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2026 Twin Peaks Real Estate Market Report

Understanding current real estate trends and market indicators in Twin Peaks, California.

Median home sale priceas of July 11, 2026:$375,000based on Cabin + Single Family Residence sales (last 90 days)

Twin Peaks is a peaceful Southern California mountain community known for its forested setting, residential neighborhoods, and convenient location near Lake Arrowhead. Whether someone is considering buying, selling, or simply monitoring the area, understanding how to interpret current housing data is essential.

To get the latest Twin Peaks real estate market data, use our reports and charts below. All market data is updated daily using local REALTOR® MLS sources. The explanations on this page are designed to help you understand what each metric means and how to evaluate overall market conditions in Twin Peaks.

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Twin Peaks Market Snapshot

Report scope: Twin Peaks · Cabin,Single Family Residence · last 90 days

This Twin Peaks housing market report summarizes the previous 90 days of MLS data. Trend arrows compare the current period to the prior period. New Listings reflects the most recent 30 days, compared to the prior 30 days.

38 active
For Sale Inventory Active listings on the market right now.
16
Homes Sold Number of homes that closed during the period.
5
New Listings Homes newly listed for sale during the period.
$375,000
Median Sale Price Midpoint closed sale price — half sold higher, half lower.
$413,500
Median List Price Midpoint asking price of active listings — half are listed higher, half lower.
96.5%
Average Sale to List Ratio Average of each home's sale price ÷ list price — not median sale price ÷ median list price.
93.0%
Average Sale to Original List Ratio Average of each home's sale price ÷ its original list price.
96.1%
Original List to Final List Average of each home's final list price ÷ original list price — lower values mean price cuts.
12.5%
Percentage of Sales Above List Price Share of closed sales that sold for more than the asking price.
75.0%
Percentage of Sales Below List Price Share of closed sales that sold for less than the asking price.
74 days
Average Days on Market Average days sold homes were on the market before going under contract.
7.1 months
Months of Supply How long it would take to sell all current inventory at the current sales pace.
$303/sqft
Avg Sale $/SqFt Average closed sale price per square foot.
42.1%
Absorption Rate Share of available inventory selling per month.

Twin Peaks is currently showing signs of a strong buyer market, with about 7 months of supply. Over the past 90 days, about 12.5% of sales closed over list price and 75.0% closed under list price. Homes sold for about 93.0% of original list price on average. In the past 30 days, 6 new listings came to market, compared with 13 in the prior 30-day period.

Data derived directly from live MLS data feeds. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Contact your REALTOR® for verification.
Analytics byMLS Genie

Why Trust Our Twin Peaks Real Estate Market Report

Twin Peaks’ housing market is shaped by a distinctive mix of full-time residences, second homes, mountain cabins, and vacation properties surrounded by forested hillsides. Understanding these conditions takes more than raw numbers alone. It requires accurate local data and meaningful context.

The information presented in this report is derived directly from local REALTOR® listing data and updated regularly. Metrics such as median home price, homes sold, days on market, months of supply, and sale-to-list ratios help illustrate how supply, demand, and pricing interact within the Twin Peaks real estate market.

When viewed together, these indicators create a clearer picture of the latest Twin Peaks housing trends. Readers can also explore Twin Peaks homes for sale to compare current listings with recent market activity.

Median SalePrice Trends

The median sale price represents the midpoint of all homes sold during the reporting period — half sold above this number and half sold below it. Because it is not skewed by unusually high or low sales, it offers a stable benchmark for evaluating overall pricing trends.

When reviewing this chart, consider changes over time, property types included in the sales mix (Single Family Residential), and seasonal fluctuations in demand

Average Price Per Square Foot

Price per square foot helps normalize value comparisons across homes of different sizes. This metric is often used to evaluate relative value between neighborhoods, changes in buyer willingness to pay for space, and long-term price trends across the market

Because property sizes vary widely in Twin Peaks, price-per-square-foot trends can provide additional insight beyond overall sale prices.

Sales Activity

The homes sold metric represents completed transactions within the selected timeframe. This number reflects actual buyer activity and provides insight into how many properties are successfully closing.

Tracking sales volume over time can help reveal broader demand patterns within the Twin Peaks Market.

Sales Volume

Sales volume represents the total dollar value of all closed transactions during the reporting period. This metric reflects overall economic activity within the housing market.

Changes in sales volume can occur due to shifts in both price levels and transaction counts.

Market Pace

Average Days on Market (DOM) measures how long homes typically remain listed before going under contract.

Shorter marketing periods may indicate stronger demand or competitive pricing, while longer timelines can suggest increased inventory, buyer caution, or price adjustments.

