Bay Area real estate: home prices, rents and housing market data by city, with links to the original data and reporting.
High mortgage rates and thin inventory are keeping entry-level buyers on the sidelines, while homes priced at $6.5 million and up are selling faster, according to NBC Bay Area reporting.
Redfin's median slipped 1.5% from a year ago while Zillow's index rose 4.8%; sales jumped.
Homes sold for 15% over asking on average as San Francisco posted one of the Bay Area's sharpest price gains.
Oakland prices are roughly flat to slightly up, but bidding is intense: the average home sells about 12% over list.
San Jose is one of the few big Bay Area cities where prices are slipping, and homes are taking slightly longer to sell.
Berkeley has the most aggressive bidding in this Bay Area roundup, with homes getting about six offers.
Fremont posted the steepest annual price drop of the Bay Area cities in this roundup.
Palo Alto remains the priciest city in this roundup, with prices steady and homes moving fast.
Sales volume fell 12% in San Mateo even as homes kept selling above list.
The county median was $1.88 million, down 4% from a year earlier, on 726 sales.
The countywide condo and townhome median was $852,500 on 262 sales, with an average of 42 days on market.
San Francisco led with a 14.9% jump; Fremont and San Jose fell. Here is the full comparison.
Hayward's median sale price was $831,000 in the three months through September, down 2.3% from a year earlier, per Redfin. Fewer homes sold, but they sold faster.
Walnut Creek's median sale price was $848,000 in the three months through September, down 2% from a year earlier, per Redfin. Homes now take about a week longer to sell.
Santa Rosa's median sale price was $715,000 in the three months through September, down 1.5% from a year earlier, per Redfin. Homes are selling about two weeks faster than last year.
Redwood City's median sale price hit $1.9 million in the three months through September, up 8.3% from a year earlier, per Redfin. Homes sold in about two weeks, roughly 5% over asking.
The island city of Alameda saw a $1.2 million median sale price in the three months through September, up 9% from a year earlier, per Redfin. Homes typically sold about 9% over list.
Pleasanton's market cooled this fall. The median sale price fell 3.5% to $1.5 million, sales dropped 17%, and the typical home sold for about 2% below its list price, according to Redfin.
Daly City's median sale price rose 1.6% to about $1.12 million in the three months through September 2026, and homes sold in about 18 days, around 8% over list price.
Napa's median sale price slipped 2.4% to about $830,000 in the three months through September 2026. Homes took about 54 days to sell and typically went for 2% below list.
Concord's median sale price slipped 2.7% to about $720,000 in the three months through September 2026, but homes still drew about three offers and sold in around 28 days.
San Rafael's median sale price rose 17.9% to about $1.3 million in the three months through September 2026, and September sales jumped 36% from a year earlier, according to Redfin.
Richmond's median sale price slipped 3.4% to about $580,000 in the three months through September 2026, but homes still sold in about 27 days and around 4% over list.
Livermore's median sale price fell 5.8% to about $1.06 million in the three months through September 2026, yet homes sold in about 19 days, faster than a year ago.
Mountain View's median sale price rose 9.7% to about $1.84 million in the three months through September 2026, and homes sold in about 12 days, typically 4% over asking.
Sunnyvale's median sale price rose 4.1% to about $1.88 million in the three months through September 2026, with homes getting about four offers and selling 5% over list.
Petaluma's median sale price rose 3.9% to about $915,000 in the three months through September 2026. Homes took about 28 days to sell and closed around 2% over list.
Vallejo's median sale price fell 5.7% to about $500,000 in the three months through September 2026, while the number of homes sold rose and homes sold slightly under list.
San Leandro's median sale price edged up 1.4% to about $850,000 in the three months through September 2026, and homes sold in about 16 days, much faster than a year ago.
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Milpitas' median sale price fell 9.4% to about $1.29 million in the three months through September 2026, and nearly 30% of listings had a price cut.
Cupertino's median sale price was about $2.85 million in the three months through September 2026, down 6.9% from a year earlier, but homes still sold in about 13 days.
