09/03/2026
What's the Pleasanton market look like? Let's get straight to it and see what has happened in the last 30 Days, and what do the real-time numbers along with the 7 and 90 Day Averages tell us about the Pleasanton Market as of September 3, 2026?
As of today there are 108 Single Family Detached Homes, Townhomes, Condos, and Duets on the market with these homes being on market for a median of 30 days, and an average of 42. Inventory continues to drop and the time on market continues to tick up bit by bit. Could this be due to school starting up again? We'll see more down below. The current median list price for these homes is $1,399,475, which is down from my August check-in.
Over the last 30 Days, the median sales price for a home in Pleasanton was $1,481,500. Not the $100,000 drops we saw in the last two months, but $50,000 essentially here this month. The 48 homes that sold during the last 30 days went for 98.143% of the list price on average. A few more homes sold in the last 30 days than during the August check-in, but with the percentage price coming down by a sliver.
Those 48 homes were on the market for a median of 28 days and an average of 39. The 7 day average is 40 days with a median of 27, and 30 days per the 90 day average with a median of 20. Based on all the time numbers, everything has gone up. Homes are taking a bit longer to sell in Pleasanton than they had earlier this year. The Summer doldrums, sure, and back to school, ok. But even so, this speaks more to a trend forming in Pleasanton. It seemingly isn't enough that buyers are getting killer deals on homes, but the extra time means that a buyer could potentially be a little more discerning with their offers and not have to rush for worry of most homes flying off of the market.
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