the metropolitan area, with San Francisco homebuyers searching to move into Simi Valley more than any other metro followed by Boston and Seattle . The luxury segment continues to show strength. Beyond the record $3.7 million sale, home values in Simi Valley range from $196,927 to $2,716,504, with the median value for recently sold homes ranging from $2,716,504 in 93065 to the lowest price of $196,927 in 93065 .

Which Simi Valley neighborhoods offer the best value in 2026?

Wood Ranch stands out as the premier neighborhood in Simi Valley. Recognized as one of the best parts of Simi Valley to live in, Wood Ranch is located on the west side of Simi and is the largest planned community in Simi, featuring everything from smaller townhomes to gated communities . This neighborhood is known as safe, well-maintained, picturesque, and family-friendly . The community was developed in the mid-1980s with four different villages: Country Club, Sycamore Canyon, Lake Park, and Long Canyon Village, all built around the Wood Ranch Golf Course . Wood Ranch Golf Club is Simi Valley's only private golf course, a Ted Robinson design situated in the shadows of the Santa Susana Mountains, located near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library . The community's primary green space is Rancho Madera Community Park, with two playground areas, sports facilities and lush walking trails that wind through the grounds, where visitors can enjoy a meal at the picnic pavilions or an afternoon of quiet fishing at the lake . From a convenience standpoint there is a shopping center built at the edge of the community, as well as a larger shopping center down the street with a grocery store, 24 Hour Fitness, and familiar restaurants, with Wood Ranch Country Club centering the community, alongside a handful of parks and hiking trails, plus The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library is right across the way . Wood Ranch falls into the Simi Valley Unified School District, with students usually assigned to Wood Ranch Elementary and Royal High School, and three middle schools in Simi Valley to choose from, Sinaloa being the most common choice for parents in Wood Ranch . The local dining scene offers variety with neighborhood favorites. Larsen's Grill is an upscale restaurant offering the finest prime steaks and freshest seafood available, with impeccable service, an extensive menu, and great ambiance, delivering a classic steakhouse feel with a modern twist in an inviting dining room and large lounge with dark wood ceilings and stone walls . BEEPS, Simi Valley's family-owned and operated diner, takes you on a journey back to the fabulous 50's with unbeatable value for All DAY Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Desserts, and more . For outdoor recreation, Simi Valley offers extensive trail systems. The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District has established 50 parks and preserved over 5,600 acres of open space that is now used for hiking, biking, horseback riding and wildlife preservation . Rocky Peak Park offers a sprawling 4,857.6 acres of natural wonder with diverse landscape and numerous trails, serving as a haven for walkers and hikers seeking an exhilarating outdoor experience .

Frequently Asked Questions About the Simi Valley Real Estate Market

Are Simi Valley schools good for families?

Simi Valley Unified School District is ranked #626 out of 1,908 school districts in California (top 50%) based on combined math and reading proficiency testing data, serving 15,658 students across 28 public schools with an average testing ranking of 7/10, which is in the top 50% of public schools in California, according to GreatSchools . The district receives an Overall Grade of A and is ranked #4 in Best School Districts in Ventura County with a 4.22 out of 5 rating .

How competitive is the Simi Valley housing market?

The Simi Valley housing market is somewhat competitive, scoring 57 out of 100 on the Redfin Compete Score . The 99.2% sale-to-list price ratio indicates accurate pricing by sellers and realistic expectations by buyers, showing mature price discovery unlike overheated markets where homes sell well above asking . Homes typically sell close to asking price rather than in bidding wars.

What should I budget for a home in Simi Valley?

In March 2026, Simi Valley homes were listed to buy for a median price of $830K, with 25% down you would need $4.46K/month to cover expenses and assuming that's 35% of your total monthly income, your total yearly income would need to be $153K . Four-bedroom homes lead with 355 sales averaging $966,397, representing 45% of all transactions . For a complete breakdown for 2026, housing costs, utilities, and other living expenses factor into overall affordability.

What makes Simi Valley attractive to homebuyers?

Simi Valley combines suburban tranquility with urban conveniences. With about 125,431 people living in Simi Valley, 23% are under age 20, 12% are 25-34 years old, 13% are 35-44 and 28% are 45-65, with about 18% of the population over age 65 . The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District operates two equestrian centers, two swimming pools, two golf courses, and numerous sports and other recreation amenities . The city offers access to hiking trails, parks, quality schools, and is located near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. These trends mirror broader patterns seen in the Conejo Valley real estate market, where buyers are increasingly seeking stable communities with strong amenities.

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