Gerald Perino September 30, 2025
As we move through the second half of the year, Alameda County’s housing market continues to reflect strong demand and limited supply—hallmarks of a competitive seller’s market. Here’s a closer look at the data and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Months Supply of Inventory: 2.25
Anything under 3 months is considered a seller’s market. With so few homes available, sellers continue to benefit from high demand and favorable terms.
Monthly Change in Inventory: -11%
The short-term dip has tightened buyer options even further.
12-Month Change in Inventory: +1%
While the long-term data shows a slight increase, it hasn’t been enough to ease overall competition.
Median Days on Market: 21
Homes are going under contract in about three weeks on average. This pace gives buyers a reasonable window to complete inspections and financing but still reflects strong interest from buyers.
Sold to List Price Ratio: 103%
Most homes are selling above their asking price, indicating multiple-offer situations remain common.
Median Sold Price: $1,050,000
This figure reflects steady property values in Alameda and sets realistic expectations for both buyers and sellers.
For Sellers: Low supply and strong demand put you in a favorable position. Pricing your home strategically can help attract multiple offers and maximize your return.
For Buyers: Be prepared to act quickly, and budget above the asking price to stay competitive. Working with a local expert can help you navigate this fast-moving market.
At Rise Homes, we specialize in helping clients succeed in the dynamic Bay Area real estate market. Whether you’re considering buying or selling in Alameda County, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
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