Sierra Vista Real Estate Market Update – November 2025

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Sierra Vista Real Estate Market Update – November 2025 Sierra Vista Real Estate Market Update November 2025

Sierra Vista Real Estate Market Update – November 2025 🏠🍂

Hey friends, neighbors, and anyone dreaming about calling Sierra Vista home! The weather's cooling, the holidays are nearly here, and our local housing market is serving up fresh opportunities for buyers and sellers alike.

What's Hot Right Now?

  • Active listings: There are 271 homes for sale, meaning there's more to see and compare if you're shopping this month.
  • Average home price: $306,218 for active listings, and $303,785 for homes that just sold. That's a 4.5% boost over last year—a great sign for local homeowners curious about their value.
  • Median price: $285,000. Most homes are selling in that $160K–$399K range, with the most energy from both buyers and sellers right now.
  • Time on market: Average days to sell is now 114. So, sellers, a bit of patience and strong preparation still pays off in today's market.
  • New listings: 90 homes hit the market this month alone—so if you're searching, new options are always arriving.

What's This Mean For You?

If you're asking, "Is this a good time to sell my house?"—yes, values are strong and buyers are still very active. Want to know what your home could really sell for before you commit? Reach out for a free, no-obligation market review and strategy session designed just for you.

Trying to buy a home before the New Year? More inventory and balanced prices mean you have negotiating power on your side. Curious about VA loans, the best neighborhoods, or how to win your dream home before someone else grabs it? Text or email anytime and get personalized alerts plus honest, local advice.

Local Flavor, Local Know-How

What makes this market unique? Sierra Vista brings together military families, first-timers, retirees, and everyone in between. Neighborhoods near Fort Huachuca, family-friendly spaces in the Ridges, and affordable options in Huachuca City mean there's truly a spot for everyone.

If you've got questions that go beyond the market numbers—like "Should I wait for better rates?" or "Are there secret deals out there?"—that's what I'm here for. Advice is free, answers are local, and your goals are always front and center.

Ready to start your next move, or at least your home search? Let's grab coffee, hop on a quick call, or just chat by text/email about your goals. Whether you want a price check, a tour of new listings, or a strategy to get your house sold, I'm just one message away.

Joshua Mayer
Realtor® · Haymore Real Estate LLC
Joshua.J.Mayer87@gmail.com · (520) 481-2909

Your real estate journey is unique, and you don't have to navigate it alone. Reach out today for guidance or just reassurance—let's make your next chapter in Sierra Vista your best one yet!

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