the san diego rennie review | February 2026
Feb 12, 2026
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After posting modest gains in sales counts in 2024 and 2025, San Diego County’s housing market kicked off 2026 on a weaker note. How activity ultimately unfolds will depend in part on household confidence, which will be influenced by how the economy evolves heading into the Spring.
Each month, we present the San Diego rennie review—a detailed look at the real estate market in San Diego County. This report includes our take on the latest MLS data, from overall market conditions to more granular city-level insights.
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