Median sale price
$1,643,717
-0.7% YoY · $752,837 in California
Half of homes sold for more, half for less.
The median Santa Clara home sold for $1,643,717 in July to September 2026, -0.7% from a year earlier. Homes closed at 103.0% of list on average, and 54% sold above asking.
By Vinura Abeysundara, Head of Growth at TurboHome. Reviewed by Kevin Kretzmer, CalDRE #01997822. Data through September 30, 2026, refreshed monthly.

TurboHome's Buyer Competition Score rolls six Redfin signals into one number for July to September 2026. Higher scores mean more competing offers, faster decisions, and less room to negotiate.
Santa Clara Buyer Competition Score
Competitive
Well-priced homes draw several offers and move quickly.
California scores 43 for comparison
2.1 months vs 3.6 months in California
How long current listings would last at today's sales pace. Under 3 months leaves buyers few options.
-0.7% vs +0.9% in California
Year-over-year change in the median sale price.
103.0% vs 100.2% in California
Average final price as a share of the last list price.
54% vs 33% in California
Share of homes that closed above their original list price.
20 days vs 41 days in California
Median days from listing to accepted offer.
45% vs 32% in California
Share of listings that went under contract within 14 days.
City figures cover a rolling three-month window so small monthly swings do not hide the trend. California comparisons use the latest month.
$1,643,717
-0.7% YoY · $752,837 in California
Half of homes sold for more, half for less.
$1,030
$469 in California
Use it to compare condos, flats, and houses of different sizes.
$1,583,518
Median sale price is $1,643,717
When sale prices run above list prices, sellers are pricing to draw offers.
195
+7.7% YoY
Closed sales across Santa Clara during the period.
191
45% pending within 2 weeks
Homes that accepted an offer and are waiting to close.
245
Homes that came to market in the period
Fresh supply buyers can tour and bid on.
360
Homes for sale at any point in the period
Includes homes that sold quickly during the window.
135
+51.9% YoY
Homes still for sale at the end of the period.
2.1
3.6 in California
Under 3 months usually favors sellers; over 6 favors buyers.
Median sale price moved from $1,655,750 in the period ending September 2025 to $1,643,717 in the period ending September 2026, a drop of 0.7%.
Period ending September 2026
$1,643,717Santa Clara
$752,837California
Start at the $1,643,717 median and today's 7.40% average 30-year fixed rate, then adjust for the homes you plan to tour.
Estimated principal and interest
$9,084/mo
Loan amount $1,312,000. Property tax, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, and mortgage insurance are not included.
Default rate is the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey 30-year average for the week of October 15, 2026. Your rate depends on credit, loan type, and points.
Typical compensation on $1,640,000
$41,000
A traditional buyer's agent keeps this as their commission. TurboHome charges a flat fee and credits eligible compensation above that fee back to you at closing as a TurboHome rebate. Talk to us for the exact number on your price range.
Illustration only. Compensation is negotiable and set in your written buyer agreement. Rebates need lender approval and must be disclosed to your lender and escrow.
Four moves our California agents would make with this month's numbers.
01
Homes closed at 103.0% of list on average. At that ratio, a $1,600,000 listing closes near $1,648,800. Set your search by what homes sell for, then let comparable sales set each offer.
02
45% of listings went pending within 14 days, and the median home sold in 20 days. Review disclosures before offer day so you can write the same week.
03
The city had 2.1 months of supply, with inventory up 51.9% from a year earlier. Compare the neighborhood table below to find areas where homes sell closer to list.
04
At 2.5%, compensation on the $1.64M median home is about $41,093. TurboHome credits eligible compensation above its flat fee back to you at closing.
Prices, pace, and overbids vary block by block. Search for the areas on your list, or sort to find neighborhoods where homes sell closer to asking. Figures cover July to September 2026.
| South 101 | $1,499,580 | +16.3% | $1,037 | 19 | 101.3% | 38 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Santa Clara West Central | $1,494,581 | -19.2% | $936 | 14 | 107.4% | 31 |
| North 101 | $1,149,678 | -12.1% | $782 | 23 | 100.7% | 30 |
| Santa Clara North Central | $1,801,495 | +0.9% | $1,219 | 26 | 102.2% | 28 |
| Santa Clara Southeast | $1,649,538 | -15.4% | $1,180 | 12 | 103.8% | 25 |
| Santa Clara Southwest | $2,134,402 | -15.8% | $1,428 | 31 | 102.8% | 24 |
| Santa Clara East Central | $1,679,529 | +7.3% | $1,079 | 9 | 103.7% | 19 |
* Fewer than 10 sales in the period, so one sale can swing the median. Neighborhood boundaries follow Redfin's definitions.
Santa Clara scores 70 out of 100 on TurboHome's Buyer Competition Score for July to September 2026, which rates it competitive for buyers. The city had 2.1 months of supply, and 54% of homes sold above list price. Under 3 months of supply usually favors sellers.
The median Santa Clara home sold for $1,643,717 in July to September 2026, -0.7% from a year earlier. The median price per square foot was $1,030. That is 2.2 times the California median of $752,837.
Santa Clara homes closed at 103.0% of list price on average in July to September 2026, and 54% sold above their list price. Many sellers list below expected value to draw multiple offers, so the list price is a starting point. A buyer's agent should pull recent comparable sales for each home before you set an offer.
The median Santa Clara home went under contract in 20 days in July to September 2026. 45% of listings were pending within two weeks, so buyers should have a pre-approval and a disclosure review plan before touring.
At the $1,643,717 median price, a 20% down payment, and the 7.40% average 30-year fixed rate, principal and interest come to about $9,105 a month. Property tax, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, and mortgage insurance are extra.
At 2.5%, buyer-agent compensation on the $1,643,717 median home is about $41,093. Compensation is negotiable and is set in your written buyer agreement. TurboHome charges a flat fee and credits eligible compensation above that fee back to you at closing, so talk to us for the number on your price range.
City and neighborhood figures come from the Redfin Data Center and cover rolling three-month periods. California figures are monthly. Mortgage rates come from the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey. TurboHome refreshes this page every month after Redfin publishes new data.
Santa Clara and neighborhood figures cover rolling three-month periods. California figures are single months. TurboHome pulls new data each month after Redfin publishes it, so the page updates without manual edits. The Buyer Competition Score is the average of six signals, each scaled from 0 to 100:
General market information, not an appraisal or financial advice. Ask a licensed agent and lender about a specific home.

Written by
Head of Growth at TurboHome
Vinura Abeysundara is a real estate and growth professional with experience scaling homebuying platforms across Canada and the United States. Formerly Head of Growth at Zown, he now works with TurboHome and writes about homebuyer savings, flat-fee real estate, commissions, and technology in real estate.
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