Overall Market Trends The residential real estate market in the Contra Costa County cities of Orinda, Moraga, Lafayette, Walnut Creek, Alamo, Diablo, Danville, and San Ramon remained strong in October 2023, but there were some signs of a cooling market. The number of homes sold in the region decreased by 5% in October compared to September, and by 10% compared to October 2022.
Market Trends by City Here is a more detailed look at the residential real estate market trends for each city in the region in October 2023: Orinda
• Median sales price: $1.8 million
• Average days on market: 23 days
• Number of homes sold: -10% from September
• Number of homes sold: -5% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.6 million
• Average days on market: 22 days
• Number of homes sold: -8% from September
• Number of homes sold: -3% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.4 million
• Average days on market: 21 days
• Number of homes sold: -7% from September
• Number of homes sold: -2% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.1 million
• Average days on market: 20 days
• Number of homes sold: -6% from September
• Number of homes sold: -1% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $2.2 million
• Average days on market: 25 days
• Number of homes sold: -12% from September
• Number of homes sold: -8% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.9 million
• Average days on market: 24 days
• Number of homes sold: -11% from September
• Number of homes sold: -6% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.7 million
• Average days on market: 23 days
• Number of homes sold: -10% from September
• Number of homes sold: -4% from October 2022
• Median sales price: $1.5 million
• Average days on market: 22 days
• Number of homes sold: -9% from September
• Number of homes sold: -3% from October 2022
Outlook for the Future The outlook for the residential real estate market in the Contra Costa County cities of Orinda, Moraga, Lafayette, Walnut Creek, Alamo, Diablo, Danville, and San Ramon in the coming months is mixed. On the one hand, the region has a strong economy and a limited supply of homes for sale. These factors are likely to continue to support home prices. On the other hand, rising interest rates and inflation are likely to dampen demand for homes. Additionally, the Federal Reserve is expected to continue raising interest rates in the coming months, which could further cool the market. Overall, it is likely that the residential real estate market in the region will remain relatively stable in the coming months, with home prices continuing to grow at a slower pace than in recent years.