The San Jose housing market continued to show its dynamic nature in February 2025, with notable differences in home values and activity across neighborhoods.
Using Redfin data, we’ve compiled insights into median home sale prices and the number of homes sold across the city’s ZIP codes—with neighborhoods noted in parentheses for a clearer local picture.
High-End Hubs: Where Homes Sell for the Most
Several ZIP codes stood out with sky-high median prices, reflecting San Jose’s more luxurious and desirable areas:
- 95129 (West San Jose) – $2,644,000 | 38 homes sold
- 95120 (Almaden Valley) – $2,390,000 | 61 homes sold
- 95130 (West San Jose) – $2,200,000 | 21 homes sold
- 95032 (Los Gatos) – $1,855,000 | 61 homes sold
- 95125 (Willow Glen) – $1,854,000 | 104 homes sold
These neighborhoods are known for their great schools, spacious homes, and quiet, tree-lined streets—making them consistently popular with buyers who can afford the price tags.
Hot Spots for Sales Volume
Looking at the number of homes sold, a few ZIP codes saw heavy activity, likely due to a mix of pricing, location, and neighborhood appeal:
- 95123 (Blossom Valley) – 116 homes sold | $1,422,500 median
- 95125 (Willow Glen) – 104 homes sold | $1,854,000 median
- 95037 (Morgan Hill) – 96 homes sold | $1,267,500 median
- 95124 (Cambrian Park) – 81 homes sold | $1,835,000 median
- 95127 (Alum Rock) – 76 homes sold | $1,137,500 median
Blossom Valley and Willow Glen stood out for their combination of strong demand and relatively broad inventory.
Affordable Opportunities Still Exist
While San Jose is often associated with million-dollar homes, there are still ZIP codes with more affordable price points for buyers entering the market:
- 95135 (Evergreen) – $825,000 | 42 homes sold
- 95110 (Downtown San Jose) – $829,375 | 32 homes sold
- 95111 (South San Jose) – $926,000 | 45 homes sold
- 95116 (East San Jose) – $930,000 | 42 homes sold
- 95113 (Downtown San Jose) – $980,000 | 5 homes sold
These areas might appeal to first-time buyers, investors, or those looking for a more urban or developing neighborhood.
Here’s the full list of ZIP codes, median sale prices, and homes sold—with neighborhoods for context:
