Monthly Market Report in Sunnyvale CA

October 2023

Glossary of terms

Existing SFR Home Sales: Number of Single-Family Residence (SFR) homes sold during the month.

  • A negative % change from last year means that there were fewer homes sold compared to same time last year.
  • A positive % change from last year means that there were more homes sold compared to same time last year.

Active Listings: Number of homes available for sale during the month.

  • A negative % change from last year means that there were fewer homes available for sale compared to same time last year.
  • A positive % change from last year means that there were more homes available for sale compared to same time last year.

Existing SFR Median Price: The median price of Single-Family Residence (SFR) homes sold during the month.

  • A negative % change from last year means that homes were less expensive compared to same time last year.
  • A positive % change from last year means that homes were more expensive compared to same time last year.

Median Days on Market: The median of the number of days properties were on the market before going Pending.

  • This is a good indicator of buyer demand in a given market. Homes taking longer to sell indicates slower demand from buyers while homes selling more quickly indicates an increase in buyer demand.

Sales-to-List Price %: The final sale price at close of escrow relative to the seller’s asking price.

  • This is a measure of discounting. If the sales-to-list price ratio is below 100%, sellers are typically receiving less than their full asking price for their homes. If the sales-to-list price is above 100%, sellers are typically receiving more than their full asking price for their homes.

% of Active Listings Reduced: The percentage of homes available for sale that have reduced their asking price.

  • This is another measure of discounting. A high percentage of active listings reduced suggests that more sellers in the market lowered the asking price of their homes, while a low percentage of active listings reduced suggests that fewer sellers in the market lowered the asking price of their properties.
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🏠Single-family home prices were up in the first half of 2023 across Silicon Valley, with significant gains in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, up 20% and 24% respectively. 🏠Single-family home sales rose while new listings fell from May to June, causing inventory to fall for the first time this year. Condo inventory grew further as sales slowed slightly and new listings increased. Total inventory remains depressed but has experienced some growth this year, which has helped to alleviate some excess demand. 📅Months of Supply Inventory has declined significantly in 2023, homes are selling more quickly, and sellers are receiving a greater percentage of asking price, all of which highlight an increasingly competitive environment for buyers.