Published · By Jeff Brick, 2026 SDMLS President
Thinking about selling your home? If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it. As we approach the busy spring season, the latest February 2026 data for Bonita (91902) and Chula Vista-Eastlake (91913) shows a market that is lean, fast-moving, and ready for new listings.
Whether you own a spacious detached home or a low-maintenance condo, here is the breakdown of what’s happening in your neighborhood.
The Recap: Bonita (91902)
Bonita remains a highly sought-after area with steady value, though buyers are seeing fewer choices lately.
Detached Homes (Single Family)
- Active (Inventory): There are currently 15 homes on the market, which is down 28.6% from last year.
- Pending (In Escrow): 8 homes went under contract this February.
- Solds (Closed): 9 homes sold last month with a solid median price of $1,240,000.
- The Vibe: Sellers are getting nearly their full asking price (97.7%), but homes are taking a bit longer to sell, averaging about 57 days on the market.
Attached Homes (Condos/Townhomes)
- Active: Only 6 properties are available.
- Pending: 3 properties are currently in escrow.
- Solds: While no attached units closed exactly in February, the year-to-date median price has jumped a whopping 36.4% to $630,000.
The Recap: Chula Vista – Eastlake (91913)
Eastlake is seeing some interesting shifts, especially in the condo market where prices are climbing despite a drop in total sales.
Detached Homes (Single Family)
- Active (Inventory): There are 37 homes available for sale.
- Pending (In Escrow): 12 homes went under contract in February.
- Solds (Closed): 8 homes sold with a median price of $977,000.
- The Vibe: Demand is still high here—sellers received 100.6% of their original list price on average.
Attached Homes (Condos/Townhomes)
- Active: Inventory is tight with only 29 properties available, a 54.7% drop from last year.
- Pending: 20 properties are currently in escrow.
- Solds: 13 units sold last month. Even though sales are down, the median price rose 13.1% to $720,000.
Why Now is the “Sweet Spot” to Sell
You might hear people say, “Wait for the spring flowers to bloom to list your home.” While spring is the busiest time for buyers, the pre-spring window (right now!) is often the smartest time for sellers. Here’s why:
- Be the Only Choice: In both Bonita and Eastlake, the “Inventory of Homes for Sale” has dropped significantly compared to last year. If you list now, you aren’t competing with the wave of houses that hit the market in April and May. You are the main attraction.
- Serious Buyers are Out: People searching in February and early March aren’t “window shoppers.” They are often motivated by tax refunds, job transfers, or a desire to be settled before the new school year.
- The “Supply and Demand” Win: In Eastlake, the supply of condos is down over 54%. In Bonita, single-family inventory is down over 28%. When supply is low and demand is steady, you have more leverage as a seller to get the price and terms you want.
Bottom Line: The data shows that prices are holding strong (or rising!), but there simply aren’t enough houses for the people who want to live here.
FAQ
What is the median home price in Bonita 91902?
In February 2026, 9 detached homes sold in Bonita (91902) with a median price of $1,240,000, and sellers received 97.7% of their asking price. The year-to-date median for Bonita condos and townhomes jumped 36.4% to $630,000.
How long are homes taking to sell in Bonita?
In February 2026, detached homes in Bonita (91902) averaged about 57 days on the market, with 15 homes for sale, down 28.6% from the year before.
What is the median home price in Eastlake Chula Vista 91913?
In February 2026, 8 detached homes sold in Chula Vista-Eastlake (91913) with a median price of $977,000, and sellers received 100.6% of their original list price on average. Eastlake condos and townhomes had a median of $720,000, up 13.1%.
Is now a good time to sell a home in Bonita or Eastlake?
In February 2026, single-family inventory in Bonita was down over 28% and Eastlake condo supply was down over 54% from the year before. Listing in the pre-spring window means you are not competing with the wave of homes that hits the market in April and May.
