Published September 25, 2025

El Dorado Hills Real Estate Market Update – August 2025

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Written by Shannon and Jon Yoffie

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El Dorado Hills Market Update – August 2025

The numbers are in, and August gave us a clear picture: the El Dorado Hills real estate market has shifted gears. It’s not the frenzy of 2020–2021, but it’s also not a collapse. Instead, it’s a market that rewards strategy, patience, and realistic expectations. Let’s dive in.


🏡 Homes for Sale: More Choices Than We’ve Seen in Years

  • 2021: only 83 homes available (ouch).

  • 2025: 187 homes for sale (the most since 2019).

👉 Takeaway: Buyers, you finally have breathing room. Sellers, you now need to compete for attention with sharper pricing and better presentation.


📉 Homes Sold: Fewer Closings

In August 2025, 54 homes sold. That’s down from 60 last year and way off the 120 closings during the pandemic peak in 2020.

👉 Takeaway: Buyers are cautious, not absent. Sellers—expect slower momentum but know that well-priced homes still move.


💰 Prices: Still Climbing, Still Strong



Here’s where EDH continues to shine: prices are holding firm.

  • Median Sale Price: $983,000 (up from $670K in 2019).

  • Average Sale Price: $1.1M — the highest on record.

  • Price per Square Foot: $356 (nearly 40% higher than 2019).

👉 Takeaway: Buyers looking for “steals” may be disappointed. Sellers should feel confident, but only if their home is priced and marketed to match today’s buyer expectations.


⏳ Days on Market: Patience Required

  • In 2021, homes sold in just 13 days on average.

  • Today, it’s 61 days.

👉 Takeaway:

  • Buyers: You finally have time to compare and negotiate.

  • Sellers: Build realistic timelines into your plans. The right home will sell—it just takes longer now.


So, What Does All This Mean?

  • For Buyers: You have more choices, less pressure, and negotiating power.

  • For Sellers: Homes sell strong when priced right. Overprice, and you’ll sit on the market.

  • For Investors: Long-term, El Dorado Hills still looks strong—inventory cycles up and down, but lifestyle-driven demand keeps values resilient.

Bottom line: This is a thinking person’s market. The data is clear, but how you interpret it—and act on it—will determine your success.


📊 Source: Trendgraphix & Yoffie Real Estate Group – Powered by PLACE

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