The Tri-Valley dataset contained 276 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes formed the largest segment, with 216 closed sales, a median sold price of $1,641,250, and a median market time of 17.5 days.

The Tri-Cities dataset contained 156 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes formed the largest segment, with 111 closed sales, a median sold price of $1,500,000, and a median market time of 14 days.

The South Bay dataset contained 789 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes formed the largest segment, with 550 closed sales, a median sold price of $1,900,000, and a median market time of 12 days.

The Mid-Peninsula dataset contained 198 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes accounted for 177 transactions, with a median sold price of $2,500,000 and a median market time of 10 days. Townhouses recorded 21 sales, a median sold price of $1,532,000, and a median DOM of 15 days. No condo records appeared in the dataset.

The Lamorinda dataset contained 52 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes accounted for 47 of these transactions, with a median sold price of $1,850,000 and a median market time of 13 days.

The East Bay dataset contained 143 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes formed the largest segment, with 111 closed sales, a median sold price of $990,000, and a median market time of 14 days.

Central Contra Costa recorded 200 qualifying sold or closed listings with valid sold prices. Single-family homes represented the largest segment, with 108 closed sales, a median sold price of $939,000, and a median market time of 15 days. Townhouses recorded 14 sales, with a median sold price of $862,500 and a median DOM of 16 days. Condos accounted for 78 sales and had a median sold price of $450,950, while their 30.5-day median DOM was the longest among the three property t

The Tri-Valley housing market remained active over the past month, with 276 closed sales, 539 active listings, and 229 pending properties, reflecting continued buyer demand across the region.

The Tri-Cities market continues to show healthy activity, with 304 active listings, 178 closed sales, and 141 pending properties, indicating steady inventory turnover and ongoing buyer demand.

The South Bay housing market remained exceptionally active over the past month, recording 860 total closed sales, including 599 single-family homes, 124 townhouses, and 137 condominiums. Detached homes continued to lead the market with a median sold price of $2.0 million and a median of just 13 days on market, demonstrating sustained buyer demand despite elevated home values.

The Mid-Peninsula housing market continued to demonstrate exceptional strength over the past month, recording 230 closed residential sales, of which 212 were single-family homes. Detached homes achieved a median sold price of $2.50 million while selling in a median of only 10 days, reflecting continued demand across this highly desirable region.

The Lamorinda housing market continued to demonstrate strong performance over the past month, driven primarily by the single-family segment. A total of 55 homes closed, including 52 single-family residences, highlighting the area's continued preference for detached homes.

The East Bay housing market remained active over the past month, with 153 closed residential sales across all property types. Single-family homes continued to dominate the market, accounting for 123 transactions, with a median sold price of $920,000 and a median market time of just 14 days, demonstrating sustained buyer demand.

The Central Contra Costa housing market remained active over the past month, with 226 total closed transactions across all residential property types. Single-family homes continued to dominate buyer demand, representing 129 closed sales and reaching a median sold price of $985,000 while selling in a median of 14 days. This suggests that well-priced detached homes continue to attract buyers relatively quickly.

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The Tri-Valley housing market remained active over the past month, with 313 total closed sales, including 234 single-family homes, 44 townhouses, and 35 condominiums. Detached homes continued to dominate buyer demand, posting a median sold price of $1.7 million while selling in a median of just 14 days.

The Tri-Cities housing market remained active over the past month, with 197 total closed sales, including 142 single-family homes, 25 townhouses, and 30 condominiums. Detached homes continued to dominate buyer demand, achieving a median sold price of $1.545 million while selling in a median of just 12 days.

The South Bay housing market remained exceptionally active over the past month, with 702 single-family homes closing—far outpacing the 123 townhouses and 135 condominiums sold. Detached homes continued to attract the strongest buyer demand, selling in a median of just 11 days while achieving a median sold price of $1.98 million.

The Mid-Peninsula housing market remained exceptionally competitive over the past month, with detached homes continuing to dominate activity. A total of 255 single-family homes closed, while townhouses accounted for only 16 sales, and no condominium sales were recorded in the provided dataset.

Lamorinda continued to demonstrate the strength of its luxury housing market over the past month. Detached homes dominated market activity, with 73 single-family sales accounting for nearly 90% of all closed transactions. Homes continued to move quickly, reaching a median of just 10 days on market, reflecting sustained buyer demand for well-priced properties.