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Data through Aug 2026
Parkmont leans toward buyers, though competition has been picking up recently. Here's where things stand:
Based on 9 homes sold in the 3 months ending August 2026. Includes all residential types (SFH, condo, townhouse, multi-family, and others). Enough to see the trend, but individual sales still move the median. Updated weekly.
Data through August 2026
See how prices, monthly costs, and mortgage rates have moved in Parkmont.
Includes principal, interest, estimated CA property tax (~1.25%), and estimated insurance (~$2,200/yr). HOA fees not included.
Parkmont, Fremont leans toward buyers, though competition has been picking up recently. Buyers still have leverage to negotiate, but the window may be narrowing.
At $1.30M, Parkmont, Fremont's median sits about 27% below the Bay Area average of $1.78M. That average is skewed high by ultra-premium peninsula enclaves like Atherton and Woodside, so a more useful frame is that Parkmont, Fremont is one of the more accessible corners of the Bay Area.
This is close to the Fremont city-wide median of $1.40M.
By home type:
Prices in Parkmont, Fremont depend heavily on home type and specific neighborhood. Median sale prices by type:
Individual listings vary widely based on location, size, and condition. The best calibration is to narrow to a few specific neighborhoods you are considering and look at recent sales there.
Parkmont, Fremont currently leans toward buyers:
Buyer strategy: a well-structured offer near or below list price has a good chance of success.
At $1.30M with 20% down at 7.28%, your estimated total monthly cost is approximately $8,649:
HOA fees are extra. Condo buyers typically budget an additional $300 to $700 per month for HOA, and townhome HOAs run $200 to $500.
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