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🏡 November 2025 Bay Area Market Newsletter: A Balanced Market with Rising Luxury Momentum

  • Yvonne Yang
  • Nov 26
  • 2 min read
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As we move into the final stretch of 2025, the Bay Area real estate market continues to show balance — cooler than last year’s frenzy, yet still active and competitive.


While 2024 was an exceptionally heated year, this fall’s trends reveal a more sustainable pace. Buyer activity, pricing, and inventory have all settled into a steady rhythm — but the luxury segment across the East Bay, South Bay, and Peninsula has noticeably heated up.


In fact, luxury home sales have reached their highest levels in years.


📊 County Highlights: October 2025


Santa Clara County: Still Strong and Competitive


Santa Clara County continues to lead the Bay Area in buyer activity and strong offers.


  • Median Price: $1.95M (↓ 2% YoY)

  • Sales: Slightly up

  • Median Days on Market: 10 days

  • Pending Ratio: Highest point in 6 months — the strongest in the Bay Area


💡 Homes priced well are moving fast, especially in prime Silicon Valley neighborhoods.


San Mateo County: Luxury and Top School Districts in Demand


The Peninsula continues to shine, fueled by high-end properties and top-tier school zones.


  • Median Price: $2.19M (↑ 9.5% YoY)

  • Sales Volume: Up 15.5%

  • Median Days on Market: 12 days


💡 Luxury buyers are returning in full force, with strong competition in Burlingame, Hillsborough, and Menlo Park.


Alameda County: Luxury Market Reaches New Highs


Alameda County remains a favorite among move-up buyers and professionals looking for value without leaving the Bay Area.


  • Median Price: $1.275M (↑ 0.7% YoY)

  • Sales Volume: Slightly down overall

  • Median Days on Market: 14 days

  • Luxury Sales: Highest October on record


💡 The high-end segment is driving market energy across Oakland, Berkeley, and Pleasanton.


✨ Quick Take: The Bay Area Market Isn’t Cold — It’s Balanced


For Buyers:

Lower mortgage rates and slightly higher inventory are creating better opportunities for negotiation before competition ramps up again in 2026.


For Sellers:

With a solid pricing strategy and strong marketing, well-presented homes are still selling quickly — often over asking.


Luxury strength across all three counties is a key trend to watch heading into the new year.


🎉 October–November Highlights


  • 5 Homes Closed

  • 🏠 3 Homes Currently in Contract


If you’d like to see how your city or neighborhood performed, I’d be happy to prepare a custom market report tailored to your area.


📩 Contact me for your personalized Bay Area housing data snapshot today!


Written by Yvonne Yang, Top Bay Area Realtor®.








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