Live MLS data across 20 metrics for 15 Santa Clara County cities. Updated every 15 minutes with the latest statistics.
You're not buying a region. You're buying a city, a neighborhood, a specific home. The difference between a good deal and a great deal is knowing what the data says before you sit down at the negotiating table. Pull the full picture before you make your move.
Get Your Personalized Buyer Brief| City | Avg Price | DOM | S2L | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunnyvale | $2.11M | 36 | 107.1% | Hot |
| Cupertino | $3.08M | 35 | 106.3% | Hot |
| Mountain View | $2.39M | 33 | 105.5% | Hot |
| Santa Clara | $1.72M | 34 | 105.2% | Hot |
| Palo Alto | $4.12M | 29 | 104.5% | Hot |
Campbell
Updated May 2026
Cupertino
Updated May 2026
Gilroy
Updated May 2026
Los Altos
Updated May 2026
Los Altos Hills
Updated May 2026
Los Gatos
Updated May 2026
Campbell active inventory is up. Los Gatos sale-to-list is running over 100%. Palo Alto is in a different gear entirely. A buyer brief built from the right city pulls together the trend, the negotiation room, and the price-per-square-foot benchmark that actually applies to your decision. Generic averages tell you nothing about the home you'll bid on next month.
Milpitas
Updated May 2026
Monte Sereno
Updated May 2026
Morgan Hill
Updated May 2026
Mountain View
Updated May 2026
Palo Alto
Updated May 2026
San Jose
Updated May 2026
Santa Clara
Updated May 2026
Saratoga
Updated May 2026
Sunnyvale
Updated May 2026
Buyers and sellers who used the same MLS data you're looking at right now.
Across 15 Silicon Valley cities, listings are turning over fast at strong prices. If you've owned for more than three years, the equity picture has likely shifted enough to put new moves on the table. Get a current valuation before the next rate decision moves the floor.
Every city gets a monthly downloadable market report with the same data you see on this page, packaged for print, agents, and lenders. Pulled straight from MLSListings Inc.
15 Santa Clara County cities active today. Three additional counties on deck.
I built this entire data platform because I believe buyers and sellers deserve transparent, real-time market intelligence, not guesswork. Every chart on every city page comes from the same MLS feed I use to advise my clients. The difference between a good deal and a great deal is knowing what the data says before you sit down at the table.
The questions Timothy hears most about Silicon Valley market data.
Value depends on your criteria. For price-per-square-foot, Gilroy and Morgan Hill offer the most space for the dollar. For appreciation potential, check the year-over-year price changes on each city card above. For ultra-luxury, Los Altos Hills, Saratoga, and Monte Sereno consistently lead in average sale price.
It depends on the city. Cities with sale-to-list ratios above 103% are firmly seller's markets. Those near or below 100% are moving toward balanced. Click into any city above to see the full 5-year trend data.
Active listing counts and market stats refresh every 15 minutes via a direct feed from MLSListings Inc. The 5-year trend charts update daily. Monthly PDF market reports generate on the first of each month.
This platform pulls directly from the MLSListings Inc. RESO feed, the same system agents use to list and sell homes. Our 15-minute refresh cycle means you see new listings, price changes, and status updates faster than any consumer portal.
Yes. The city-level data on this page is the starting point. Timothy can drill down to your specific neighborhood, street, and price bracket with a custom comparative market analysis. Schedule a 15-minute strategy call to get started.
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