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Data through Aug 2026
Sequoyah is a balanced market, but competition has been picking up. Here's where things stand:
Based on 19 homes sold in the 3 months ending August 2026. Includes all residential types (SFH, condo, townhouse, multi-family, and others). Updated weekly.
Data through August 2026
See how prices, monthly costs, and mortgage rates have moved in Sequoyah.
Includes principal, interest, estimated CA property tax (~1.25%), and estimated insurance (~$2,200/yr). HOA fees not included.
Sequoyah, Oakland is balanced but competition is picking up. It remains a reasonable environment for buyers, though acting decisively on well-priced homes is becoming more important.
At $1.08M, Sequoyah, Oakland's median sits about 39% 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 Sequoyah, Oakland is one of the more accessible corners of the Bay Area.
Within Oakland, this area trades about 33% above the city-wide median of $809K.
By home type:
Prices in Sequoyah, Oakland 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.
Sequoyah, Oakland is a balanced market where neither side dominates:
Buyer strategy: contingencies are more accepted, and there is time to tour and negotiate without extreme pressure.
At $1.08M with 20% down at 7.28%, your estimated total monthly cost is approximately $7,200:
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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