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Each city we cover has a Power agent behind it: someone who works that market and reports what the headlines mean for your home. Pick your city and meet them.

Irvine

Great Park, new villages, and demand at every price point. Irvine keeps building, and buyers keep coming.

Sunny Mai, Irvine Market InsiderHosted bySunny MaiYour Southern California Real Estate Guide
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Irvine October 2026 market update video thumbnail: Irvine buyers have leverageIrvine1:59October 20, 2026City updateIrvine Buyers Just Got Something They Haven’t Had in a While: LeverageHomes closed at 97.5% of final asking and 38 days to contract. New contracts fell to roughly half of last September.By Sunny MaiIrvine Civic Center and its clock tower on a sunny dayIrvine1:51September 18, 2026City updateFor the First Time in Years, Irvine Buyers Have the LeverageThe median fell 5.9% while the average rose 8.9%. Read together they show a shift in the sales mix, and 5.2 months of supply puts buyers in charge.By Sunny MaiIrvine, Southern California, April 2026 market reportIrvineMay 22, 2026Monthly reportIrvine: The First Market Where Supply and Demand Are Cooling TogetherA real price adjustment — not a crash — is appearing at the top of the market as both sides pull back at once.By Power Real Estate Group

Anaheim

From Downtown Disney to the $5B OCVibe district, Anaheim is a city on the way up, and the signals are everywhere.

Brittany Morris-Scott, Anaheim Market InsiderHosted byBrittany Morris-ScottCovering the city she loves, one signal at a time
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Anaheim October 2026 market update video thumbnail: No price cuts in Anaheim? Watch this firstAnaheim2:23October 20, 2026City updateAnaheim Homes Are Selling at Full Price, and Faster. That’s Not the Whole Story.Full-price sales in about 20 days, but new contracts fell to well under half of last September while active listings rose 13%.By Brittany Morris-ScottBrittany Morris-Scott presenting the Anaheim September 2026 market updateAnaheim1:53September 18, 2026City updateAnaheim Home Prices Rose 6.6% Last Month. That's Not the Number That Matters.The median rose 6.6%, and pending sales fell 44%. Pending sales are next month's closings, and they say demand is already easing.By Brittany Morris-ScottAnaheim, Southern California, April 2026 market reportAnaheimMay 22, 2026Monthly reportAnaheim Looks Strong on the Surface — But Demand Is Already TurningPrices up 9% and homes selling in ten days, yet new contracts fell 53%. What a market at its inflection point means for buyers and sellers right now.By Power Real Estate Group

Brea

A $1.2M median and demand that doesn't fade. Brea's lifestyle is doing the heavy lifting, and George reads the signals.

George Hernandez, Brea Market InsiderHosted byGeorge HernandezListing agent who reads the city, not just the comps
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Nordstrom at Brea Mall in Brea on a sunny afternoonBreaOctober 22, 2026City updateHomes in Brea Sold for 102% of Asking. Here’s What the Headline Doesn’t Tell You.Homes closed at 102% of asking and the median rose 17%, while only 12 homes went into escrow, half of last September.By George HernandezPalm-lined Birch Street promenade in Downtown BreaBrea1:31September 18, 2026City updateBrea's Sales Jumped 48% While Its Median Price Fell 10%. Both Are Real.More homes sold for more total money, and the typical price still dropped. A bigger share of lower-priced homes changed hands and pulled the median down.By George Hernandez

Hesperia

National retailers keep planting flags in the High Desert. Frank tracks the growth before everyone else notices.

