Met Condo Market Update - November 2026

Data retrieved November 4, 2026, 3:14:04-3:14:08 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

This November edition reports October 1-31 closed sales, with August-October context. Inventory is a separate November 4 snapshot; it is not a reconstruction of October 31.

October results at The Met

The defined Met feed query returned five closed condominium listing records for October. Their median closing price was $470,000, and their median reported days on market was 59. Five sales are a small sample: differences in unit size, layout and condition can materially affect the monthly figures.

For context, August 1-October 31 contains 13 closed condominium listing records, with a median closing price of $500,000 and median reported days on market of 57.

All five October and all 13 August-October records had eligible prices and days-on-market values; none was excluded from these medians for a missing or invalid value. The percentage is the median of each sale's closing price divided by its final reported list price, not its original asking price. Days on market is the reported field, not a recomputed cumulative marketing period.

October includes two one-bedroom and three two-bedroom sales. August-October includes three one-bedroom, eight two-bedroom and two three-bedroom sales. October is included in the longer period, so these are overlapping samples, not independent before-and-after periods. Their different medians do not establish appreciation or depreciation for your condo.

Inventory snapshot - November 4, 2026

At the retrieval interval, the defined feed query returned 23 Active condominium listing records. Their median asking price was $499,000, using all 23 positive reported asking prices. Asking prices are seller proposals, not completed-sale values.

A zero means no record was returned for that status in this scoped feed query. It does not prove there are no such properties in the entire market. Active Under Contract and Pending are separate statuses and are not completed sales. Listings can change status or price after retrieval; this snapshot is not live inventory.

What this means for your selling plan

Start with comparable units rather than the community median. Review your bedroom count, actual layout, condition, exposure and competing listings, then identify which recent closed sales are most similar. A five-sale monthly sample cannot set a reliable price or predict how quickly your own condo will sell.

Use the Met seller page and sale preparation guide to organize the next steps. Keep current association and transaction document questions alongside your marketing plan.

Contact Alex for a property-specific review of your Met condo and timing.

Scope and source

The query covers the accepted 16 residential building addresses at The Met Warner Center in Woodland Hills. The association office, unrelated buildings and Residential Lease listings are excluded. Records are counted once by their unique listing key. All 36 returned records were classified as Condominium; no duplicate keys, repeated address/unit groups or missing unit identifiers were found. The 36 records comprise 13 August-October closes and 23 Active records; the five October closes are included within those 13.

Counts were reconciled with separate period and status queries. This verifies the selected available feed records, not complete MLS coverage or final reporting. Late entries and subsequent corrections may affect later reports. The original October 2026 edition retains its own reporting periods and historical October 4 cutoff.

Based on information from California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc., retrieved November 4, 2026, at 3:14 p.m. Pacific Standard Time through Cotality Trestle. Underlying data, including measurements and area calculations, comes from multiple sources and is not verified by the broker or MLS. Independently review all information for accuracy. Properties may be listed by other offices or agents; this report does not claim that Alex represented these sales.