Real Estate Market Weekly

2026-06-29

Bay Area housing: San Francisco accelerates, San Jose stalls, and taxes stay on watch — June 2026

This week's Bay Area brief compares San Francisco, San Jose, and Oakland on sale prices, active inventory, mortgage-rate pressure, and fresh policy and tax signals. San Francisco is accelerating, San Jose has more supply cushion, Oakland remains competitive, and mortgage rates are stable enough that local supply is driving the story.

Real Estate Market Weekly

Austin housing: $561,969 median, 5,815 visible listings, and a higher city tax rate

San Francisco housing rises 15%, San Jose slips, and Bay Area supply sits at 2.3 months

Seattle housing: $889,516 median, 2,965 visible homes, and a 2027 fee rule

Bay Area housing: San Francisco reaches $1.70M, San Jose listings lead, and mortgage rates ease

Austin housing: June prices edge down, 5,974 listings are visible, and the tax decision is next

Bay Area housing: San Francisco jumps 16%, San Jose slips, and South Bay inventory leads — August 2026

Seattle housing market: 2,946 homes for sale, rates at 6.58%, and homeowner protections advance — July 2026

Austin housing market: prices firm, listings shrink, and taxes move into focus, July 2026

Bay Area housing: San Francisco still runs hot, San Jose has the supply cushion, and rates tick back up — July 2026

Seattle housing market: softer prices, more listings, and zoning on watch — July 2026

Bay Area housing: San Francisco accelerates, San Jose stalls, and taxes stay on watch — June 2026

Austin housing market: shrinking inventory, steadier prices, and a small rate break — June 2026