Condo & Townhome Market · Updated Weekly
A weekly read on the 91604 condo & townhome market — pricing, days on market, inventory, and where the leverage sits right now. Prepared for owners weighing a sale.
Real-Time Market Profile
Live market-wide figures for Studio City condos and townhomes. Not specific to any single property.
The Market Action Index measures the rate of sales against available inventory. At 37, Studio City condos remain in slight-seller's-advantage territory — but the index has slipped from 41 a month ago, and it has been trending lower for several weeks.
Prices have held relatively flat over that stretch. The signal to watch is supply: if inventory keeps climbing faster than demand, that balance can shift and put downward pressure on pricing. Translation for owners — presentation and pricing discipline matter more now than they did at the start of spring.
Market Segments
Each tier represents roughly a quarter of the active market, ordered by price. The highlighted row is our recent sale at 11023 Fruitland #401 — $1,137,500, closed June 11 — shown for reference.
What The Trends Say
The median list price is holding around $825K, with only a slight dip this week. Expect a sustained move in the Market Action Index before prices break meaningfully from these levels.
Takeaway · Don't over-reach on price — the market is rewarding realism.While headline prices are flat, price per square foot is drifting down as larger units come to market — buyers are getting more home for the money right now.
Takeaway · Smaller, well-finished units can stand out on value.Active supply has climbed to 25. Rising inventory alone doesn't signal weakness — but paired with a cooling index, it means more competition for buyer attention.
Takeaway · Presentation and marketing reach decide who wins the buyer.Listings average 61 days on market, with half newer than ~35 days. A disciplined hold isn't a red flag in this zip — it's the cadence of the market.
Takeaway · See how a disciplined 60-day hold delivered $1,137,500 at 11023 Fruitland #401.FAQ
As of June 2026, the median list price for Studio City condos and townhomes is about $825,000 — roughly $603 per square foot. The market spans four tiers, from around $644,000 (≈1,059 sq ft) up to about $1.15 million (≈1,973 sq ft).
It’s tilted slightly toward sellers. The Market Action Index sits at 37 (a slight seller’s advantage), though it has cooled from 41 the prior month — so presentation and pricing discipline matter more than they did earlier in the spring.
Condos in 91604 average about 61 days on market, with half of active listings newer than roughly 35 days. A patient, disciplined hold is normal for condos here, not a warning sign.
The median is about $603 per square foot as of June 2026. Price per square foot has been easing somewhat as larger units come to market, even as headline prices hold steady.
Prices have largely plateaued — the median list price is holding around $825,000 — while price per square foot drifts slightly down and active inventory rises (currently 25 listings). Watch the Market Action Index and days on market for the next directional move.
Monthly dues, reserves, owner-occupancy, and litigation status determine who can actually finance a purchase. Getting ahead of lender and warrantability questions early keeps a clean condo questionnaire from stalling the deal. See a recent Studio City condo sale.
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Market data source: Chartwell Escrow weekly report, Jun 3, 2026 · Studio City, CA 91604 condos & townhomes.