Menlo Park Real Estate Market
Live single-family home prices, trends, and inventory for Menlo Park, updated monthly. Free, with neighborhood-level detail and plain-English context.
Data through May 2026 · Source: Redfin · Single-family homes
Median price
$4.10M+12.8%
Price / sq ft
$1,772+12.5%
Sale / list
104.6%Over ask
Days on market
15Median
Active listings
17This month
Homes sold
22Last month
Menlo Park Price Trend
Trailing 12 months · Median sale priceMenlo Park Neighborhoods
Where the numbers diverge inside Menlo Park — the detail county-level reports miss.
Modeled from citywide data — not independently reported per-neighborhood figures.
NeighborhoodMedian$/sq ftYoY
Allied Arts
$4.84M
$2,091
+12.2%
Felton Gables
$4.26M
$1,843
+12.7%
West Menlo
$3.69M
$1,595
+13.2%
Sharon Heights
$3.28M
$1,418
+13.7%
Menlo Park Market FAQ
The median single-family home price in Menlo Park is $4.10M as of May 2026, +12.8% year over year. Homes are currently selling at 104.6% of list price, after a typical 15 days on the market. Median is a useful headline, but pair it with price-per-square-foot ($1,772) and the sale-to-list ratio for a true read.
Menlo Park is firmly a seller's market. With homes closing at 104.6% of asking and only 15 days on market, well-priced listings draw multiple offers. Buyers should expect to compete and move decisively.
Right now homes in Menlo Park sell in about 15 days from list to accepted offer, with 17 active listings and 22 closed sales last month. Days-on-market tends to rise seasonally in late fall and tighten each spring.
What This Means for You
At $4.10M, Menlo Park sits +12.8% above this time last year. With homes selling at 104.6% of list in about 15 days, sellers hold a clear edge — well-priced listings are still drawing competing offers. The 22 sales last month against 17 active listings keep supply tight.
The headline median hides real variation block to block — the neighborhood table above shows spreads of hundreds of dollars per square foot inside Menlo Park alone. If you're weighing a move, anchor on price-per-square-foot for your specific area and the sale-to-list trend rather than the citywide average.
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