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Short answer: Not significantly, but we are seeing a shift in pricing strategy and seller expectations. This week’s report shows: What does this tell us?Home

If you’ve lived in San Jose for a while, you know this pattern: spring arrives, flowers bloom, and like clockwork, the real estate market begins

If you’ve been keeping an eye on San Jose real estate lately, you’ve probably noticed something interesting: more homes are popping up, but the best

If you’ve been waiting for the San Jose market to catch its breath, this might be your moment. Not a slowdown, but a subtle shift.

This week in San Jose, the market shows a steady, balanced rhythm. Median list prices hover in the high $1.6M to $1.7M range, with pricing

This week, San Jose’s market remains firmly in a strong seller’s stance. The median list price sits at $1,600,000 and the Market Action Index (MAI)

This week, San Jose’s median list price dipped slightly to $1,692,000, a modest shift that signals the market has reached a steady equilibrium rather than cooling

San Jose’s single-family home market continues to show strength as we move through February 2026. The median list price this week sits at $1,700,000, holding steady while

As of mid-February 2026, the San Jose single-family home market continues to operate in a strong seller’s market, though rising inventory is beginning to give

As we head into early February 2026, the San Jose 95123 single-family home market remains strong, supported by low inventory and steady buyer demand. While

As January 2026 progresses, the San Jose single-family home market is showing early signs of cooling, while remaining firmly in seller’s market territory. Prices have

As we move into early 2026, the Campbell real estate market remains highly competitive, continuing to favor sellers thanks to limited inventory and steady buyer