Aerial view of homes and surrounding hills from Zac Wasserman's Simi Valley guide

Simi Valley Real Estate & Homes for Sale

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Simi Valley real estate, with a plan built around you. Explore homes, get to know your options, and take your next step with Zac Wasserman, RE/MAX ONE.

Zac Wasserman · REALTOR® · RE/MAX ONE · CA DRE# 02210760 · 805.212.9147

Three-month market snapshot

Simi Valley.
by the Numbers.

July–September 2026

Three months ending September 2026
Simi Valley · All home types

Simi Valley’s median home sale price was $814,612 across all home types in July–September 2026, with 267 closed sales, according to Redfin’s Simi Valley Housing Market report (source checked October 22, 2026). These figures describe that reporting period; they are not current listing prices or a valuation of an individual home.

Median sale price

$814,612 Middle sale price across the three-month period

Homes sold

267 Closed sales across the three-month period

Median days on market

48 days Median listing-to-contract time

Average sale-to-final-list

99.1% Sale price relative to final asking price

A Wider View of the Market

Three months of activity help put individual sales in context. The citywide median reflects the mix of homes sold; location, condition, and current competition still shape your own comparison.

From Numbers to Your Next Move

On average, sales closed at 99.1% of the final asking price in this period. That is a market benchmark—not a promise about any home’s value or the discount a buyer can negotiate.

Source: Redfin Simi Valley Housing Market, all home types, three months ending September 2026. Source checked October 22, 2026. Based on Redfin calculations of MLS and/or public-record data. This is a dated snapshot, not live inventory.

How to read this snapshot

Redfin uses rolling three-month windows for city-level data. All home types includes single-family homes, condos/co-ops, townhomes, and 2–4-unit multifamily properties. Days on market measures listing-to-contract time for homes that went under contract during the period; it is not cumulative MLS time for closed sales. The sale-to-list figure averages each sold home’s sale price divided by its final asking price. Read Redfin’s methodology.

For homes available now, ask Zac for a Simi Valley shortlist matched to your priorities.

July–September 2026 context: Across the reported sales, the average sale-to-final-list ratio of 99.1% was 0.9% below the final asking price; it does not predict the outcome for a particular home.

Explore the current market

Homes for Sale
in Simi Valley.

Browse current residential listings from participating MLS brokerages. Check each home’s status; results can include homes already under contract. Open a home for photos and details, or ask Zac to help compare your favorites.

Listing results are supplied by Flexmls IDX and refresh from the MLS when loaded. Homes may be listed by other brokerages. Availability can change; confirm status and property details before making plans. Use the full-search button for more room and to browse on mobile. A property inquiry does not subscribe you to Zac’s marketing emails.

Get to know your options

Simi Valley Neighborhoods.
Your Kind of Home.

A neighborhood is a starting point. The right fit comes down to the actual address, floor plan, daily routes, and total cost of ownership.

Wood Ranch

Wood Ranch is a master-planned community in southwest Simi Valley, arranged around Wood Ranch Golf Club. Compare its individual tracts, floor plans, and association obligations; golf access and amenities should be checked separately.

Planned communitiesProperty-by-property
Look closely at: lot, layout, and any HOA obligations.

Big Sky

Big Sky offers a master-planned hillside setting in northern Simi Valley. Compare tract layouts, outdoor space, and the actual route to your regular destinations, along with any property-specific views and ongoing costs.

Hillside settingsFloor-plan choices
Look closely at: usable yard, views, and ongoing costs.

Bridle Path

Compare equestrian-oriented properties with your needs for outdoor space, upkeep, and everyday access. Review what is permitted on the specific lot before planning horse facilities or other improvements.

Equestrian considerationsLot-specific rules
Look closely at: HOA documents, permitted uses, and property maintenance.

Texas Tract

The Texas Tract takes its name from its Texas-themed streets, with its original development dating to the early 1960s. Compare original floor plans with remodeled homes, especially the layout, systems, and usable lot area.

Established neighborhoodLayout & updates
Look closely at: renovation permits, home systems, and usable outdoor space.
More Simi Valley neighborhoods

Indian Hills

Explore the northeast Simi Valley foothills around Alamo Street and Yosemite Avenue. Indian Hills includes several tracts, so compare the actual home, street, and association documents rather than treating the area as one uniform community.

East Simi ValleyIndividual tract details
Look closely at: lot features, condition, and any property-specific HOA obligations.

Silverthorne

Include Silverthorne in your comparisons around upper Yosemite Avenue in northeast Simi Valley. Its hillside setting makes lot orientation, usable outdoor space, and property-specific views useful points to compare.

Hillside comparisonsLot & orientation
Look closely at: yard usability, slope, maintenance, and insurance options.

Sinaloa Highlands

Look around Sinaloa Road south of Royal Avenue for Sinaloa Highlands in southwest Simi Valley. This established area offers detached-home comparisons where original layouts, later improvements, and usable outdoor space deserve a closer look.

Home-by-home comparisonSpace & improvements
Look closely at: property condition, renovation history, and total ownership costs.

Santa Susana Knolls / the Knolls

Explore the Knolls in the greater Simi Valley area. This community includes unincorporated Ventura County addresses; confirm jurisdiction and address-specific requirements as part of your search.

