Gerald Perino September 29, 2025
As summer unfolds, Santa Clara’s housing market continues to reflect strong demand, limited inventory, and fast-moving sales. For both buyers and sellers, staying on top of the latest numbers is key to making informed decisions. Here’s what the data tells us about the market right now.
The Months Supply of Inventory sits at 1.57, keeping Santa Clara firmly in seller’s market territory. A balanced market typically has 5–6 months of supply, so this figure highlights the ongoing demand for homes.
While the 12-Month Change in Inventory shows a small increase of +3%, the short-term story is different—inventory actually dropped 16% in the past month. This dip suggests an even more competitive environment for buyers heading into late summer.
The Median Days on Market is just 16 days. Properties are moving fast, leaving little time for buyers to deliberate. Sellers, on the other hand, can expect timely interest and offers once their homes hit the market.
Homes in Santa Clara are selling at an average of 101% of list price. This indicates that buyers are still willing to pay slightly above asking, underscoring the strong demand.
With a Median Sold Price of $1,570,000, Santa Clara continues to reflect its premium market status. This sets expectations for both affordability challenges for buyers and strong returns for sellers.
🟩 Sellers: Low inventory and quick sales mean you’re in a great position to attract strong offers. Listing now could maximize your return.
🟦 Buyers: The market is moving quickly. Having pre-approval in hand and working with an experienced local agent is essential to stand out.
At Rise Homes, we help you navigate Santa Clara’s competitive market with confidence. Whether you’re buying your dream home or selling for top dollar, our team provides the expertise and strategy you need.
📞 Call us today at (650) 293-0158
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