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Neighborhood News
What actually sold near you last month, what is on the market now, and whether the number moved. One email, first week of the month.
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Most people start paying attention about six months too late. This is the fix: a short, specific read on your community, every month, whether or not you are thinking about moving.
- Median sold price and how it changed from the month before
- Everything that closed near you, and what it closed for
- What is active right now, high to low
- How long homes are taking to sell
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This is this month’s report.
The four figures above are single-family homes over the last 180 days, the same basis as the community guide pages. The breakdown below adds condos and townhomes.
Median sold price, month by month
Every single-family home that closed in Danville over the past year, grouped by the month it closed, with the middle price of each month plotted. Brass dot is the month in progress.
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July to August
The last two complete months, side by side.
Asking vs sold
Full range of each, with the median marked in brass.
On the market now, highest first
$12,000,000
251 Santiago Ln
7 bd · 9 ba · 13,410 sq ft
33 days on market
$9,995,000
640 El Pintado Rd
6 bd · 11 ba · 11,152 sq ft
138 days on market
$8,499,000
24 Noble Oaks Ln
8 bd · 8 ba · 8,245 sq ft
124 days on market
$6,980,000
700 Clipper Hill
6 bd · 6 ba · 8,254 sq ft
314 days on market
$6,595,000
428 Marian Lane
5 bd · 4 ba · 4,728 sq ft
12 days on market
$6,295,000
1615 Lawrence Rd
4 bd · 6 ba · 5,843 sq ft
48 days on market
Pulling live MLS data
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What lands in your inbox
Short, specific, and about your streets.
The number, and whether it moved
Median sold price for your community, against the month before. If it dropped four percent, the email says it dropped four percent.
What sold, and for how much
Real closings near you with real prices, not a regional average that includes places nothing like your home.
A person to ask
Reply to any of them and you get me, not a call center. If a number in there matters for your house, I will tell you why.
About the data
Straight from the MLS, not an estimate.
Every figure on this page and in the email comes from the same multiple listing service feed agents use, filtered to the city you pick. No automated valuations, no national averages, no guessing. Where a number needs context, I add it myself. All figures are sourced from the Bay East MLS, CCAR MLS and bridgeMLS and cover homes inside the city limits of the community you pick. The four headline figures and the breakdown under them are sales from the last 180 days. The month-by-month chart and the two-month comparison cover the full 12 months, since a trend needs the year behind it. Every figure is pulled live from the MLS. The page paints a stored copy first so it is never blank, then replaces every number as the live data lands, usually within a minute of opening.