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01 · PLEASANTON MARKET REPORT

Pleasanton Real Estate Market Report

PLEASANTON MARKET READ

Pleasanton market at a glance

Altos data through September 18, 2026

Current market balanceStrong Seller's Market
Recent directionMixed signals

Pleasanton still favors sellers. Recent indicators are mixed; compare the property and price range.

Pleasanton market movement

Pleasanton market movement, dated September 18, 2026
MeasureLatestWhat it means or recent change
Median asking price$1,712,500Current list prices, not closed sales
Active listings68Available now
New listings11Entered active inventory this period
Left active inventory11May include pending or withdrawn listings
Listings with a price reduction27.9%Share of active listings; not new cuts this week
Median days on market46 daysMidpoint among active listings
Market Action Index47Altos supply-and-demand measure
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Altos asking-market data; closed-sale outcomes aren't included.

How to read these numbers

“Left active inventory” may include pending, withdrawn, or other removals; it is not a sold count. Price reductions mean the share of active listings with at least one asking-price cut. The Altos Market Action Index measures supply and demand; below 30 is buyer-market territory by its definition. Market direction weighs the available multiweek index, inventory, market time, and visible reduction change. This is citywide or ZIP-wide context, not a value estimate or a forecast for a particular home.

02 · LOCAL MARKET INSIGHT

Ravi's Market Perspective

Market reports provide valuable data, but numbers alone don’t tell the full story. Inventory, pricing strategy, buyer demand, seasonality, and neighborhood trends all influence what today’s market means. My role is to help clients interpret the data so they can make informed real estate decisions with confidence.

Ravi Dasani, Compass real estate advisor

03 · EXPLORE THE DETAILS

Weekly Trends and Full Altos Report

Review the multiweek trends, then explore the full Altos Research report below.

RAVI'S WEEKLY MARKET READ

Pleasanton Market Snapshot

Week of September 14–20, 2026 · Altos data through September 18, 2026

Source: Altos Research
The midpoint of current asking prices: half of active listings are priced above this amount and half below. $1.71M ↑ 3.3% vs prior week
The number of homes currently offered for sale in this market. 68 ↑ 7.9% vs prior week
The midpoint of listing time for active homes: half have been on the market longer and half for less time. 46 ↑ 9.5% vs prior week
Altos Research’s measure of the balance between housing demand and available supply. Higher readings generally indicate stronger seller leverage; lower readings indicate more buyer leverage. 47 ↑ 2.2% vs prior week
The percentage of active listings that have had at least one asking-price reduction. 27.9% ↓ 2.4% vs prior week
New listings entered the market during the reporting period. Absorbed listings left active inventory because they sold, went pending, or were otherwise removed. 11 / 11 Current reading
WEEK-OVER-WEEK

What changed this week?

Compared with the September 11 snapshot
Median List Price $1.71M Up 3.3%

Change in the midpoint of current asking prices.

Active Inventory 68 Up 7.9%

Buyers have more active choices than in the prior snapshot.

MULTI-WEEK DIRECTION
Latest 7 weekly snapshots
Median List Price
$1.71M+0.8%
Aug 7: $1.7MAug 14: $1.72MAug 21: $1.7MAug 28: $1.7MSep 4: $1.7MSep 11: $1.66MSep 18: $1.71M
Aug 7Sep 18
Active Inventory
68-5.6%
Aug 7: 72Aug 14: 68Aug 21: 72Aug 28: 74Sep 4: 72Sep 11: 63Sep 18: 68
Aug 7Sep 18
Median Days on Market
46 days+31.4%
Aug 7: 35 daysAug 14: 42 daysAug 21: 49 daysAug 28: 42 daysSep 4: 39 daysSep 11: 42 daysSep 18: 46 days
Aug 7Sep 18
Market Action Index
47+9.3%
Aug 7: 43Aug 14: 43Aug 21: 43Aug 28: 43Sep 4: 44Sep 11: 46Sep 18: 47
Aug 7Sep 18
WHAT THE NUMBERS ARE SAYING

Inventory is up 7.9% from the prior week, at 68 listings. The median list price is $1.71M, up 3.3% from the prior week. Altos reports a Market Action Index of 47, above last month’s 43 reading, and describes the market as “Strong Seller's Market.” Median market time is 46 days, while 27.9% of active listings have recorded a price decrease.

FOR BUYERS

Pleasanton’s Market Action Index is currently 47, while 27.9% of active listings have reduced price. Buyers should distinguish homes attracting immediate demand from older listings where price history and condition may create negotiating leverage.

FOR SELLERS

A 46-day median market time and a Market Action Index of 47 can favor strong launches, but the 27.9% price-reduction rate shows the cost of overreaching. Use current competition, not last season’s headlines, to set the opening position.

Citywide asking-market indicators can move from week to week and may not reflect every property type or neighborhood. Use the complete Altos report below for supporting detail and contact Ravi for property-specific interpretation.

How to read this market report

Source and timing. The snapshot is generated from the citywide Altos Research report embedded below. The “data through” date identifies the source report’s latest observation. This page checks for refreshed data weekly.

Active inventory
Homes currently offered for sale—not the number of homes sold.
New listings
Homes newly added to active inventory during the Altos reporting period.
Absorbed listings
Homes that left active inventory. Absorbed does not necessarily mean sold; a listing may have gone pending, expired, been withdrawn, or otherwise been removed.
Market Action Index
Altos Research’s measure of the balance between demand and available supply. Higher readings generally indicate stronger seller leverage; lower readings indicate more buyer leverage.
Median list price
The midpoint of current asking prices, not a closed-sale price.
Median days on market
The midpoint of listing time among the homes represented in the active-market report.

How to use it. These citywide asking-market indicators are directional and can vary by price point, property type, condition, and neighborhood. They should be interpreted alongside comparable sales and property-specific market conditions.

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LOCAL MARKET QUESTIONS

Pleasanton Real Estate Market FAQs

What does the Pleasanton real estate market report show?

It provides a current view of asking prices, active inventory, buyer demand, days on market, price reductions, and other indicators that help explain the direction of the local housing market.

How often is the Pleasanton market report updated?

The underlying Altos Research report is updated weekly. Ravi’s commentary is reviewed as new data becomes available so buyers and sellers can see both the numbers and a practical interpretation.

Is Pleasanton currently a buyer’s or seller’s market?

The answer can change as inventory and demand move. Use the current Market Action Index, inventory, median market time, and price-reduction rate shown above to understand the present balance, then evaluate the specific property and price range.

Why can market conditions vary within Pleasanton?

Historic central neighborhoods, larger-lot homes, newer communities, and attached properties can follow different pricing and demand patterns. Condition, school boundaries, commute access, and price range should be considered with the citywide data.

How should buyers and sellers use this Pleasanton market data?

Use the citywide report as a starting point, not a property valuation. Buyers should compare price history, condition, and recent competition. Sellers should combine the report with current competing listings, comparable sales, and early showing feedback.

LOCAL MARKET ANALYSIS BY

Ravi Dasani
Compass Real Estate Advisor · DRE #02218139 · Serving Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley

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