LA Condo Market This Week: November 9, 2026

As of November 9, 2026, /market-stats showed 1,945 Los Angeles condos published for sale at a median asking price of $775K, or $673 a square foot. The /new-listings page counted 211 condos listed in the last 14 days and 731 asking below their original list price, with Downtown LA showing the most new listings.

Every figure below is an asking price or asking rent on CRMLS listings that LA Condo HQ publishes, not a closed sale, and every page cited dates its data to November 9, 2026.

The citywide numbers on November 9

/market-stats printed a citywide median asking rent of $4K a month as of November 9, 2026. Its neighborhood table led with Downtown LA, 337 listings at a $555K median asking price, then West Hollywood with 172 at $899K and Santa Monica with 159 at $1.25M. Century City carried the table's highest median, $2.29M on 51 listings.

A $4K step in the daily line

The daily line on /market-stats read $779K on November 2 and 3, $775K on November 4 and 5, $777K on November 6 and 7 and $775K on November 8 and 9. That $775K is the lowest reading since recording began on September 27; the high is still $790K, recorded on October 2.

The November 2 and November 9 readings are both on the page today, so the $4K move is measured, not estimated. It is also small: a median across about 1,950 listings can shift that much as units enter or leave the inventory, and the page does not say which did.

211 new listings and 731 reductions

The 211 new listings are condos with an MLS list date in the previous 14 days as of the November 9, 2026 refresh. The window rolls forward daily, so it is not a tally of one week's arrivals.

The 731 reductions are a standing total of condos asking less than their original MLS list price. The MLS does not record when a price changed, so the total mixes recent and older cuts; reductions of 50 percent or more are left out as likely data errors.

Where the new listings landed

As of November 9, 2026, /new-listings put Downtown LA first with 31 new listings and 118 reductions. Hollywood Hills West followed with 25 new and 81 reduced, West Hollywood with 17 and 67, Santa Monica and Westwood with 16 new each, and Koreatown with 15. Sherman Oaks and Pico-Robertson showed 10 new each, and Pacific Palisades 5 new and 11 reduced. The /market-reports/hollywood-hills-west report showed 65 condos for sale there at a $749,000 median, about $671 a square foot. The guides at /neighborhoods/downtown-la, /neighborhoods/hollywood-hills-west and /neighborhoods/west-hollywood cover the buildings behind the three leaders.

Downtown LA by bedroom count

As of November 9, 2026, /market-reports/downtown-la showed 337 condos for sale at a $555,000 median, about $604 a square foot, and 168 rentals at a median $3,100 a month. Its daily median read $568K on November 2, $550K on November 8, the series low since September 27, and $555K on November 9.

The same report splits that inventory by layout. Studios numbered 33 at a $409,000 median asking price, one-bedrooms 186 at $499,000, two-bedrooms 104 at $792,500 and three-bedrooms 12 at $1,174,000. On the rental side, the medians were $2,397 a month for a studio, $2,825 for a one-bedroom, $4,500 for a two-bedroom and $6,108 for a three-bedroom. One-bedrooms are 55 percent of the for-sale listings, so the neighborhood median mostly describes them.

Pacific Palisades condos for rent

As of November 9, 2026, /market-reports/pacific-palisades showed 26 condos for rent at a median asking rent of $4,350 a month, with asking rents from $2,500 to $24,000 and a median 61 days on market. By layout, nine one-bedrooms asked a median $3,400, nine two-bedrooms $6,000 and five three-bedrooms $6,150; the two studios and one four-bedroom were too few for a median. With samples this small, one listing can move a median, so read these rows alongside the individual listings on /condos-for-rent.

Questions buyers ask about the LA condo market on November 9

Before you rely on a figure

These numbers are fixed to November 9, 2026, and the listing feed refreshes every six hours. Reopen /market-stats or your neighborhood's report before you act, browse /condos-for-sale, and confirm price, status and association dues with the listing agent. The checklist at /condo-associations covers the association documents worth requesting.

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