The town of Hillsborough, formed in 1910, and named by William Davis Merry Howard because he originally came from Hillsboro New Hampshire. The town sits on land that was part of Rancho San Mateo, Howard’s vast property purchased from the Mexican Governor, Pio Pico in 1846.

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We saw about 10% of the listings sell and it takes a long while for the listing to sell. The listings are seeing price reductions in most, but not all cases. The difference between the Median list price and the Median sold price is 23% so someone hasn’t figured it out yet and that’s the seller. Be patient and you’ll get your deal but be sure your house has been sold before even making an offer in today’s market.

The town of Hillsborough, California had 65 listings last week ranging from a low of $989,010 for a house that is ready to be torn down so it’s really only land value, to a high of $15,899,000 for a mansion. The average length of time a house is listed today is 165 days. Hillsborough is what some might call

The saying a picture tells a thousand words is what today’s blog is all about.  I thought it would be interesting to compare the housing inventory versus the housing prices for Burlingame, Hillsborough, San Mateo and Foster City.  The charts show one year of data.

What most of these have in common is a drop in [...]