Bay Area market stats

Computed from live MLS inventory, grouped by region and updated hourly. Medians beat averages here: one $20M estate can’t skew them.

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San Francisco

1 city · 39 active listings · median $1.1M

			Middle 50%
San Francisco	39	$1.1M	$699K–$1.6M	$880	1,040	33	21%	15%

East Bay

3 cities · 164 active listings · city medians $700K–$1.2M

			Middle 50%
Fremont	76	$1.2M	$907K–$1.6M	$759	1,490	36	49%	8%
Hayward	49	$940K	$799K–$1.3M	$520	1,938	47	33%	10%
Oakland	39	$700K	$549K–$850K	$454	1,430	55	31%	3%

Peninsula

7 cities · 313 active listings · city medians $1.1M–$2.7M

			Middle 50%
San Mateo	80	$1.2M	$685K–$1.7M	$889	1,372	48	44%	10%
Redwood City	71	$1.7M	$1.1M–$2.6M	$1,054	1,555	27	28%	31%
Menlo Park	44	$2.7M	$1.5M–$3.7M	$1,292	2,042	15	9%	18%
Pacifica	37	$1.3M	$950K–$1.6M	$860	1,467	33	38%	14%
Foster City	29	$1.3M	$1.1M–$1.9M	$887	1,530	43	21%	10%
Daly City	27	$1.1M	$995K–$1.4M	$745	1,443	19	15%	33%
Belmont	25	$1.9M	$1.2M–$2.4M	$1,043	1,936	23	28%	24%

South Bay

13 cities · 1,709 active listings · city medians $1.0M–$4.0M

			Middle 50%
San Jose	892	$1.0M	$690K–$1.6M	$723	1,405	65	53%	7%
Los Gatos	113	$1.9M	$1.4M–$3.0M	$822	2,280	63	43%	9%
Morgan Hill	104	$1.5M	$1.0M–$2.1M	$587	2,538	57	42%	14%
Gilroy	80	$1.3M	$999K–$1.7M	$525	2,317	53	40%	18%
Santa Clara	79	$1.5M	$749K–$1.9M	$897	1,373	36	34%	9%
Mountain View	70	$1.6M	$900K–$2.0M	$1,026	1,384	35	27%	13%
Sunnyvale	68	$1.4M	$898K–$2.3M	$911	1,552	42	24%	27%
Campbell	64	$1.7M	$1.3M–$2.0M	$900	1,536	60	48%	14%
Milpitas	57	$1.2M	$849K–$1.6M	$750	1,530	27	32%	16%
Cupertino	55	$2.6M	$1.3M–$3.9M	$1,308	1,640	29	24%	29%
Saratoga	48	$4.0M	$2.8M–$5.8M	$1,437	3,200	47	27%	13%
Palo Alto	48	$2.5M	$1.7M–$4.2M	$1,416	1,620	43	21%	10%
Los Altos	31	$3.5M	$2.4M–$5.4M	$1,858	1,806	37	19%	29%

Santa Cruz & Monterey

15 cities · 928 active listings · city medians $769K–$4.4M

			Middle 50%
Santa Cruz	109	$1.6M	$1M–$2.6M	$879	1,645	62	43%	7%
Hollister	106	$789K	$679K–$920K	$409	1,902	50	48%	12%
Carmel	99	$2.7M	$1.6M–$4.7M	$1,218	2,001	79	41%	5%
Salinas	96	$850K	$670K–$1.1M	$500	1,735	57	49%	7%
Aptos	91	$1.4M	$1.0M–$1.9M	$778	1,688	58	47%	7%
Watsonville	68	$910K	$650K–$1.5M	$600	1,464	46	34%	15%
Monterey	64	$1.2M	$805K–$1.9M	$758	1,529	51	53%	6%
Marina	51	$1.1M	$915K–$1.4M	$535	2,061	50	43%	8%
Carmel Valley	47	$1.5M	$1.2M–$2.2M	$725	2,314	68	43%	6%
Scotts Valley	40	$1.3M	$909K–$2.0M	$635	1,883	42	33%	10%
Pebble Beach	39	$4.4M	$2.3M–$10.5M	$1,273	3,570	76	36%	10%
Boulder Creek	34	$769K	$599K–$999K	$496	1,630	68	47%	6%
Pacific Grove	33	$2.0M	$1.5M–$2.6M	$1,126	1,836	63	58%	12%
Seaside	26	$946K	$749K–$1.5M	$696	1,578	74	54%	4%
Capitola	25	$1.2M	$899K–$1.7M	$1,193	1,000	28	36%	12%

Beyond the Bay

1 city · 25 active listings · median $499K

			Middle 50%
Sacramento	25	$499K	$388K–$540K	$311	1,501	31	32%	16%

Medians and percentiles computed from active listings (samples capped at 500 per city); “Middle 50%” is the 25th–75th percentile list-price range, “Cuts” the share priced below original ask, “New/wk” the share listed within 7 days (“—” where a capped sample can’t estimate it reliably). Sourced from MLSListings data.

“Days listed” is the median number of days since a home’s list date. It says how long the homes on the market today have been listed — not how long a home takes to sell — and a relist doesn’t reset it, so read it as an upper bound.