Housing Market 2027: 10 California Cities Where Home Prices Will Crash Next

Housing Market 2027: 10 California Cities Where Home Prices Will Crash Next
Is the California housing market headed for a crash in 2027? Zillow’s latest forecast ranks five California markets among the 15 weakest in America, and those five are only the beginning.
In this video, we count down 10 California cities where home prices are most likely to fall in 2027, using the latest data from Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, and the California Association of Realtors.
From Silicon Valley to the Central Valley and the North Coast, home values are dropping, inventory is rising, and sellers are cutting prices. Each city on this list has its own story: tech layoffs in San Jose, wildfire insurance costs in Santa Rosa, a flood of new listings in Stockton, a collapsing cannabis economy in Ukiah, and the weakest home price forecast in the entire state in Chico.
If you own a home in California, you’re thinking about buying, or you’re planning to sell or retire, these are the California real estate markets to watch in 2027.
In this video:
-Why some California home prices are falling while others keep rising
-Zillow’s 2027 home price forecasts for California cities
-Where inventory, days on market, and price cuts are rising fastest
-How layoffs, insurance costs, and new construction are affecting home values
-What it could mean for California homeowners, buyers, and sellers next year
Do you live in or near one of these cities? Are homes on your street sitting longer, or are sellers cutting prices? Tell us in the comments.
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Data sources include Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, the California Association of Realtors, and Cotality. Forecasts are estimates and can change. This video is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
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