Madera County Real Estate Market Update - Week of November 17-23, 2025
CRMLS Matrix | Stars and Stripes Realty
As we head into Thanksgiving week, the Madera County real estate market continues to show strong activity and promising movement across several key communities. This week’s data reveals new listings, pending activity, steady closings, and positive pricing adjustments—confirming that buyers remain active and motivated, while sellers continue to benefit from a balanced yet opportunity-rich market environment.
Whether you’re planning a future move or simply keeping an eye on local real estate trends, here’s what you need to know about this week’s market performance.
Source: CRMLS Matrix
Fresh inventory gives buyers more opportunities to find the right home—and this week delivered solid activity:
Coarsegold leads the way with 4 new active listings, showing continued demand for this highly desirable foothill community known for spacious lots and scenic views.
Oakhurst added 2 new listings, a great advantage for buyers looking to be close to Yosemite or seeking established neighborhoods with strong resale value.
North Fork and Raymond each posted 1 active listing, proving that even smaller communities are offering new choices for buyers seeking privacy and open space.
For buyers wanting to secure a home before the new year—or position themselves for 2026—these new listings bring timely opportunities.
Homes are still moving, and this week shows that buyers are acting decisively:
Oakhurst, Coarsegold, and North Fork each recorded 1 new pending/under-contract property.
This signals a confident pool of buyers who aren’t slowing down for the holidays. For sellers, this is a clear message: serious buyers are still out there—and they’re ready to write offers now.
Closing activity remained healthy and encouraging:
Coarsegold had an impressive 4 closed sales, further proving its momentum as one of the most active communities in the region.
Oakhurst added 1 closing, contributing to its steady and reliable market performance.
High closing numbers heading into late November indicate that demand remains strong and that buyers are completing their transactions even as the holiday season approaches.
Price adjustments are often misunderstood, but in reality, they create opportunities:
Coarsegold and Ahwahnee each posted 1 price change, helping keep listings competitive and appealing to active buyers.
For buyers, these adjustments can mean improved affordability.
For sellers, they’re strategic tools that increase buyer interest and shorten time on market.
If you're thinking of selling, the timing is better than many expect:
✨ Inventory remains moderate—your home won’t have heavy competition.
✨ Buyers are motivated to lock in purchases before year-end.
✨ New listings are still moving into pending status quickly.
✨ Closed sales show buyers are following through and completing deals.
Listing during the holiday season can often mean more visibility and more serious buyers.
Many buyers think the best deals come in January—but that’s not always the case:
✔ New listings this week show sellers are still pricing competitively.
✔ Pending activity proves homes are moving—waiting may mean missing out.
✔ Lower competition during the holidays can work in buyers’ favor.
✔ Attractive areas like Coarsegold, Oakhurst, and North Fork currently offer a great mix of new listings, recent closings, and stable pricing.
If you want to secure a foothill or mountain home near Bass Lake, Yosemite, or the Sierra foothills, this is the perfect time to explore your options.
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