What Sellers Need to Know About the Windsor Market in 2026.
Windsor is one of the strongest seller's markets in Sonoma County right now — and most people do not realize it. While Healdsburg has been softening and Santa Rosa has been sluggish, Windsor has been quietly moving. Inventory is tight, days on market are running at 39 days, and in the spring of 2026 we saw homes close at 103% of list price. That is not a fluke. It is a market with more qualified buyers than available homes.
The buyers choosing Windsor in 2026 are a specific group: families who have done the research on Windsor Unified and want in, Bay Area commuters who have run the numbers on the SMART train, and buyers who looked seriously at Healdsburg and decided the value equation in Windsor made more sense. These are motivated, informed buyers — and they are not waiting around.
Jonathan Bruington has family roots in Windsor and has been selling here for years. David Hargreaves covers both markets actively and understands exactly how Windsor sits in the buyer's mind relative to Healdsburg and Santa Rosa. We live and work in this market. When we tell you what your home is worth and how to position it, we are telling you from the inside.
Windsor and Healdsburg are 10 minutes apart. Right now they are telling very different stories — and Windsor's is the one sellers want to be in. Inventory is tight, buyers are qualified, and homes priced correctly are generating competition.

In 2026, the average Windsor home closed close to list price. There are simply not enough homes for the buyers looking — which means a well-priced, well-presented Windsor property should not sit.
rental by the next owner. If your home does qualify it could potentially sell for a premium if marketed correctly. Most agents do not know how. We do.
No pressure, no scripts. A real 30-minute conversation about your property, your timeline, and what the Windsor market is telling us right now.
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