ZIP 91360 median closed price$999,000
323 closed sales in the published window
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ActiveCurrent listing rows
27 Active homes appear in this weekly activity snapshot.
Coming SoonComing Soon status
2 public Coming Soon rows appear in this snapshot.
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15 published price-cut rows are available for review.
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13 Pending or Active Under Contract rows appear in this snapshot.
Closed-sale financingConventional
306 closed sales stated this financing type in the published twelve-month sample.
Public market snapshot as of September 22: 27 Active rows in this snapshot, 15 price changes, and 4 public status changes shown below. Thin or unavailable categories remain empty; the city page carries the available public listings.
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Newbury Park
Once its own stagecoach-route settlement built around Egbert Starr Newbury's 1874 land purchase, most of Newbury Park was unincorporated county land annexed into Thousand Oaks through the late 1960s and 1970s; it now makes up roughly 40 percent of the city's total land area, more than any other district.
Dos Vientos
A 2,350-unit master-planned development in westernmost Newbury Park approved by the Thousand Oaks City Council in April 1988, built over a former ranch whose two 1930s barns are Ventura County Historical Landmark No.
North Ranch
Unincorporated county land until Thousand Oaks approved its annexation in January 1973, North Ranch borders Oak Park, a neighboring unincorporated community whose voters have repeatedly declined annexation into the city.
- 486 Raindance StreeteXp Realty of Greater Los Angeles Inc.Coming SoonView propertyWatch
- 560 Timberwood AvenueKeller Williams Westlake VillageActive Under ContractView propertyWatch
- 1271 La Jolla DriveHuggins HomesSoldView propertyWatch
- 1711 Tiburon CourtProperty Management RealtySoldView propertyWatch
Public status-change rows for Thousand Oaks, as of September 22, 2026. I follow these closings myself — some of these buyers I know, a few were my clients; the names are for Vault members.
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ZIP 91360 median price per sq ft$537
Closed-sale median, not a subject-property valuation
Most common stated financing bucketConventional
306 closed sales in the published sample
Closed-sale inputs as of September 22, 2026. Financing bucket from closed sales as of September 22, 2026. Loan terms, property taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance are intentionally not estimated here.
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