San Ramon's median sale price rose 2.8% to about $1.45 million in the three months through September 2026, while the number of homes sold fell about 21%.
Novato's median sale price rose 5.7% to about $1.0 million in the three months through September 2026, and 141 homes sold in September, up 37% from a year earlier.
Antioch's median sale price was about $592,000 in the three months through September 2026, up 1.7%, and 61% of homes sold above list price.
South San Francisco's median sale price rose 7.2% to about $1.23 million in the three months through September 2026, with homes drawing about five offers each.
Dublin's median sale price fell 8.2% to about $1.2 million in the three months through September 2026, and homes took about 44 days to sell, 10 days longer than a year ago.
Santa Clara's median sale price was about $1.64 million in the three months through September 2026, nearly flat from a year ago, and homes drew about three offers each.
Campbell's median sale price was about $1.83 million in the three months through September 2026, down 3.2%, and the median home took 31 days to sell, up from 17.
Fairfield's median sale price fell 5.6% to about $600,000 in the three months through September 2026, while 248 homes sold in September, up about 14%.
Menlo Park's median sale price rose 4.5% to about $2.95 million in the three months through September 2026, and homes sold in about 16 days, down from 21 a year earlier.
Los Altos' median sale price rose 11.9% to about $4.62 million in the three months through September 2026. Homes sold in a median nine days, typically about 8% over asking.
Los Gatos' median sale price fell 3.4% to about $2.44 million in the three months through September 2026, and sales dropped by nearly a third from a year earlier.
Saratoga's median sale price slipped 2.4% to about $3.86 million in the three months through September 2026, while the number of homes sold rose 41.5% from a year earlier.
Burlingame's median sale price was about $2.66 million in the three months through September 2026, down 3.1%, but homes sold for 107% of list price on average.
San Carlos' median sale price rose 11.4% to about $2.48 million in the three months through September 2026. Homes got about six offers on average and sold in 10 days.
Castro Valley's median sale price was about $1.14 million in the three months through September 2026, roughly flat, but homes sold in 16 days, down from 27.
Danville's median sale price rose 6.6% to about $1.8 million in the three months through September 2026, and 141 homes sold in September, up from 121.
Union City's median sale price rose 2.7% to about $1.22 million in the three months through September 2026, but the typical home sold right at list price in about 25 days.
Pittsburg's median sale price was about $590,000 in the three months through September 2026, up 1.2%, but more than a third of listings had a price cut.
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Gilroy's median sale price was about $1.07 million in the three months through September 2026, down 2.2% from a year earlier, while the share of homes with price cuts fell almost 7 points.
Pacifica's median sale price was about $1.28 million in the three months through September 2026, up 0.5%, and 94 homes sold in September, up 39% from a year earlier.
Morgan Hill's median sale price fell 2.0% to about $1.28 million in the three months through September 2026, and about 41% of homes had a price drop, up nearly 9 points.
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Brentwood's median sale price fell 3.9% to about $745,000 in the three months through September 2026, but 204 homes sold in September, up 30% from a year earlier.
Martinez's median sale price rose 5.1% to about $820,000 in the three months through September 2026, and homes drew about four offers on average.
Mill Valley's median sale price fell 19.6% to about $1.85 million in the three months through September 2026, yet homes sold in a median 17 days, a week faster than a year ago.
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Foster City's median sale price was about $1.3 million in the three months through September 2026, down 23.1% from a year earlier on Redfin, while Zillow's typical-home value rose 2.1% to about $1.85 million.
Belmont's median sale price was about $2.3 million in the three months through September 2026, up 3.3% from a year earlier, and Redfin says homes get about four offers.
San Bruno's median sale price was about $1.2 million in the three months through September 2026, down 5.5% from a year earlier, but homes sold faster and Redfin calls the market very competitive.
El Cerrito's median sale price was about $1.2 million in the three months through September 2026, down 10.2% from a year earlier. Homes still sell for about 21% over list on average, according to Redfin.
Lafayette's median sale price was about $1.9 million in the three months through September 2026, up 1.9% from a year earlier, and homes went pending in about 17 days.
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