As of November 1, 2026, 120 homes list an open house for November 7 and 8, and 96 hosted homes have at least one weekday session between Monday, November 2 and Friday, November 13. Tuesday carries most of them: 85 of the 130 weekday sessions fall on that day.

These are Sunday numbers. When I pulled the list on November 1, 2026, the weekend list was still thin, because Los Angeles posts most of its open houses during the week. That same morning 2,014 homes had a Sunday session, against 120 for November 7 and 8.

• Pulled November 1, 2026 at about 9:16 AM from the public feed for all 32 city pages, counted by unique home and not by session.
• November 7 and 8: 120 homes, with 0 self tour, 8 builder and 112 hosted resale. The builder count is a brokerage name match, so treat it as a rough figure.
• Saturday has 72 homes and Sunday has 85. The median across the non self tour homes is $1,170,000 and $635 per square foot.
• Top cities: Los Angeles 62, Long Beach 7, Santa Clarita 6, Pasadena 6, then Lancaster and Pomona with 4 each.

Saturday and Sunday Start Times

Saturday peaks at 1 PM with 29 hosted sessions, and a smaller wave of 20 starts at 11 AM. Sunday has one peak, 1 PM with 42. If I were planning Saturday, I would use the 11 AM wave for the first stop and save the 1 PM group for a second one nearby, since Sunday’s single 1 PM block leaves less room to change the order. The Saturday and Sunday comparison covers how the two days differ across the county, and the October 17 and 18 report shows the same weekend a few weeks ago.

Weekday Sessions on the List

The 96 homes carry 130 weekday sessions. By day, Tuesday has 85, Friday 15, Thursday 12, Wednesday 11 and Monday 7. Most start at 11 AM (67) or 10 AM (31), and 99 of the 130 run 2 to 3 hours. Another 29 run 6 to 7 hours, so a few weekday sessions are long windows and not single showings.

Of the 96 homes, 75 are in the City of Los Angeles, and Pomona has 4. Their median asking price is $1,550,880, above the $1,149,900 median for the full November 1 list. The brokerages that appear most are Compass with 17 homes, Christie’s International Real Estate SoCal with 10 and Keller Williams Beverly Hills with 7.

The feed does not say who a session is for. A Tuesday late morning cluster on higher priced City of Los Angeles listings looks like the weekday preview pattern, but that is my reading and not something the data states. If I had a Tuesday morning free, I would check the listing remarks or ask whether that session is open to the public before driving over. For 77 of the 96 homes there is also a weekend session, so a Tuesday is an extra window for most of them and not the only one.

Spotlight on Whittier

Whittier has 1 open house for November 7 and 8 so far, which is fewer than 3. It is 6019 Alta Ave, asking $1,850,000 for 6 bedrooms and 3,345 square feet. The Sunday picture is much larger: 34 Whittier homes had a session on November 1, out of 35 on the 14 day list, all hosted. That list has a median of $799,900 and $570 per square foot. The Living in Whittier guide has the city’s housing and commute details.

The two nearest cities are just as quiet for the weekend. Pico Rivera has 1, at 9413 Havenwood St, asking $729,000 for 2 bedrooms and 1,078 square feet. Downey also has 1, at 8618 Stewart And Gray Rd, asking $409,000 for 2 bedrooms and 794 square feet. The pattern is a Sunday heavy list that has not yet been posted for the following weekend, and the count should move once agents add sessions.

Month So Far

This is the first report of November, and November’s first snapshot is not in yet. It runs Wednesday, November 4, so there is no November count to give. October’s four Wednesday snapshots of the 14 day list show the trend into the month.

• October 7: 1,005 homes. October 14: 1,011. October 21: 914. October 28: 811.
• Median across non self tour homes in the November 1 pull: $1,149,900 and $677 per square foot.
• Median in the October 14 pull: $1,099,000 and $649 per square foot.

The November 1 pull was a Sunday and the October 14 pull was a Wednesday, so counts from the two are not comparable, and the medians are. The median is up $50,900 and $28 per square foot between the two pulls. The full city list shows each place as agents post it.

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