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Solano County Housing Market Update: July 7, 2025

  • Writer: Little Goat Social Marketing & Design
    Little Goat Social Marketing & Design
  • Jul 7
  • 2 min read

The Solano County housing market is showing dynamic shifts this summer, offering opportunities for both buyers and sellers. With median home prices hovering around $587,800, a modest 0.8% year-over-year increase, and mortgage rates dropping to their lowest since early April, July 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal month. Let’s dive into the latest trends and what they mean for you.


June 2025 Market Snapshot


  • Median Home Price: ~$587,800, up 0.8% from last year (AP News, Zillow, Rocket Mortgage).

  • Homes for Sale: ~1,143 active listings, an 11% increase from April (Zillow).

  • Average Days to Pending: ~27 days, indicating homes are still moving quickly (Zillow).

  • Mortgage Rates: 30-year fixed rates have eased to ~6.67%, the lowest since early April (Norada Real Estate, AP News, Bankrate).


What This Means for Buyers


The market is tilting in favor of buyers this July. Here’s why:


  • More Choices, Less Competition: With an 11% increase in active listings since April, buyers have more options and stronger negotiating power.

  • Favorable Mortgage Rates: Rates dipping to 6.67% make now an ideal time to lock in a loan. Consider strategies like rate buydowns or adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) to maximize affordability.

  • Act Fast: Homes are still pending in just 27 days on average, so getting pre-approved early is crucial to secure the right deal.


Buyer Tip: Work with a lender to explore creative financing options and get pre-approved to move quickly when you find your dream home.


What This Means for Sellers


Sellers face a more competitive landscape but can still thrive with the right approach:


  • Stand Out in a Crowded Market: With more inventory, strategic pricing and top-notch staging are essential to attract buyers.

  • Sweeten the Deal: Offering financing perks, like rate buydowns or closing cost credits, can make your listing more appealing.

  • Speed Still Sells: Well-presented homes are closing in under a month, so ensure your property is market-ready to capitalize on buyer interest.


Seller Tip: Highlight your home’s unique features and consider incentives to draw in serious buyers in this busier market.


Looking Ahead: July 2025 Outlook


The Solano County market is expected to remain stable, with median home prices holding steady in the high $580,000s and mortgage rates staying in the mid-to-high 6% range. If rates dip further, buyer activity could surge, making smart mortgage strategies a game-changer this summer. Whether you’re buying or selling, acting decisively and leveraging financing tools will set you up for success.


Ready to make your move? Connect with a local real estate expert to navigate this evolving market and seize the opportunities in Solano County this July.

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