When people talk about housing in Ventura County, the conversation usually starts with home prices, mortgage rates, inventory, or affordability. But there is another factor that deserves attention: Water. It may not show up on a real estate listing sheet,
If you’ve been following Ventura County real estate headlines lately, you may have noticed something confusing. One report says home prices are falling. Another shows prices rising. Both can be correct. That’s because Ventura County isn’t one housing market. The
September is moving quickly, but that doesn’t mean the calendar is slowing down. If you’re looking for something fun to do around Ventura County this weekend, September 18–20 brings a mix of outdoor events, community gatherings, live entertainment, art, food,
California’s housing market delivered a surprisingly positive August. Existing single-family home sales increased 2.4% from July and 1.4% from August 2025, while the statewide median home price rose to $901,420, up 1.6% from July and 0.1% from a year earlier,
A large yard can be one of the most appealing features of a home. It can provide room for pets, outdoor entertaining, gardens, play areas, or simply more space to enjoy. But there’s another question that often comes with all
Mortgage rates are back near the 7% threshold, and that matters for Ventura County buyers because even small changes in borrowing costs can affect the monthly payment and the price of home a buyer can comfortably afford. The average 30-year
Your front entrance may be one of the smallest spaces around your home, but it can make a surprisingly big impression. Think about what catches your eye as you approach a house. Peeling paint, cobwebs, tired planters, worn railings, or
If you are a Ventura County homeowner who believes your property’s 2026 assessed value is too high, today, September 15, is an important deadline. California’s regular property tax assessment appeal period generally runs from July 2 through September 15 in
The best time to buy a home in 2026 may be right around the corner, with Realtor.com identifying September 27 through October 3 as the strongest week nationally for home shoppers. The analysis points to a combination of more inventory,
The Ventura County housing market is about much more than whether home prices rise or fall. It is also about who can afford to live here, who wants to stay, who is aging in place, who is moving into the
Ventura County homeowners should check their property tax assessment notice before September 15 because that date can be the deadline to file an application for a reduction of an assessment for the regular assessment period. And here’s the important distinction:
The Ventura Harvest Festival runs Sept. 11–13, 2026, at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, bringing three days of original art, handcrafted goods, specialty foods, entertainment, and family-friendly activities to Ventura. There is something especially appealing about an event where you can
All real estate is local and combined in Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties. Every property, neighborhood, and street has its own story to tell.