Timing the Real Estate Market: The Next 3 Years in the San Diego Market

Join Matt Battiata of The Battiata Real Estate Group for an informal discussion about the future of the San Diego real estate market while enjoying wine, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres.

Using historical market cycles, current statistical data, affordability trends, inventory levels, buyer psychology, and factoring in the impact of artificial intelligence, Matt will discuss where the San Diego housing market is likely headed over the next 3–5 years — and what homeowners should be thinking about now.

Topics will include:

● Historical San Diego real estate cycles and corrections

● Is the San Diego market overdue for a correction or poised for a meteoric rise?

● How buyer sentiment & Psychology (“the Moodometer”) impacts the market

● Affordability challenges facing today’s buyers

● The pending impact of AI on the San Diego real estate market

● Why many of today’s buyers are increasingly coming from outside San Diego

● Should baby boomers buy, sell or hold?

● Strategies sellers can use to maximize value in a changing market

Matt Battiata has over 26 years of real estate experience, has sold over 2,000 homes and over $1 billion in real estate, and has consistently been recognized among the top real estate agents in San Diego for more than 25 years. He is the CEO of The Battiata Real Estate Group, has trained thousands of real estate agents throughout his career, and has published two books on real estate. Matt also appears frequently on local television and radio news programs as a real estate market expert and was featured in the book Billion Dollar Agent by Steve Kantor.

Whether you are considering selling, downsizing, relocating, investing, or simply want to better understand where the market may be headed, this informal evening discussion is designed to provide valuable insight into one of the most important financial decisions homeowners face.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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