Fremont Real Estate Market Update: February 2025

Good morning! For the month of January, many cities saw less sales activity compared to previous years. While this was partially due to the timing of the holiday season, the higher mortgage rates are definitely a major contributing factor. Historically, the market tends to pick up speed around this time in February, so hopefully we can see more activity (both buyers in the market & homes for sale) as rates start easing up.
Fremont - Quick takeaways (2/04/25): 📈
- January 2025 prices - Fremont had an oddly low activity month, with only 22 homes being sold, at an average sales price of $1.84M. For reference, (since 2020) the 2nd lowest activity month still had almost double the amount at 41 sold, which occurred in January 2023. While there's normally a drop off in sold homes from the December to January months, this year was particularly sharp (Dec 2024 at 51 to 22 last month; Dec 2023 at 54 to 42 in Jan 2024; Dec 2022 at 46 to 41 in Jan 2023). Talking about low activity, Fremont also experienced a drop off in the count of # of homes selling beyond $3M, which was down to 2 homes (recently has been 5-6 on avg).
- Price over asking % - Homes generally sold 8.1% above asking last month, which was the highest since June recorded 9.65%. The sharp decline in sold inventory is the likely push for this figure suddenly shooting up from the 4-5% range it has been in for months.
- 6 month change - With the price decline last month, the average price over 6 months is down 5.3% from $1.94M in July. Though we have only seen an average > $2M one since that time, that barrier is likely to be eclipsed with next month's data.
- 1 yr change - Year over year, price is up .8% vs January 2024 at $1.83M. The number of homes sold this past January (22 sales) was around 47% less compared to 2023 & 2024 (with 41 & 42 sales).
- See the Jan sold homes HERE.
Take care,
Josh Uy







Sales data was pulled from the Bayeast Association of Realtors MLS (deemed reliable but not guaranteed), then organized by Josh Uy. For more information on how these trends might affect your home values and/or the timing of your real estate moves, please feel free to contact me anytime. You can also visit my website (www.JoshUy.com) which has additional resources for home buyers and home sellers.

