The East Bay market continues to demonstrate strong demand, particularly in the single-family home segment. With a median DOM of around 10 days, homes are moving quickly, suggesting that buyers are actively competing for well-priced properties.

The East Bay market showed the strongest activity in the Single Family segment last month. With 116 closed sales, a median sold price of $900,000, and a median of just 9 days on market, detached homes clearly moved faster and in greater volume than attached housing. This suggests buyers remained most responsive to Single Family opportunities across the area.

The East Bay housing market—covering Castro Valley, Hayward, San Leandro, and San Lorenzo—continues to show solid demand, particularly for single-family homes. With 96 closed sales in the detached home category and a median sold price of $906,500, this segment remains the core of market activity. Homes are moving quickly as well, with a median of just 12 days on market, indicating that well-priced listings are still attracting strong buyer attention.

Last month’s East Bay data highlights a market still anchored by Single Family homes, which continue to sell quickly across all cities. Castro Valley stands out with the highest median sold price, reinforcing its appeal to buyers prioritizing schools and long-term value. Hayward remains the most active market by volume, benefiting from relatively accessible pricing and central location.

Last month’s East Bay housing market showed clear strength in the single-family segment, which accounted for the majority of closed transactions and maintained relatively short selling timelines. Castro Valley continued to command the highest median sold prices, reflecting strong buyer demand for higher-end homes.

Over the last month, the East Bay single-family segment clearly sets the tone for the market. With 136 closed single-family sales out of 165 total sold/closed transactions, detached homes account for more than 80% of all closings. The median sold price for single-family homes sits at $909,000 with a median of 15 days on market, pointing to a market where buyers are active and well-priced homes do not linger for long.

In the last month across the East Bay, the market remained vibrant with 217 closed sales against 190 pending and 311 active listings. Single-family homes continue to anchor activity with a median sold price of $918,500 and a median DOM of just 15 days across 186 closings—highlighting sustained buyer demand. Townhomes and condos, while fewer in number, reflected moderate absorption with medians of $710,000 and $462,500 respectively.

The East Bay housing market held strong momentum through the past month, marked by 207 closed sales and 209 pendings—a sign of continuous absorption and stable buyer confidence. Single-family homes dominated sales with a $882K median price and a swift 17-day median DOM across 170 transactions, underscoring strong demand at accessible price points.

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The East Bay market shows a diverse mix of pricing and pace among its cities. Single-family homes (DE) posted a median of $929,500 with 20 days on market, showing consistent buyer demand. Townhouses and condos lagged, with medians of $810,000 and $475,000 but DOM stretching past 30 days, signaling slower absorption in those segments.

East Bay saw 180 SF closings at $925K/16d; 17 townhouses at $750K/29d; 15 condos at $548K/45d. Hayward led volume; active listings (327) vs. pendings (176) indicate buyer choice.

JUN 2025: East Bay Market Update