Mountain View Real Estate Market
Live single-family home prices, trends, and inventory for Mountain View, updated monthly. Free, with neighborhood-level detail and plain-English context.
Data through May 2026 · Source: Redfin · Single-family homes
Median price
$3.08M+19.2%
Price / sq ft
$1,656+18.9%
Sale / list
106.7%Over ask
Days on market
9Median
Active listings
26This month
Homes sold
29Last month
Mountain View Price Trend
Trailing 12 months · Median sale priceMountain View Neighborhoods
Where the numbers diverge inside Mountain View — the detail county-level reports miss.
Modeled from citywide data — not independently reported per-neighborhood figures.
NeighborhoodMedian$/sq ftYoY
Old Mountain View
$3.63M
$1,954
+18.6%
Cuesta Park
$3.20M
$1,722
+19.1%
Waverly Park
$2.77M
$1,490
+19.6%
Monta Loma
$2.46M
$1,325
+20.1%
Mountain View Market FAQ
The median single-family home price in Mountain View is $3.08M as of May 2026, +19.2% year over year. Homes are currently selling at 106.7% of list price, after a typical 9 days on the market. Median is a useful headline, but pair it with price-per-square-foot ($1,656) and the sale-to-list ratio for a true read.
Mountain View is firmly a seller's market. With homes closing at 106.7% of asking and only 9 days on market, well-priced listings draw multiple offers. Buyers should expect to compete and move decisively.
Right now homes in Mountain View sell in about 9 days from list to accepted offer, with 26 active listings and 29 closed sales last month. Days-on-market tends to rise seasonally in late fall and tighten each spring.
What This Means for You
At $3.08M, Mountain View sits +19.2% above this time last year. With homes selling at 106.7% of list in about 9 days, sellers hold a clear edge — well-priced listings are still drawing competing offers. The 29 sales last month against 26 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 Mountain View 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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