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Houseticker tracks hyper-local housing markets across Silicon Valley (Santa Clara County) by school district, property type and home size, so you can see what’s changing, understand what’s normal, and build a real feel for the market before you need to act.
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Each market’s typical-size homes (the size range shown) over the last 90 days: their median sale price and price per square foot. The change compares similar homes with a year earlier.
Your market, explained
Houseticker follows listings, sales, price changes and competition inside the exact local markets you care about, then turns that activity into a market you can actually understand.
Houseticker helps you understand the market around the listings: pricing, competition, recent changes, and the homes behind the numbers.
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In Santa Clara County, buyers compete within specific school districts, property types and home sizes, not across an entire city. Citywide and ZIP-code averages can blur the differences that matter most. Houseticker tracks those exact markets so you can understand the prices, competition and behavior of the homes you’re actually comparing.
Same broader area. Very different market.
On a 2,000 sqft home, the two medians are about $382,000 apart.
Median sold price per square foot for 4-bedroom single-family homes, last 365 days. This compares two groups of sales, not the same house on each side of the line. Every statistic on Houseticker includes the number of sales behind it.
Analyst’s read · 3-bedroom houses · Mountain View Whisman · Oct 2, 2026
1101 Doyle Pl, Mountain View
Listed October 1 at $2,350,000. On the same street, 1116 Doyle Pl, the same size house and lot, sold August 27 for $2,750,000.
Six of eight similar sales since March sold above their first ask, so don’t treat the ask as a ceiling.
8 similar sales since March
See the evidencePrice & competition read · 3-bedroom houses · Campbell Union High · September 2026
Homes took a median of 15 days to go pending, against 9 a year earlier.
After adjusting for what sold, typical-size prices changed 0.1%: within normal variation.
122 pendings · 113 a year earlier · 66 sales · 65 a year earlier
See the evidenceHouseticker helps you build real intuition over time—what homes actually sell for, how quickly they move, what’s unusual, and how pricing and competition are changing.
Buying a home
Understand the market before making one of the biggest financial decisions of your life. Know what comparable homes really sold for and recognize when a listing is unusual.
Watching the market
Follow the neighborhoods and school districts you care about like you follow a stock. See what changed, what sold, and what deserves attention.
Going deeper
Inspect the transactions behind the numbers, compare segments, challenge the averages, and form your own view of the market.
Sample sizes shown
Every figure says how many sales it rests on, and opens the homes behind it.
Original ask matters
We keep a listing’s observed history instead of treating the latest asking price as the whole story.
No invented explanations
Houseticker reports what changed without pretending to know a seller’s reasons.
Houseticker is free during beta. Explore a familiar market and see if the data shows you something you didn’t know.
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