According to Compass, 2024 saw some interesting shifts in Marin County’s real estate market. While the median house sales price rose slightly, it remains below the 2022 pandemic peak. Condo prices dropped, and new listings and sales grew, though still below long-term averages. Luxury homes surged, outperforming the broader market, while overbidding slowed, and listings took longer to sell. Economically, despite volatility, stock markets surged, boosting household wealth and consumer confidence. As we move into 2025, expect the spring market to bring renewed energy, especially for real estate, as new year optimism often drives market activity forward.