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Santa Monica 90402 Home Prices Reach All-time High

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The median sales prices for single-family homes in Santa Monica (90402) has reached an all-time high in February 2018, coming in at $3,995,000.  Prices are up a whopping 83% since the lows reached in February 2010, when the median home price was $2,187,500. 

Check out the graphs below for pricing trends in Santa Monica 90402.

(Top graph) SANTA MONICA 90402 | 10-Year Median Sale Prices – Single Family Residences

(Bottom graph) SANTA MONICA 90402 | 10-Year Average Price Per Square Foot – Single Family Residences

The record sale for Santa Monica 90402 was located at 1525 San Vicente Blvd and closed in March of 2014 for $24,500,000.

Riviera Country Club Trophy Estate on 1.3 Acres
Original List Price: $34,995,000
Closed Sale Price: $24,500,000

Listing Agent: Drew Fenton, Hilton & Hyland
Photography Courtesy of Drew Fenton

All property data taken from CRMLS for select West Los Angeles areas for the time period January 1 through March 14, 2018.  Single Family Residences only. Information is deemed accurate but not guaranteed.

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