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Why September 2025 Matters for Orange County Real Estate

September traditionally marks a turning point in Southern California housing. Families have wrapped up summer moves, schools are back in session, and serious buyers re-emerge after seasonal slowdowns. In Orange County—particularly Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach—this year’s September data reveals powerful shifts that buyers, sellers, and investors can’t afford to ignore.

Insight #1: Inventory Levels Hit an All-Time Low
  • Costa Mesa inventory dropped 14% year-over-year, limiting options for first-time buyers.
  • Huntington Beach saw a 10% decline in active listings, largely due to homeowners holding onto low-rate mortgages.
Costa Mesa Inventory Breakdown
  • Median days on…

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Introduction: Why Costa Mesa is a House Flipper’s Dream

Costa Mesa, located in the heart of Orange County, has quietly transformed into a prime market for property investors. With its eclectic mix of coastal charm, vibrant nightlife, excellent schools, and easy freeway access, it’s no surprise that buyers are lining up to call this city home. For those looking to flip houses, Costa Mesa offers a unique balance of demand, appreciation potential, and diverse neighborhoods.

The city’s real estate scene has been buoyed by steady population growth, high-income demographics, and a strong job market in surrounding cities like Irvine and Newport Beach. But beyond these stats, Costa Mesa has an intangible appeal—a laid-back yet sophisticated…

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The sun-kissed shores of Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach have long been synonymous with desirable real estate. However, in the current market, we're observing a trend: homes are taking a bit longer to sell. What's behind this shift? Let's delve into the key factors influencing our local market.

Factors Contributing to Longer Market Times:
Interest Rate Impact:
  • Fluctuations in mortgage interest rates significantly impact buyer affordability. When rates rise, potential buyers may reduce their budgets or delay their home search. This directly affects the speed at which homes sell.
  • In areas like Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, where property values are relatively high, even small interest rate increases can have a substantial effect on…

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