San Carlos
$2,542,616+3.8% year over year
Five cities · one source · one month
San Carlos & Peninsula
home prices.
A consistent comparison of median sale prices for all home types in June 2026.
Comparable city data
Median sale price, June 2026
All five values use the same Redfin metric and reporting month. Dollar labels show the exact published figure; bar lengths provide a visual comparison.
Belmont
$2,270,305−1.3% year over year
Burlingame
$3,063,333+6.2% year over year
Redwood City
$1,948,440+2.1% year over year
Menlo Park
$3,290,709+14.5% year over year
How to read the comparison
Useful context—with important limits.
One consistent measure
These are city-level median sale prices for all home types, reported by Redfin for June 2026. Redfin states that its calculations use home data from MLS sources and/or public records.
Median is not “typical value”
The median is the midpoint of homes sold during the reporting period. It can change when the mix, size or number of homes sold changes.
Cities are not districts
City and school-district boundaries do not perfectly align. These figures describe city housing markets and should not be read as school-district statistics.
No causal claim
This comparison does not establish that Measure K—or any single school policy—causes changes in home prices. Housing values reflect many interacting factors.
What the numbers show
All five are high-cost Peninsula markets.
The June 2026 medians range from approximately $1.95 million in Redwood City to $3.29 million in Menlo Park. Four cities were above their June 2025 comparison; Belmont was 1.3% below. These are descriptive market snapshots, not rankings of schools or communities.
Sources
Accessed and checked August 25, 2026. Redfin labels each figure “Median Sale Price (All Home Types)” for June 2026 and describes the data as based on its calculations of MLS and/or public-record information.
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