California real estate data for the week ending July 19, 2025, reflects an active housing market marked by steady buyer demand and consistent listing activity. Released by the California Association of REALTORS®, the report offers a statewide snapshot of daily transactions and insights from industry professionals on the week ahead.
Pending Sales and Listings Remain Strong
The data shows an average of 529 closed sales per day, with 572 homes entering escrow and 759 new listings posted each day. These figures demonstrate sustained movement in the market, with pending sales and listings outpacing closings—a trend suggesting increased inventory and ongoing buyer interest.
Communities throughout the San Gabriel Valley, including El Monte and Rosemead, continue to see demand for competitively priced homes. The supply of new listings is vital in maintaining affordability and keeping pace with population growth in these areas.
REALTORS® See Momentum in Escrows
Among REALTORS® surveyed, 23.7% closed a sale during the week, and 23.2% reported a new escrow—up 9.4% from the prior week. Meanwhile, 27.3% listed a property, although that figure dropped 6.6% compared to the previous week. Despite the dip in listings, increased escrow activity may signal a rise in closings before the end of the month.
Local agents continue to report steady traffic at open houses and strong engagement on digital platforms. For buyers, the current pace of new listings provides a chance to enter the market without facing intense bidding competition seen in previous years.
Forecast Indicates Stable Outlook
Looking ahead, 44.8% of REALTORS® expect more listings in the coming week, down slightly from earlier projections. Another 14.4% believe sales will rise, while 7.5% anticipate modest price increases. These expectations show a cautiously optimistic outlook as the summer season progresses.
The combination of new inventory and active buyers keeps the market balanced. For homeowners considering selling, the current climate remains favorable, especially when pricing aligns with recent comparable sales.
What It Means for the San Gabriel Valley
For residents in Baldwin Park, South El Monte, and Irwindale, the July 2025 California real estate data points to a resilient market. Homes continue to list and sell at a steady pace, and buyers still have opportunities to act before potential rate changes in the fall.
California real estate data like this helps local professionals, homeowners, and prospective buyers make informed decisions. With escrow activity trending upward and inventory remaining healthy, the region may continue to experience modest growth through the end of summer.
To review the full report or stay informed about future updates, visit the California Association of REALTORS® at car.org.
