Long Beach Peninsula Real Estate Update – November 2025
- Kaylin Culver
- Dec 1, 2025
- 1 min read
The South Pacific County market is shifting this November! The median sale price for residential single family homes landed at $302,000 (-14.7%), with Long Beach $218,750 (-45.2%) and Ocean Park $235,000 (-31.9%). Homes are moving at different speeds: average days on market dropped to 40 days (-38.5%) countywide, just 10 days in Long Beach (-89.1%), while Ocean Park saw homes linger at 68 days (+126.7%).
When looking at these overall numbers, consumers may think - gosh that is LOW! So i wanted to carve out some specifics. One example I have is, according to the sales stats the median sales price for a 3-bedroom home in Ocean Park that is 1,500 sqft or more was at $457,500 (-33.1%) — showing buyers can still find substantial value. In Long Beach, from what we say in October 2025's final sales, buyers will pay a slightly higher price for a 3 bedroom 1,500 sqft or more landing at $535,000. What we are seeing is, buyers are choosing to negotiate in price more so than they have in prior years. Understanding these numbers is key for making smart moves on the Long Beach Peninsula.
For expert guidance on buying or selling on the Long Beach Peninsula, reach out to our team, Kaylin Culver or Doug Knutzen — local real estate professionals who know the market and can help you make informed, confident decisions.
📲 Call/Text Kaylin: 775.781.3246
📧 Email: culverhomes@gmail.com
🌐 Website: LongBeachProperty.com
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