Hello everyone! Welcome to our latest article to give you a pulse on our real estate market here in our lovely Concord community!
If you're trying to buy or sell in Concord, the question is always the same: is this a good time? Here's the honest, data-backed answer, straight from the numbers I track weekly as a Concord-based real estate agent.
The snapshot: Median list price is $825,000, with new listings coming in slightly lower at $806,500. Price per square foot is $517. The market has a Market Action Index (MAI) of 48 — solidly in seller's-market territory (30+ signals a seller's market) — but the trend has been cooling, and prices have plateaued rather than climbing.
It's not an even market. Breaking Concord into price quartiles tells the real story. The $800K–$900K segment (mostly 4-bed, 2-bath homes) is moving fast — just 28 days on market, with demand clearly outpacing supply. Compare that to homes above $1.1M, which are taking more than twice as long (63 days), with only about a third of new luxury listings finding buyers. Meanwhile, the $675K–$775K range sits in between, at 42–52 median days.
Pricing discipline matters more than ever. Thirty-nine percent of active Concord listings have already taken a price cut, versus just 2% that have gone up. Add a 15% relist rate — homes pulled and put back on the market, often to reset their "days on market" clock — and the message is clear: buyers are comparing closely, and overpriced homes don't sell, they sit.
If you're selling:
• Price to your specific segment, not the neighborhood average. A $775K home and an $875K home a few blocks apart can move at very different speeds right now.
• Get it right the first time. With 39% of listings already discounting, an overpriced launch signals room to negotiate.
• Know where your home falls. The $800K–$900K tier is the hottest lane in Concord right now.
If you're buying:
• The "seller's market" label doesn't mean zero leverage — inventory has held steady and prices have flattened.
• Watch for relisted homes. A 15% relist rate often points to a motivated seller with room to negotiate.
• Move quickly in the $800K–$900K range specifically — that segment isn't sitting long enough to think it over.
Days on market at a glance: Average is 72 days; median is 49. The gap tells you that a handful of overpriced or hard-to-sell listings are skewing the average, while a well-priced typical home moves in under seven weeks.
Concord remains a seller's market overall, but the advantage isn't distributed evenly — it depends heavily on price point and how the home is priced from day one.
Market data sourced from Altos Research, updated weekly.
Thinking about buying or selling in Concord? I track these numbers every week — not just to report them, but to help my clients time and price their moves correctly. Reach out to talk through what this market means for your situation.
Ricky Alvarez, real estate agent (DRE #01960008), Alvarez & Associates, BLVD Real Estate.