Greater Simi ValleyVerify jurisdiction
Look closely at: road access, utilities, permits, insurance, and the responsible jurisdiction.

Central, East & West Simi

Use these broad area labels to organize your tours, then compare actual streets, renovation history, lot size, and your daily routes. They are not individual subdivisions.

Also Comparing Condos & Townhomes?

These property types are found across Simi Valley. Compare private space, shared amenities, parking, and maintenance responsibilities alongside HOA dues, rules, and assessments.

Neighborhood and tract names are search starting points, not surveyed boundaries. Central, East, and West Simi are broad area labels. Features, boundaries, and HOA details vary by property. Verify the information that matters for each address.

Let’s narrow down your Simi Valley shortlist

Your home-search brief

The everyday Daily routes · layout · work space
The possibilities Outdoor space · room to gather · future plans
The practical Budget · upkeep · timing

The bigger picture

More Than a Bedroom Count.

The most useful shortlist starts with how you want to live. Bring your must-haves, your nice-to-haves, and the tradeoffs you are willing to make.

Share your price range, preferred timeline, and the details that matter most.

Explore local education

Simi Valley
School Directory.

Explore public and private K–12 options in Simi Valley and the surrounding area. Open a school link for programs, admissions, and current grade offerings.

Start with the property’s exact address. Use the Simi Valley Unified district resources to verify the specific home’s assigned schools. A nearby campus does not guarantee attendance eligibility. Confirm boundaries and enrollment with the district; charter, private, and specialized programs have separate admissions processes.

SVUSD Elementary Schools

School links

District-listed elementary campuses

Middle, High & Independent Study

School links

District-listed secondary schools and programs

Private Schools

School links

Independent and religious K–12 options

Checked October 26, 2026 using SVUSD school finder and individual school sites. Nearby and non-traditional programs are identified where relevant. Confirm current grades, programs, and admissions directly. California school directory: additional school and program records

Around the community

What’s Happening
in and around Simi Valley

Explore upcoming community events from Visit Simi Valley. Times are shown in Pacific time. Confirm dates, admission, and any changes with the organizer before making plans.

 

Events are supplied by Visit Simi Valley, not organized by ZacSellsCA. If the calendar is unavailable or no events appear, check the official events calendar .

From exploring to a clear plan

Your Next Move, Made Manageable.

01 / DEFINE

Start with Your Priorities.

Share your goals, timing, and must-haves. Buyers can discuss financing with a lender; sellers can start with a review of their home.

02 / COMPARE

Look at the Details.

Compare actual properties, condition, costs, and current competition. Build a focused search or a practical preparation plan.

03 / MOVE FORWARD

Make Informed Decisions.

Work through offers, terms, disclosures, and inspections with a clear view of your next steps and timeline.

Plan my Simi Valley move with Zac

Questions, answered

Simi Valley
Real Estate FAQs

Still working through the details?
Ask Zac your question

Where should I start my Simi Valley home search?

Start with your budget, preferred property type, and daily routine. Then compare a few areas and homes in person. I can help you build a shortlist based on the priorities you share.

How do I find out what my Simi Valley home is worth?

Request a home value report and compare recent nearby sales with your home’s condition, improvements, layout, and lot. A review of active competition helps put those sales in context.

What should I check when buying in Santa Susana Knolls?

The existing neighborhood guide identifies unincorporated Ventura County addresses in the greater Simi Valley area. For a specific property, confirm jurisdiction, permits, road access, utilities, and insurance before making plans. Confirm the responsible agencies and requirements for the specific address with the County of Ventura before making plans.

How do I confirm schools for a Simi Valley home?

Start with the exact property address and the SVUSD school finder and enrollment resources. A nearby campus does not guarantee enrollment, and private or specialized programs may have separate admissions processes.

What should I compare in Wood Ranch and Big Sky?

Compare actual homes, floor plans, usable outdoor space, daily routes, and total ownership costs. Review property-specific HOA documents and amenities separately; the neighborhood name alone does not establish what a purchase includes.

Are all events in this guide inside Simi Valley?

No. The Visit Simi Valley feed also includes nearby communities, including Moorpark. Check the event’s venue and the organizer’s current details before making travel plans.

Your Local Real Estate Resource

About Your Local Agent

Zac Wasserman is a REALTOR® with RE/MAX ONE, CA DRE# 02210760, serving the Conejo Valley, Ventura County, and the San Fernando Valley. Contact Zac to discuss your plans for buying or selling in Simi Valley.

805.212.9147 · Tell Zac About Your Plans

Office: 30699 Russell Ranch Rd #100, Westlake Village, CA 91362.

Your next chapter starts with a conversation

Let’s Make
Your Move.

Buying, selling, or putting the pieces together? Tell me where you are now and where you would like to go.

A useful first message: your goal, Simi Valley area, and ideal timeline.

Zac Wasserman, REALTOR with RE/MAX ONEYour Simi Valley
real estate resource
Zac Wasserman REALTOR® · RE/MAX ONE
CA DRE# 02210760
Call Zac 805.212.9147 Thinking about selling? Start with your home’s value

The local perspective

Keep Exploring. Move with Context.

Explore Simi Valley living, seller considerations, and a dated look at local prices. These guides connect the wider market with the questions buyers and homeowners ask most.

Market reports reflect the period named in each article. Prices, inventory, and mortgage rates may have changed since publication.

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