Q1 2026 Real Estate Recap: Strong Start Across San Diego
The first quarter of 2026 is off to a powerful start for our team, with a diverse mix of buyer and seller successes across San Diego County—from coastal luxury to centrally located urban pockets.
We’re proud to have helped our clients successfully close on the following properties:
🔹 Q1 Closings + Neighborhood Highlights
Buyer Represented
3915 Falcon St, 92103 — $1,642,500
Located in Mission Hills, one of San Diego’s most sought-after neighborhoods known for its historic charm, canyon views, and walkability to restaurants and boutique shops. A perfect blend of character and convenience just minutes from Downtown.
13693 Tradition St, 92128 — $1,450,000
Situated in Rancho Bernardo, a community loved for its top-rated schools, golf courses, and family-friendly feel. With parks, trails, and quiet streets, it continues to attract long-term homeowners.
2910 Highland Dr, 92008 — $3,875,000
In the heart of Olde Carlsbad, this coastal pocket offers ocean breezes, oversized lots, and proximity to Carlsbad Village. A prime location for luxury new construction and custom homes.
1545 Calle Camille, 92037 — $2,805,000
Set in La Jolla, one of San Diego’s premier coastal communities known for its dramatic coastline, upscale dining, and world-class real estate. A timeless market with consistent demand.
2128 Missouri St, 92109 — $2,350,000
Located in Pacific Beach, where coastal living meets vibrant energy. Just blocks from the ocean, with easy access to shops, dining, and outdoor activities—always a hotspot for both primary and second-home buyers.
Seller Represented
16048 Via Viajera — $1,899,000
Nestled in Rancho Santa Fe / Fairbanks Ranch area, known for its privacy, gated communities, and luxury estates. A highly desirable enclave for buyers seeking exclusivity and space.
2533 Navarra Dr #2A, 92009 — $615,000
Located in La Costa (Carlsbad), a resort-style community near Omni La Costa with golf, tennis, and spa amenities. Ideal for those seeking low-maintenance living with an upscale feel.
3971–73 Georgia St, 92103 — $1,600,000
A duplex in Hillcrest / North Park adjacent, one of San Diego’s most dynamic urban neighborhoods. Known for walkability, nightlife, and strong rental demand—making it a prime investment area.
4944 35th St, 92116 — $1,585,000
In Normal Heights, a trendy, centrally located neighborhood loved for its local restaurants, coffee shops, and community vibe. A strong market for both end-users and investors.
2146 Erie St, 92110 — $1,775,000
Situated in Bay Park, a rapidly growing neighborhood with bay views, coastal proximity, and increasing demand due to its lifestyle appeal and ongoing infrastructure improvements.
What This Means for the Market
Q1 activity reflects continued demand across all price points:
- Luxury Market Strength: Coastal and high-end communities like La Jolla and Carlsbad continue to command premium pricing.
- Lifestyle-Driven Demand: Buyers are prioritizing walkability, proximity to dining, and outdoor living—seen in areas like Mission Hills, Pacific Beach, and Normal Heights.
- Investment Opportunities: Duplexes and centrally located properties (Hillcrest/North Park) remain attractive for long-term rental growth.
- Suburban Stability: Communities like Rancho Bernardo continue to offer strong value for families seeking space and schools.
Our Take
Even with shifting market conditions, one thing remains consistent:
Homes that are priced strategically and located in desirable neighborhoods continue to perform.
From coastal luxury to urban investments, Q1 showed that San Diego real estate remains resilient—and full of opportunity.
Thinking About Buying or Selling?
Whether you're considering a move this spring or just curious what your home could sell for in today’s market, we’re here to help you make informed decisions.
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