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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 Insider Hosted by Sunny Mai Your Southern California Real Estate Guide
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Sunny Mai presenting the Irvine July 2026 market update Irvine2:10 August 17, 2026 City update Irvine's Median Says One Thing, Its Prices Say Another — July 2026 The headline says $668 million. The median says down 9.1%. When the surface and the leading numbers disagree, the quiet one is the one that matters. By Sunny Mai Sunny Mai presenting the Irvine July 2026 housing market update Irvine2:11 July 13, 2026 City update Irvine Housing Market Update, July 2026: The Median Is Up, But Prices Are Falling The headline says $629 million. The pendings say slow down. When those two numbers disagree, the one nobody is talking about is the one that matters. By Sunny Mai Irvine, Southern California — April 2026 market report Irvine May 22, 2026Monthly report Irvine: The First Market Where Supply and Demand Are Cooling Together A 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 Insider Hosted by Brittany Morris-Scott Covering the city she loves, one signal at a time
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Brittany Morris-Scott presenting the Anaheim July 2026 market update Anaheim2:26 July 14, 2026 City update Anaheim Market Update, July 2026: Homes Are Closing at Full Price in Just 13 Days Full price in 13 days, with less competition than there has been in a while. That combination is rare, and the July numbers show exactly why. By Brittany Morris-Scott Modern office building facade Anaheim June 29, 2026 City update A Major Company Just Signed a Lease in Anaheim Before the Building Was Even Built — Here's Why That Matters for Buyers A company doesn't lock in 40,000 square feet on a hunch. They study the growth, the jobs, the future, and then they commit ahead of the crowd. Kiln just gave you the sign. By Brittany Morris-Scott Anaheim, Southern California — April 2026 market report Anaheim May 22, 2026Monthly report Anaheim Looks Strong on the Surface — But Demand Is Already Turning Prices 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 Insider Hosted by George Hernandez Listing agent who reads the city, not just the comps
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George Hernandez presenting the Brea July 2026 market update Brea2:20 August 17, 2026 City update Fewer Buyers in Brea, Same Full Price: What July's Numbers Actually Mean More homes came up for sale, more competition hit the board, and sellers still did not give up a dollar. Twelve days, full price, no cuts. By George Hernandez George Hernandez presenting the Brea July 2026 market update Brea2:09 July 13, 2026 City update Brea Homes Are Still Selling at Full Price in 11 Days — July 2026 Market Update Fewer buyers are writing offers right now. Sellers still are not giving up a single dollar. Eleven days on market, 100% of list price, and here is the proof. 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 Insider Hosted by Frank Vizcarra Frank the Tank, playing the long game in the High Desert
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Retail storefront with shoppers Hesperia June 30, 2026 City update Burlington Just Opened in Hesperia — and Olive Garden Is Next at High Desert Gateway National 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 Water fountain jets at a community park Hesperia June 22, 2026 City update Hesperia Just Broke Ground on a FREE Splash Pad and Dog Park at Palm Street Park Most people think a splash pad is just a splash pad. It isn't. It's one of the quietest signals that a neighborhood is about to get more valuable. 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 Insider Hosted by Martin Pacheco Reads the whole report, not just the scary number
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Martin Pacheco presenting the Fullerton July 2026 market update Fullerton1:53 August 17, 2026 City update Fullerton Buyers Are Paying Over Asking — Here's What I'm Seeing in July 2026 Buyers paid a touch over the asking price, and over the seller's first number too. That does not happen unless people are competing for very little. By Martin Pacheco Martin Pacheco presenting the Fullerton July 2026 market update Fullerton1:59 July 14, 2026 City update How I Read the Fullerton Housing Market — July 2026 Update Pending sales dropped almost 39%. That is the number everybody screenshots. Read the same report top to bottom and it turns into a footnote. 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 Insider Hosted by Tiffany Trudeau Reads a tight market before it moves
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Tiffany Trudeau presenting the Placentia July 2026 market update Placentia1:59 August 17, 2026 City update Placentia Homes Are Selling in Under Two Weeks Even as Fewer Change Hands (July 2026) Sales are down because there is almost nothing to buy. Thirteen days to contract and full-price closings say the buyers never left. By Tiffany Trudeau

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 Insider Hosted by Ashley Sabbath Tracks the number that sets the terms
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Ashley Sabbath presenting the Moreno Valley July 2026 market update Moreno Valley1:39 August 17, 2026 City update One Number Explains the Moreno Valley Market Right Now: 2.6 (July 2026) Two point six months of supply. Anything under three and sellers set the terms, and the rest of the July report falls into place behind it. By Ashley Sabbath

Downey

Fewer sales, more paid per square foot. Downey looks like a contradiction until Hassan puts the numbers in order.

Hassan Ghacham, Downey Market Insider Hosted by Hassan Ghacham Reads price per square foot, not the sales count
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Hassan Ghacham presenting the Downey July 2026 market update Downey1:56 August 17, 2026 City update Downey Sold Far Fewer Homes but Prices Still Rose — Let Me Explain (July 2026) Closed sales fell about 42% and buyers still paid 14% more per square foot. Those two only look contradictory until you see what is driving them. By Hassan Ghacham

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 Insider Hosted by Stephanie Haines Finds the room a balanced market leaves you
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Stephanie Haines presenting the Corona July 2026 market update Corona1:40 August 17, 2026 City update Corona Sold a Ton of Homes While Prices Dipped — Why That's Good News (July 2026) One hundred fifty-five homes closed and the median came off 4%. Both are true, and together they point at a market that finally sits in the middle. 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 Insider Hosted by Christine Kfoury Watches the first asking price, not just the last
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Christine Kfoury presenting the Yorba Linda July 2026 market update Yorba Linda2:18 August 17, 2026 City update Yorba Linda Is Quietly Tilting Toward Buyers — Here's the July 2026 Read Sellers collect all of their final asking price and only 98% of their first one. The gap between those two numbers is where the leverage went. By Christine Kfoury

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