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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.

These are the largest markets we carry. Every city we hold homes in is listed separately, with its count.

Where each city sits

The bar is the middle 50% of active asking prices — a quarter of homes list below it and a quarter above. The tick is the median. Every city is on the same scale, so the widths are directly comparable.

Most expensive right now: Pebble Beach, Los Altos, Saratoga.

Tap any column heading to rank cities — lowest $/sqft, freshest inventory, most price cuts.

San Francisco

1 city · 61 active listings · median $1.1M

Middle 50%
San Francisco61$1.1M$800K–$1.8M$9021,2752515%25%

East Bay

4 cities · 182 active listings · city medians $688K–$1.2M

Middle 50%
Fremont89$1.1M$899K–$1.5M$7591,4373139%16%
Hayward39$899K$689K–$1.2M$5251,6475936%10%
Newark28$1.2M$999K–$1.4M$7041,6982432%25%
Oakland26$688K$499K–$725K$4681,3515727%15%

Peninsula

7 cities · 340 active listings · city medians $999K–$2.8M

Middle 50%
San Mateo97$1.2M$677K–$1.9M$8971,4003032%28%
Redwood City74$1.6M$1.2M–$2.6M$1,2111,4371523%28%
Menlo Park39$2.8M$1.6M–$5.2M$1,5631,8501718%28%
Pacifica36$1.4M$1.1M–$1.8M$8571,6731711%33%
San Carlos34$1.4M$1.0M–$2.4M$1,0351,2613044%24%
Half Moon Bay31$2.0M$1.4M–$2.8M$8232,4483039%26%
South San Francisco29$999K$919K–$1.4M$7941,2001814%28%

South Bay

13 cities · 1,781 active listings · city medians $1.2M–$3.8M

Middle 50%
San Jose905$1.2M$849K–$1.7M$7841,4902527%15%
Los Gatos126$2.0M$1.4M–$3.4M$9092,2105149%14%
Santa Clara99$1.5M$749K–$1.9M$9011,3801930%29%
Morgan Hill91$1.4M$1.0M–$1.9M$5932,2095239%12%
Sunnyvale89$1.5M$1.1M–$2.6M$9671,6211923%35%
Gilroy77$1.4M$1.1M–$1.8M$5222,3715544%8%
Milpitas70$1.2M$890K–$1.5M$7701,5122421%26%
Mountain View70$1.6M$1.0M–$2.9M$1,0201,5711723%43%
Campbell62$1.6M$999K–$2.0M$8571,5964237%14%
Palo Alto62$3.0M$1.7M–$5.5M$1,6341,7251918%32%
Cupertino59$2.6M$1.6M–$3.9M$1,2061,7652322%25%
Saratoga39$3.2M$2.2M–$5.3M$1,3252,7154433%18%
Los Altos32$3.8M$1.8M–$6.4M$1,6692,4763119%41%

Santa Cruz & Monterey

14 cities · 927 active listings · city medians $807K–$4.8M

Middle 50%
Santa Cruz125$1.5M$900K–$2.5M$8451,6453842%15%
Carmel110$2.5M$1.5M–$4.6M$1,1702,0656946%2%
Hollister104$807K$710K–$920K$4162,0944745%8%
Salinas89$809K$695K–$1.2M$5411,6566545%10%
Aptos83$1.4M$1.1M–$1.9M$8111,6426746%4%
Watsonville76$895K$665K–$1.3M$5831,4885549%9%
Monterey63$1.2M$849K–$1.9M$7551,5126856%13%
Carmel Valley51$1.6M$1.3M–$2.4M$7592,4167639%6%
Pebble Beach46$4.8M$2.0M–$10.0M$1,3023,2565935%4%
Marina40$1.3M$1.1M–$1.4M$5352,3806045%3%
Boulder Creek38$849K$599K–$1.2M$4581,9127158%8%
Pacific Grove35$1.9M$1.4M–$2.8M$1,0721,8848766%3%
Capitola34$1.4M$888K–$1.7M$1,0231,2344950%—
Scotts Valley33$1.5M$1.1M–$2.0M$7271,9826155%6%

Beyond the Bay

1 city · 26 active listings · median $525K

Middle 50%
Sacramento26$525K$438K–$588K$2981,6394735%8%

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.