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What's Your Pacific Palisades Property Worth?

Since the January 2025 fire, Pacific Palisades has become two markets in one. Standing homes in the Riviera, the Huntington, Marquez Knolls, the Highlands, the Alphabet Streets and along the bluffs are still valued the traditional way: condition, view, lot and location. Vacant lots and fire-damaged parcels trade on a different logic entirely: lot size, zoning, the status of debris removal and permits, and what a finished home would be worth once rebuilt. An online estimate that blends the two will be wrong in both directions. A local valuation keeps them separate.

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Why Pacific Palisades Sellers Work With Antonio

• Standing home or lot, priced on the right comps. I separate lot sales from home sales so your price reflects what your property actually is.
• Rebuild-or-sell clarity. Real numbers for both paths, without pressure in either direction.
• Full-service marketing. Professional photography, targeted online exposure, and MLS syndication so your property reaches the builders, investors and end buyers active in the Palisades right now.
• Clear communication. You will always know where your sale stands and what comes next.
• Licensed & accountable. California DRE #01927866, Epique Realty, Inc.

Selling in Pacific Palisades: What to Know

By mid-2026 the Palisades had become one of the most active pockets on the Westside. Redfin's July 2026 figures showed 61 closed sales in the month, roughly double the year before, with a median sale price around $3.2 million and about two months on market. Hundreds of parcels are listed at any given time, and builders and investors have been buying a large share of the lots, so lot sellers are usually negotiating with experienced buyers who know the rebuild math. Standing homes remain scarce and draw buyers who want to live in the Palisades now rather than in two or three years. Whichever you own, the sellers who do best are the ones who price to their own category, disclose clearly, and present the property well.

Pacific Palisades Home-Selling FAQs

What's my Pacific Palisades lot worth after the fire?

Lot values in the Palisades depend on the section of the neighborhood, lot size, view, zoning, and whether debris removal and permitting are complete. I price lots against recent lot sales in your specific area, not against a neighborhood-wide average that blends lots with finished homes.

Should I rebuild or sell?

That is a personal decision, and I will not push you either way. What I can do is put real numbers next to each option: what your lot or home would bring today, what comparable rebuilt homes are selling for, and what the current timeline looks like, so you can weigh it with your insurance and tax advisors.

Can I sell while my insurance claim or rebuild permits are still in process?

Many owners do. How the claim, any approved plans, and permit status are handled in the sale has to be disclosed and structured correctly, and I coordinate with your insurance and legal advisors so nothing is left open.

How much does it cost to sell in the Los Angeles area?

Typical seller costs include the commission, escrow and title fees, and any agreed repairs or concessions. I will prepare a personalized net sheet so you see your estimated proceeds before you commit.

How long does it take to sell in Pacific Palisades?

Standing homes that are priced right are moving in roughly two months as of mid-2026. Lots take longer because there are far more of them on the market at once, which makes pricing discipline and presentation matter even more.

Ready to find out what your Pacific Palisades home or lot could sell for? Get your free valuation or call or text me at (818) 381-9977.

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