The Anaheim Hills Housing Market: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know
By Brett Hickman, NMLS #2010859, DRE #01843823 · Numbers updated October 16, 2026
Market numbers
Anaheim Hills home sales, September 2026
In September 2026, 17 homes sold in Anaheim Hills. The median sold price was $1,155,000. Half of them were on the market 12 days or less.
What the numbers say
- At September's pace, the 51 homes for sale would sell in about 3 months. That favors sellers: there are more buyers than homes. Good homes get offers fast, so buyers do best with a pre-approval in hand before they tour.
- The middle home sold for its full asking price or more.
- The median home sold for $1,155,000, under Orange County's 2026 loan limit of $1,249,125. A loan up to that limit is a standard (conforming) loan.
Based on information from California Regional MLS (CRMLS) as of October 16, 2026, homes listed in Anaheim Hills. Houses, condos and townhomes. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Anaheim Hills is part of the city of Anaheim: hillside neighborhoods on the east side, mostly houses, with some condos and townhomes. It's a small market, so one month can swing. Look at a few months together.
If you're buying
Get a home insurance quote early. Hillside homes near open land can cost more to insure, and the lender needs the policy in place before closing. It's a quick call that saves a surprise later.
Many neighborhoods here have an HOA. Ask for the dues and what they cover before you write an offer.
If you're selling
Views, lot and updates move the price a lot here, so two homes on the same street can sell far apart. Price off the closest recent sales, and watch days on market. If buyers are taking longer, price to stand out.
The loan side
Many homes here fit a standard loan, including the higher limit Orange County gets. Bigger homes can need a jumbo loan, which has its own rules.
Text me the home you like. I'll check the payment with the insurance and HOA included, so your offer is built on real numbers.