Frank Vizcarra, Hesperia Market InsiderHosted byFrank VizcarraFrank the Tank, playing the long game in the High Desert
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Hesperia City Hall with flags and Joshua trees in the High DesertHesperiaOctober 22, 2026City updateHesperia Homes Are Selling Fast, at Full Price, With Zero Price CutsFewer sales, but the homes that sell go fast and at full price. A quieter market, not a weak one.By Frank VizcarraRetail storefront with shoppersHesperiaJune 30, 2026City updateBurlington Just Opened in Hesperia — and Olive Garden Is Next at High Desert GatewayNational retailers don't spend millions on a hunch. When they keep planting their flag in Hesperia, they're telling you something most locals haven't caught yet.By Frank Vizcarra

Fullerton

Nine days on market and full-price closings. Martin reads the whole Fullerton report in order, so one alarming number never runs the story.

Martin Pacheco, Fullerton Market InsiderHosted byMartin PachecoReads the whole report, not just the scary number
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Louis E. Plummer Auditorium in Fullerton on a clear dayFullertonOctober 22, 2026City updateA Typical Fullerton Home Now Sells for More Than a Million DollarsA million-dollar market that still moves fast, with 33 homes going into escrow, about half of last September.By Martin PachecoHistoric Fullerton Santa Fe train depot and platform at golden hourFullerton1:11September 18, 2026City updateFullerton Is Still a Seller's Market. So Why Are Homes Taking 85% Longer to Sell?Homes still close at 100% of list price. They now take 24 days to get there instead of 13, and that gap is the story of the month.By Martin Pacheco

Placentia

Seventy-one homes for sale and thirteen days to contract. Placentia runs on scarcity, and Tiffany tracks what that does to your number.

Tiffany Trudeau, Placentia Market InsiderHosted byTiffany TrudeauReads a tight market before it moves
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Outdoor dining at Placita Santa Fe in Old Town PlacentiaPlacentiaOctober 22, 2026City updatePlacentia’s Homes for Sale Jumped About 66%. Somebody Brought More Chairs.Somebody brought more chairs: supply jumped about 66% and months of supply rose to about 3.4 from 1.8 a year ago.By Tiffany TrudeauOutdoor dining at Placita Santa Fe in Old Town Placentia at duskPlacentia1:58September 18, 2026City updatePlacentia Prices Jumped 9.3%, and Buyers Finally Got Some Breathing RoomPrices up 9.3% and more homes to choose from, in the same month. Pending sales fell 58.3%, and that third number explains the other two.By Tiffany Trudeau

Chino

Inventory down about 40%, prices up nearly 8%. Chino is supply and demand with the math showing, and Irene walks the line.

Irene Haislip, Chino Market InsiderHosted byIrene HaislipConnects the cause to the effect, every month
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Vintage P-40 fighter with shark-mouth nose art at Chino Airport, Planes of FameChinoOctober 22, 2026City updateChino Closed About a Third Fewer Sales. Prices Still Went Up.Fewer sellers listed and fewer buyers signed. A slower market in Chino, but not a cheaper one.By Irene HaislipHistoric Moyse Building in downtown Chino on a sunny afternoonChino1:32September 18, 2026City updateChino's Prices Barely Moved. Its Buyer Pool Dropped by Two-Thirds.The median slipped 0.7%, and pending sales fell 68.3% in the same month. That gap between flat prices and vanishing buyers is the Chino story.By Irene Haislip

Moreno Valley

A median under $550,000 and 2.6 months of supply. Moreno Valley is the affordability draw of the Inland Empire, and Ashley reads it monthly.

Ashley Sabbath, Moreno Valley Market InsiderHosted byAshley SabbathTracks the number that sets the terms
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Moreno Valley City Hall and its palm trees on a sunny dayMoreno ValleyOctober 22, 2026City updateMoreno Valley’s Number of the Month Is 2.7Under three months of supply means sellers are in control. Affordable prices, more sales, and very little for sale.By Ashley SabbathLakefront homes at Sunnymead Ranch Lake in Moreno Valley below the Box Springs MountainsMoreno Valley1:25September 18, 2026City updateMoreno Valley Is the Cleanest Seller's Market in the Region Right NowMonths of supply at 2.6, prices up 2.7%, and homes closing at 100% of both last and original list price. Sellers got their first asking price with no cuts.By Ashley Sabbath

Corona

A hundred fifty-five closings and a median that eased 4%. Corona sits in the balanced middle, and Stephanie reads what that leaves each side.

