Los Feliz Market Update: November 2026
Los Feliz · Market Update · November 2026

More homes sold in October at a lower median, one month after the biggest sale the neighborhood has seen in years.

Los Feliz closed October with 24 single family homes sold, up from 18 in September. The median sold price fell 14.8 percent to $2,225,935, and total volume fell 15.7 percent to $65.8 million. That volume drop needs context: September's total included one $24.75 million sale, the Cecil B. DeMille estate in Laughlin Park.

Los Feliz, October 2026, year over year
$2.23M
Median Sale Price
Down 16.3 percent, mostly because smaller homes sold.
$1,054
Price Per Square Foot
Up 8.0 percent, the truer read on value.
53 days
Average Time to Sell
Up from 44 a year ago. Buyers are taking longer.
97
Active Listings
Down 16.4 percent. Supply keeps tightening.

Against last October, the median fell from $2,660,000 to $2,225,935 and total volume slipped 9.5 percent, on almost the same number of sales, 24 versus 23. Price per square foot moved the other way, up 8.0 percent to $1,054. A lower median with a higher price per foot usually means smaller homes sold, not that homes lost value. Sellers averaged 100.2 percent of list price, up from 98.6 percent a year ago.

Year over year · October 2025 vs October 2026

MetricOct 2025Oct 2026Change
Total sold volume$72,752,981$65,847,145down 9.5%
Median price$2,660,000$2,225,935down 16.3%
Homes sold2324up 4.3%
Avg days to sell445320.5% slower
Price per sq ft$976.42$1,054.39up 8.0%
Active listings11697down 16.4%
Read direction, not decimals

Los Feliz closes roughly a dozen to two dozen single family homes in a typical month, so any single month swings on which houses happen to trade. Read the trend, not the last digit.

The big sales

A $24.75 million September

The sale of the fall was 2000 De Mille Drive, the estate Cecil B. DeMille bought in 1916 and lived in until his death in 1959. It sits behind the gates of Laughlin Park, one of the most storied enclaves in California, and it closed in September at $24.75 million, about a third of that month's total volume. Set it aside and October's volume is actually up about 23 percent. The full story is in our piece on the Laughlin Park estate sale.

It wasn't the only big number. September also saw 4520 Dundee Drive at $7.38 million and 3842 Carnavon Way at $6.14 million. In October, 2666 Aberdeen Avenue led at $7.5 million, followed by 2230 Nottingham Avenue at $5.4 million, 2558 Glendower Avenue at $5.13 million and 5700 Holly Oak Drive at $4.87 million. Buyers at the top of this market are active.

Against September

More sales, a lower median

Against September, more homes sold, 24 versus 18, at lower prices. The median fell 14.8 percent, and price per square foot slipped 4.1 percent to $1,054. Days to sell held about steady at 53, and inventory barely moved at 97 homes. On this few sales, much of that is mix.

Month over month · September 2026 vs October 2026

MetricSept 2026Oct 2026Change
Total sold volume$78,105,549$65,847,145down 15.7%
Median price$2,612,500$2,225,935down 14.8%
Homes sold1824up 33.3%
Avg days to sell51533.9% slower
Price per sq ft$1,099.31$1,054.39down 4.1%
Active listings9997down 2.0%
For sellers

What it means if you're selling

With inventory down 16 percent from a year ago, sellers face less competition, and homes are closing right around asking. But at 53 days, buyers aren't rushing, so the price has to be right from the start. It's easy to find an agent who will tell you what you want to hear. I'd rather tell you what you need to hear on day one, backed by what's actually closing on your street. A good place to start is what your Los Feliz home is worth. If your home is historic, read about selling a Mills Act or HCM home. And if you'd rather not test the open market at all, there is always the off-market route.

Less supply, higher value per foot, and buyers who take their time.

Is Los Feliz a seller's market in 2026?

It leans that way on supply. Active listings fell 16.4 percent from a year ago to 97, and sellers averaged 100.2 percent of list price in October 2026. Buyers are slower, though, at 53 days to sell versus 44 a year earlier, so pricing matters.

How much do homes cost in Los Feliz?

The median single family home sold for $2,225,935 in October 2026, about $1,054 per square foot. Los Feliz is a thin market, so month to month figures move with which homes trade, but price per square foot is up 8.0 percent over the year.

What was the biggest recent home sale in Los Feliz?

The Cecil B. DeMille estate at 2000 De Mille Drive in Laughlin Park closed at $24.75 million in September 2026. The next largest sales that month were 4520 Dundee Drive at $7.38 million and 3842 Carnavon Way at $6.14 million.

Thinking of selling in Los Feliz?

Talk to Debbie

Twenty-four years of California luxury real estate, with a specialty in architectural, historic, and design-forward homes. Many of the homes she sells never reach the open market.

Debbie Pisaro · (310) 362-6429
debbie@coastline840.com
DRE #01369110 · 160 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
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Figures are single family, comp only, from MLS data for September and October 2026, and October 2025. Debbie Pisaro, Real Estate Salesperson, DRE #01369110, Inman Luxury Leader, founder of Coastline 840, writes about the neighborhood at losfelizliving.com. Many of the homes she sells never reach the open market. Coastline 840 is a DBA of Side, Inc., CA DRE #02014153.