Seventy-five days on market is well within normal range for a Southern California market. Many SoCal markets average somewhere in the 60 to 90 day range depending on the season, so a listing sitting around 75 days isn't a red flag by itself. Two things to keep in mind: - Sources measure differently. One portal might show a market in the mid-40s while another shows the 60s for the same area. Don't over-index on a single site's number. - Individual homes have individual reasons. High fire-hazard insurance costs, steep HOA fees, condition, or an ambitious asking price can add weeks without saying anything about the broader market. The better read: compare a specific listing's days on market to the current local median, and check whether it has had price cuts. A home near the median with no reductions is normal. One sitting well past the median with cuts is telling you something about its price or its particulars.