2025 Q3 Market Report
October 5, 2025
REPORT COMMENTARY
The third quarter of 2025 saw our typical summer slowdown.Β Q3 saw sales trail off to $225.5m USD under contract, down 40% from Q2.Β Unit volume was 239 sold, down 20% from Q2.Β Despite the decline 2025 Q3 has come in as the 3rd highest Q3 in history showing strong demand remains in the market.
Average and Median house prices pulled back again in Q3 driven by reduced volume above $1m USD changing the sales mix.Β The over $1m range declined in volume by $71m.Β All price points above $1m saw declines in dollar and unit volumes apart from the $2m to $5m price point which increased by $3m with 24 sales and a sales dollar volume of $76.7m.Β Sales over $10m trailed off to one sale of $18.9m.
The average Days on Market (DOM) for houses declined from 190 days to 172 days in Q3.Β Condos increased from 138 days to 154 days in Q3.Β Q3 saw a slight tightening of discounts from list price.Β The Average % of List Price increased slightly for houses by 1.8% to 92.4% and Condos increased by 0.7% to 9.35%.
Inventory in Q3 held high with 2,127 houses and condos for sale. Β Condos, both pre-construction and completed, make up 63% of the current inventory by unit volume.Β Completed houses and condos now make up 63% of the current inventory by unit volume. Higher levels inventory represents increased selection for buyers at a time when demand continues to flex.Β An abundance of buyer choices continues to pressure serious sellers to get prices right.Β The current inventory of 2,127 houses and condos this quarter has a dollar value based on list prices of $2,547 Billion US Dollars, which broke down as $1.024 Billion of Condos and $1.523 Billion of Houses.
Price reductions remain a common theme in 2025 as serious sellers and their agents diligently seek their price to sell.Β The price reductions for Q3 2025 were a total of 1,273 for 2025 compared to 1,193 for all of 2024.Β
LOS CABOS MARKET DIRECTION
Buyer interest in the market weakened slightly in Q3 but remains present. Β Combined with robust levels of inventory and accumulating days on market β the market remains a βbuyerβs marketβ.