The sale record for 6508 Canyon Oaks Drive in Simi Valley follows a newly built home from an original $1,879,990 asking price to a $1,724,990 closing on October 1, 2025. It offers a specific example of how a home's recorded asking and closing prices can differ.
MLS BB25136725 credits Joe Foxx and Rose District as the listing agent and office.
A newly built home enters the market
Built in 2025, the five-bedroom home has 4,758 square feet of living space. It went on the market June 24, 2025 at an original asking price of $1,879,990.
The MLS later records an asking price of $1,829,989, with a price-change timestamp of August 7. The available record does not contain a complete explanation of each pricing decision.
The recorded outcome
The property closed October 1 for $1,724,990. That was $104,999 below the last recorded asking price, approximately 5.74% below it. The MLS reports 71 days on market.
| Milestone | MLS record |
|---|---|
| On market | June 24, 2025 |
| Original asking price | $1,879,990 |
| Last recorded asking price | $1,829,989 |
| Reported days on market | 71 |
| Closing date | October 1, 2025 |
| Sale price | $1,724,990 |
Those figures document the pricing history and sale outcome. They do not establish the seller's costs, incentives or profit, or prove that a price adjustment caused the sale.
Build a plan that can respond to evidence
For a seller considering a pricing review, the useful conversation is specific: which competing homes buyers can choose, what feedback the listing has received and how the proposed price relates to the property's features and condition.
Canyon Oaks is a Simi Valley example. A plan for another property should use relevant local comparisons and keep the asking-price decision separate from the calculation of proceeds after costs.
Request a Simi Valley pricing and marketing review to discuss your property and selling timeline.
Source: Rose District property record, MLS BB25136725, checked September 7, 2026.
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