June 2026 · investor
Concord Single-Family Rental Update, June 2026
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Median sale price (May 2026)
A ground-level read on Concord single-family rents, home values, and tenant demand, and what the latest numbers mean for rental owners deciding whether to hold or sell.
The market in May
Concord homes sold at a median of $875,000 in May, up 8.8% from April, clearing at a full 100% of list in 16 days on the market. Three-bedroom rents held steady near $3,317 over the past six months.
Rents by unit size (median, May 2026)
- 3-bedroom: $3,317 median, up 0.2% over six months, 33 listings
- 2-bedroom: $2,258 median, down 1.4% over six months, 86 listings
- 1-bedroom: $1,860 median, up 1.1% over six months, 91 listings
Sale side: median sale price $875K (up 8.8% from April), 16 days on the market, 100% sale-to-list (down 2.1 points).
What it means for owners
The rent-to-price math still works for buyers adding units here, and firming sale prices reward owners who have held. Steady rents support either path: keep collecting, or sell into a strengthening market while demand is firm.
If it's relevant
If you own a Concord rental and want to compare your numbers against the current market, I can walk through it with you.
Data through May 2026. Sources: MLS, Rentcast. Informational only, not legal, tax, or investment advice.