Monitoring DOM trends helps illustrate how quickly properties are moving through the market.

Market Balance Indicators

Absorption rate estimates how quickly existing inventory would sell based on recent sales activity. It is commonly expressed as months of supply. This metric helps provide context around overall market balance by comparing how many homes are available and how quickly they are selling

Changes in absorption trends can reflect shifts in buyer demand or listing supply.

Understanding the Twin Peaks Market

No single metric fully defines the housing market. Instead, market conditions are best understood by reviewing multiple indicators together.

For example:

  • Inventory and homes sold help illustrate supply versus demand
  • Median price and price per square foot reflect value trends
  • Days on market reveals the pace of transactions
  • Absorption rate helps indicate overall market balance

When viewed collectively, these indicators provide a clearer understanding of Twin Peaks real estate conditions.

Local Market Context

Twin Peaks’ housing market is shaped by its identity as a quiet mountain community with a mix of cabins, vacation properties, second homes, and year-round residences surrounded by forested hillsides. Buyer decisions here are often influenced not just by square footage or price, but also by privacy, neighborhood setting, tree cover, lot characteristics, and proximity to nearby mountain amenities. Factors that commonly influence buyer decisions in the area include:
  • Proximity to Lake Arrowhead, Blue Jay, and surrounding communities
  • Views, tree cover, privacy, and mountain setting
  • Access to local shops, dining, hiking, and outdoor recreation
  • Full-time living versus second-home or vacation-home use
  • Winter access, road conditions, parking, and property maintenance considerations
These lifestyle factors often play an important role alongside traditional housing metrics. Readers can also explore the broader Twin Peaks community guide for more local context.

Nearby Real Estate Market Reports

Explore current real estate market reports for Twin Peaks and nearby mountain communities. These reports break down home prices, sales activity, days on market, and housing supply so readers can better understand how the local market is performing.

The following local reports can highlight housing trends across Twin Peaks and surrounding communities, including median home prices, inventory levels, days on market, and buyer demand.

CityHomes SoldMedian Sale PriceAvg Days on Market
Arrowhead Woods Market Report97$675,00079 days
Crest Estates10$1,676,00046 days
Crestline Market Report72$390,00079 days
Lake Arrowhead Market Report121$635,00080 days
Rimforest Market Report1$480,00055 days

The table above is provided by MLS Genie™ using data from CRMLS® and MRCAOR® local REALTOR® listing feeds. Trend indicators are based on the last 90 days compared to the previous 90 days.

FAQs for the Twin Peaks Housing Market in 2026

What are the current Twin Peaks housing market trends

As of July 11, 2026, the Twin Peaks housing market is showing signs of a Buyer Market, with 12.0 months of inventory and 393 active listings currently on the market. Over the last 90 days, 98 single-family homes closed at a median price of $670,000 ($393/sqft), taking a median of 80 days to sell. Sellers are achieving a 96.7% sale-to-list ratio, and 9.2% of homes sold above asking — so well-priced homes still attract strong buyer interest even as supply and selling times run higher.

Months of supply measures how long it would take to sell all current listings if no new homes were added to the market.

  • 0–4 months: Seller’s market
  • 4–6 months: Balanced market
  • 6+ months: Buyer’s market

This metric helps explain whether housing inventory in Twin Peaks is tight or abundant, which can influence pricing and negotiation leverage

The sale-to-list price ratio compares the final sale price of homes to their original listing price.

  • A ratio near or above 1.00 suggests homes are selling close to or above asking price.
  • A ratio below 1.00 indicates buyers are negotiating lower prices.

This metric helps reveal how competitive the Twin Peaks housing market currently is.

Days on market (DOM) measures how long homes typically take to sell after being listed.

Shorter selling times usually indicate strong buyer demand, while longer times can suggest slower market activity or increased inventory. Monitoring DOM helps both buyers and sellers understand current housing market momentum.

Price per square foot measures how much buyers are paying relative to the size of a property. This metric helps compare values between different homes and neighborhoods, making it useful for identifying pricing trends in the Twin Peaks housing market.

New listings represent the number of properties that entered the market during a specific time period. An increase in new listings may signal growing inventory, while fewer new listings can indicate limited housing supply, which may place upward pressure on prices.

Homes sometimes sell above the original asking price when buyer demand is high or when multiple buyers compete for the same property. In markets with limited inventory, competitive offers may push prices higher than the original listing price.

The Twin Peaks housing market report is updated regularly (generally every 24 hours depending on feed uptime) using MLS data feeds. Market indicators and charts reflect the most recent available information to help buyers and sellers stay informed about current real estate trends.