Brentwood housing market,
at a glance.

38 active homes·$169,450 median asking·52 median days listed

Updated September 20, 2026. Active asking prices only, not sold prices and not an appraisal. Check official sources before acting.

Brentwood market snapshot

As of September 20, 2026

38
Active homes
6 new in 7 days
$169,450
Median asking price
$129,900–$700,000
$180/sq ft
Median price per sq ft
966 sq ft typical
52 days
Median days listed
typically built 1950
What stands out today
  • 21%
    listed over 90 days
    8 of 38 active homes.
  • 56 days
    median for 2 bed listings
    The longest wait of any bedroom band here.

By bedroom count

2 bed listings wait longest: a median of 56 days, against 4 for 3 bed.

Houses, condos and townhouses, 37 of 38 active homes. Whole buildings and land have no bedroom count; they are in Property mix.

BedroomsFor saleMedian askingDays listed
2 bed32$167,00056 days
3 bedlow sample5$399,0004 days

Inventory age

21% of active homes have been listed more than 90 days. This reflects today's active inventory, not a trend over time.

58%
21%
21%
Under 60 days
58%
22 homes
60–90 days
21%
8 homes
Over 90 days
21%
8 homes

Property mix

Listings by property typeranked by count · median asking price under each label
Listings by property typeranked by count · median asking price under each label
Condo$167,000
3081%
Single Family$399,000
719%

Compare nearby markets

Ordered by active listings, not by any view of where to buy.

Active asking prices only, not sold prices and not an appraisal. Check official sources before acting.About this data
  • Active asking prices only, not sold prices and not an appraisal. Check official sources before acting.
  • Coverage is the areas EuKreate tracks, so this is not the whole market.
  • Whether a home is under contract is not in the data we receive, so no pending count is shown.
  • No trend yet: we began measuring this area on 2026-09-20, and a change needs two measurements.
  • EuKreate began tracking Brentwood on September 20, 2026. Movement appears once there are enough daily readings to compare.

How this is put together