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The Market Action Index measures the rate of sales against available inventory. At 43, Culver City holds the strongest seller's advantage of the Westside submarkets we track — but the index has dropped from 49 a month ago, as more homes list and demand eases.
Prices are already moving lower in response, and the trend is likely to continue if the index keeps falling toward the buyer's zone. Translation for owners — this remains a good market to sell into, and acting before the cooling deepens preserves leverage.
Momentum ↓ 49 → 43 · month over monthEach tier represents roughly a quarter of the active market, ordered by price.
At a 28-day median on market and an entry tier moving in 14 days, Culver City trades faster than any neighboring submarket. Demand at the accessible price points remains real.
The Market Action Index has slid from 49 to 43 in a month, and prices are already responding. A seller's advantage is still intact — but it's shrinking.
The sub-$1M quartile absorbs fastest (14 DOM) — first-time buyers priced out of Santa Monica and Mar Vista land here. That demand supports the whole price ladder.
Inventory has risen to 47, and 26% of listings have taken a price cut. The market punishes ambitious pricing quickly now.
As of July 2026, the median list price for Culver City single-family homes is about $1.6 million — roughly $984 per square foot. Tiers run from about $999,000 up to $2.45 million.
It's a seller's market — the Market Action Index sits at 43, the strongest of the Westside submarkets we track. But it has cooled from 49 a month ago, so the advantage is narrowing.
Fast. Listings average 50 days on market with a median of just 28 days — and entry-level homes are absorbing in about two weeks.
The median is about $984 per square foot as of July 2026 — the Westside's relative value play compared to Santa Monica ($1,687) and Venice ($1,277).
Prices have started easing as inventory rises and the Market Action Index cools. It remains a seller's market, but the trend favors acting sooner rather than later.
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Send My Custom Report →Market data source: Chartwell Escrow weekly report, Jul 14, 2026 · Culver City, CA single-family homes.