San Fernando weekly desk note
San Fernando saw 3 price cuts, 0 new listings and 1 status change this week — down from 7 last week, as of September 22, 2026.
San FernandoCaliforniaWeek of September 21, 2026
The week in San Fernando
What moved, what dropped and what changed hands in San Fernando, read the way an inspector reads a house.
The San Fernando file →The largest reduction on the desk was 1967 8th Street — down $46,000, from $945,000 to $899,000, listed by JohnHart Real Estate.
1 listing changed status: 1 back on market. The brokerage on every row below is the listing brokerage on the record, not ours.
That is the week, address by address. What any one of these rows means for a house on the same street is the question the file answers next.
On the streetA San Fernando street of the kind this week's rows sit on. Illustrative — not a photograph of any address listed below.
This week on the desk
- 10901 LAUREL CNY BLVD #209GoTo Real Estate SolutionsBack on market▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ VaultWatch
- 1967 8th StreetJohnHart Real EstateCut $46,000▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ VaultWatch
- 11477 Amboy AvenueKeller Williams Realty A.V.Cut $20,001▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ VaultWatch
Bought by: I follow these closings myself — some of these buyers I know, a few were my clients. The names are for Vault members; everything else on the row is open.
Week of September 21, 2026. Listing brokerage shown on each row; the buyer's name stays behind the Vault.
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San Fernando saw 3 price cuts, 0 new listings and 4 status changes this week — up from 6 last week, as of September 20, 2026.
NeighbourhoodDowntown / San Fernando Mall
A roughly 60-block, 185-acre historic core centered on San Fernando Road and Maclay Avenue, built up after the Southern Pacific Railroad arrived and San Fernando became the San Fernando Valley's first incorporated city in 1911.
NeighbourhoodLópez Adobe District
Centered on Valentin López's 1882-83 two-story adobe at Maclay Avenue and Pico Street, one of the two oldest private residences in the San Fernando Valley and the site of the valley's first general store and English-language school; listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
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