A comprehensive look at real estate trends, pricing, and inventory across all 43 Laguna Beach communities. Refreshed daily from CRMLS.
Combines months of supply, sale-to-list ratio, and days on market into a single classification per community. Cooler colors = buyer-favoring (more inventory, slower sales). Warmer colors = seller-favoring (tight supply, quick sales near asking).
Currently-active listings whose price has been cut from the original asking price. A higher share + larger cuts signal a market favoring buyers; a lower share signals a tighter, seller-favoring market.
How often a home goes under contract (Pending or Active Under Contract) and then comes back on the market. A higher fallout rate signals more deal failures — financing, inspection, or appraisal issues — and a tighter qualifying climate for buyers.
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Residential + multi-family closed sales over the last 12 months. Sorted by sales volume. · Request custom report →
Same metrics as above, paired month-by-month with the prior year so seasonality cancels out. Solid bars/lines = current 12 months. Dashed/lighter overlay = prior 12 months.
Laguna Beach continues to see limited inventory across all price points. With fewer than 90 active listings citywide, well-priced homes are attracting multiple offers and selling close to or above asking price.
The ultra-luxury segment — Irvine Cove, Smithcliffs, Emerald Bay — continues to attract serious buyers from out of state. Days on market are longer but sale-to-list ratios remain healthy above 94%.
The $1.5M–$3M range in neighborhoods like Temple Hills, Top of the World, and Arch Beach Heights is seeing the most competitive activity — fastest absorption rates and strongest sale-to-list ratios in the city.