SAN CLEMENTE MARKET REPORT · JUNE 2026
San Clemente’s 4-Bedroom+ Homes Are Selling Twice as Fast
Detached 4-bedroom+ single-family homes, June 2026
San Clemente’s larger homes told a story of rapid acceleration this month. Supply pulled back sharply, sales sped up dramatically, and homes are closing right around full asking price. Like the 3-bedroom segment we covered separately this cycle, San Clemente as a whole is running tight — and the 4-bedroom+ tier is moving even faster.
Less Supply, More Demand — And a Lot More Speed
New listings fell 34.2% to 25, and active listings dropped 39.8% to 68. That’s a real contraction in what’s available. Meanwhile pending sales rose 25% to 20, and closed sales edged up 3.8% to 27. Months of supply tightened to 3.3, down 31.3% — a clear move toward a more seller-favorable market.
The standout number this month is speed: median days on market collapsed 70.3% to just 11 days. Combined with falling inventory and rising pending sales, that’s one of the clearest acceleration signals we’ve tracked across any segment this cycle.
NEW LISTINGS
25
-34.2% MoM
ACTIVE LISTINGS
68
-39.8% MoM
PENDING SALES
20
+25% MoM
CLOSED SALES
27
+3.8% MoM
MEDIAN DOM
11
-70.3% MoM
MONTHS SUPPLY
3.3
-31.3% MoM
June 2026 activity snapshot for San Clemente 4BR+ detached SFH. I track this data every cycle — send me prior months for this segment and I’ll build the full trend line next time.
Homes Are Closing Near Full Ask, and Pricing Held Steady
Average days on market also dropped, down 27.3% to 32 — both the typical and average sale accelerated meaningfully this month. Price-to-list ratios improved across the board: median sale-to-last-list rose to 99.2% (+0.9%) and average to 99.5% (+1.4%). Against original list price, sellers closed even stronger — 98.7% median (+1.3%) and 97.7% average (+1.8%). Buyers had very little room to negotiate this month.
Price per square foot held essentially flat: median up just 0.1% to $787, average up 1.9% to $895. Median sale price rose modestly to $2,525,000 (+1.2%), while average sale price fell 17.6% to $2,778,016. With 27 closings this month, that’s a large enough sample to suggest a genuine mix shift rather than noise — fewer ultra-high-end estate sales closed this month relative to May, which pulled the average down toward the median even as typical pricing stayed firm.
What This Means for You
FOR BUYERS
Move quickly and expect to pay close to full ask — homes are selling at 99%+ of list price and clearing the market in 11 days at the median. The days of patient negotiation in this segment appear to be behind us for now.
FOR SELLERS
This is a strong window. Inventory fell sharply, demand is rising, and homes are selling near full asking price in record time. If you have a well-positioned 4-bedroom+ home, conditions favor listing sooner rather than waiting.
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Curious About a Different Area or Property Type?
This report covers San Clemente’s 4-bedroom+ detached homes specifically, but I track this data across Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano, and Irvine too — other bedroom counts and property types included. If you want the numbers for your specific neighborhood or segment, just reach out and I’ll walk you through it.
Catching up? This month’s series also covers San Clemente’s 3-bedroom segment, along with Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, Irvine, and San Juan Capistrano across multiple bedroom counts. Check out those reports on the blog for the fuller South Orange County picture.
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