Stephanie Haines, Corona Market InsiderHosted byStephanie HainesFinds the room a balanced market leaves you
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Corona October 2026 market update video thumbnail: Why Corona homes are selling fasterCorona1:51October 20, 2026City updateCorona Closed More Homes, About a Week Faster Than Last YearMore sales, faster sales and modest price growth, with new contracts down about 22% from last September.By Stephanie HainesHistoric Corona Civic Center building and its fountain plazaCorona1:31September 18, 2026City updateCorona Just Landed in the Most Balanced Spot It's Been in YearsThe median eased 2%, the average barely moved, and months of supply sat flat at 4.1. Neither buyers nor sellers hold the upper hand.By Stephanie Haines

Yorba Linda

Sellers take 100% of their final ask and 98% of their first. Christine reads the gap between those two numbers every month.

Christine Kfoury, Yorba Linda Market InsiderHosted byChristine KfouryWatches the first asking price, not just the last
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Historic white farmhouse at the Nixon Library in Yorba LindaYorba LindaOctober 22, 2026City updateYorba Linda’s Median Jumped Almost 14%. That’s Not the Whole Story.More of the homes that sold were larger, higher-end homes. Values didn’t jump 14% across the board.By Christine KfouryYorba Linda hillside homes with the Santa Ana Mountains behind themYorba Linda2:02September 18, 2026City updateYorba Linda Held Perfectly Flat Last Month. Here's What That Actually MeansA 0.0% change in the median and homes closing at 100% of list. Flat here marks a market that found its level while demand cools.By Christine Kfoury

Riverside

Monthly market numbers and the questions buyers ask most. Stephanie leads our Riverside team.

Stephanie Haines, Riverside Team LeadHosted byStephanie HainesAnswers the questions buyers are afraid to ask
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Fox Performing Arts Center in downtown Riverside in late afternoon lightRiversideOctober 22, 2026City updateRiverside Prices Went Up About 6%, Even Though Fewer Homes SoldEmptier shelves and buyers who keep showing up push prices up, even though closed sales fell and new contracts dropped 33.8%.By Stephanie HainesStephanie Haines, Power Real Estate Group's Riverside Team Lead, on camera answering buyer questionsRiverside3:33September 25, 2026GuidanceWhat You Need to Know After You Pick Your New HouseYour deposit isn't at risk until you remove your contingencies. Stephanie answers the EMD, escrow, FHA and Mello-Roos questions Riverside buyers ask most.By Stephanie HainesRiverside, Southern California, April 2026 market reportRiversideMay 21, 2026Monthly reportRiverside: Low Inventory Is Holding Prices — But Buyers Are HesitatingIt still reads as a seller's market, but it now takes 130% more showings to reach contract — the first real sign of buyer indecision.By Power Real Estate Group

Rancho Santa Margarita

Monthly, data-driven reports on the south Orange County lake town at the foot of Saddleback.

Power Real Estate Group, Rancho Santa Margarita Market TeamHosted by the Power teamPower Real Estate GroupLocal specialists across Southern California
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Rancho Santa Margarita Lake with the Saddleback Mountains behind at golden hourRancho Santa MargaritaOctober 22, 2026City updateRancho Santa Margarita Homes Are Selling Faster, for a Little LessFaster, for a little less. Buyers move quickly but won’t pay last year’s prices, and there isn’t much for sale.By Power Real Estate GroupLake Santa Margarita with lakefront homes and the Saddleback Mountains behindRancho Santa Margarita1:50September 18, 2026City updateRancho Santa Margarita's Median Dropped 9.5%, but Homes Still Sold at Full AskingThe median fell 9.5% and homes still closed at full list price. The lower median reflects which homes sold, and the real shift shows up in pace and pending sales.By Power Real Estate Group

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