Across the 16 Ventura County communities tracked here, 479 single-family homes closed in June 2026. Weighting every ZIP-level median by the number of sales behind it puts the midpoint of that market at $950,000, with a sales-weighted average of $1,045,603. Individual city medians run from $745,000 to $1,490,000.

Direct AnswerAcross the 16 Ventura County communities tracked here, 479 single-family homes closed in June 2026. Weighting every ZIP-level median by the number of sales behind it puts the midpoint of that market at $950,000, with a sales-weighted average of $1,045,603. Individual city medians run from $745,000 to $1,490,000.
Data window: June 2026 · Pulled: 2026-08-15 · Page updated: 2026-08-16

That midpoint is derived from 28 ZIP-level medians covering 479 closed sales. It is not a median of individual transactions, because the county report publishes ZIP and community medians rather than sale-level data — and it is deliberately not an average of the city medians, which would weight a one-sale community the same as an eighty-five-sale one. The city table below is the version that actually describes the market.

Every tracked community, June 2026

CommunityMedian sold$/sqftSalesYoY
Westlake Village$1,490,000$66724-1.5%
Oak Park$1,250,000$59514+9.8%
Ventura$1,022,000$69462-2.9%
Newbury Park$999,000$51715not published
Camarillo$988,000$57154+3.3%
Oxnard$926,000$54061+1.7%
Moorpark$904,000$45421+16.3%
Simi Valley$836,000$49885+5.0%
Santa Paula$745,000$52818-4.2%
Source: Chicago Title Market Trend Report (June 2026 full-value sales, compiled from MLS and public recorded data), pulled 2026-08-15.

‡ The source report shows a year-over-year change above 50% here. A residential market does not move that far in a year, so the figure is withheld as unverified rather than published as a market change.

The communities that do not publish a median, and why

7 of the 16 do not carry a citywide median. Each one says why rather than showing a number that would not survive scrutiny.

  • Thousand Oaks — 69 sales. No citywide median: The county report's city figure ($2,516,000) is an unweighted average of the ZIP medians and is distorted by a thin ZIP — 91361 at $6,425,000 on 3 sale(s). Sales-weighted, the city runs nearer $1,389,464. Publish the ZIP table, not one number.
  • Ojai — 34 sales. No citywide median: The county report's city figure ($748,000) is an unweighted average of the ZIP medians and is distorted by a thin ZIP — 93022 at $338,000 on 1 sale(s). Sales-weighted, the city runs nearer $1,133,882. Publish the ZIP table, not one number.
  • Fillmore — 7 sales. No citywide median: only 7 sales — below the twelve-sale floor.
  • Oak View — 6 sales. No citywide median: only 6 sales — below the twelve-sale floor.
  • Port Hueneme — 4 sales. No citywide median: only 4 sales — below the twelve-sale floor.
  • Somis — 4 sales. No citywide median: only 4 sales — below the twelve-sale floor.
  • Piru — 1 sales. No citywide median: only 1 sale — below the twelve-sale floor.

How this figure is built

Sixteen Ventura County cities are tracked here. Santa Barbara County cities — Santa Barbara, Goleta, Montecito, Hope Ranch, Carpinteria, Summerland and Isla Vista — are reported separately by the Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS® and are not in this roll-up. Figures refresh in the first week of each month when the county reports roll. The rules applied here are the same ones applied on every city page: twelve sales is the floor below which no median is published, a citywide row whose unweighted average diverges from the sales-weighted figure by ten percent or more is withheld in favour of the ZIP table, and multi-ZIP communities publish the table rather than a blended number.

Source: Chicago Title Market Trend Report (June 2026 full-value sales, compiled from MLS and public recorded data), pulled 2026-08-15.

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