Compare Five Local Real Estate Markets
See how asking prices, active inventory, market time, and supply-demand conditions compare across Danville, San Ramon, Pleasanton, Dublin, and Alamo.
These are citywide asking-market indicators. They help reveal relative supply, pricing, and negotiating conditions, but they do not replace neighborhood-level analysis or comparable closed sales.
Pleasanton
- Median List Price
- $1.53M
- Active Inventory
- 62
- Median Days on Market
- 42
- Market Action Index
- 44
- Price Decreased
- 35.5%
- New / Absorbed
- 5 / 15
The strongest current Market Action Index of the five cities.
View the Pleasanton reportSan Ramon
- Median List Price
- $1.99M
- Active Inventory
- 27
- Median Days on Market
- 21
- Market Action Index
- 41
- Price Decreased
- 25.9%
- New / Absorbed
- 6 / 7
Review the full city report for weekly interpretation and supporting detail.
View the San Ramon reportDanville
- Median List Price
- $2.05M
- Active Inventory
- 81
- Median Days on Market
- 49
- Market Action Index
- 40
- Price Decreased
- 25.9%
- New / Absorbed
- 5 / 10
The largest active inventory in this comparison.
View the Danville reportDublin
- Median List Price
- $1.5M
- Active Inventory
- 68
- Median Days on Market
- 49
- Market Action Index
- 37
- Price Decreased
- 33.8%
- New / Absorbed
- 2 / 12
The lowest median asking price in this comparison.
View the Dublin reportAlamo
- Median List Price
- $3.65M
- Active Inventory
- 24
- Median Days on Market
- 70
- Market Action Index
- 36
- Price Decreased
- 25.0%
- New / Absorbed
- 2 / 2
Review the full city report for weekly interpretation and supporting detail.
View the Alamo reportDirection matters more than a single ranking.
For buyers: Compare inventory, market time, and the Market Action Index to understand where selection or negotiating leverage may be relatively stronger.
For sellers: Compare supply and market speed, then evaluate your price point and neighborhood before translating a citywide reading into a pricing decision.
Data definitions and methodology
Source: Altos Research citywide asking-market reports. Median list price is not a closed-sale price. “Absorbed” means a listing left active inventory and does not necessarily mean sold; it may have gone pending, expired, been withdrawn, or otherwise been removed.
The Market Action Index measures the balance between demand and available supply. Higher readings generally indicate stronger seller leverage; lower readings indicate more buyer leverage. Figures can vary by property type, price point, condition, and neighborhood.