
$1,628,000
San Jose

1,185 homes and apartments for sale in San Jose, United States.
24 properties shown

$1,628,000
San Jose
Apartment$688,000
San Jose

$1,638,000
San Jose
Apartment$499,999
San Jose

$1,600,000
San Jose

$1,400,000
San Jose
Apartment$799,888
San Jose

$998,000
San Jose

$4,450,000
San Jose

$1,888,888
San Jose

$2,730,000
San Jose

$1,098,888
San Jose

$2,899,998
San Jose

$1,299,888
San Jose

$1,888,888
San Jose
House$1,198,000
San Jose

$1,880,000
San Jose
Apartment$1,399,999
San Jose

$1,700,000
San Jose

$1,849,000
San Jose

$2,699,800
San Jose

$1,398,888
San Jose
Apartment$799,000
San Jose

$1,785,000
San Jose
Buyer's guide: San Jose
San Jose real estate is priced for Silicon Valley incomes: the median asking price across 1,185 current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €1,072,769, and the median home is a compact 141 m². If you want to buy a house in San Jose as an overseas buyer, this page sets out what the numbers look like and what to check before bidding.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, expressed in euros. The cheapest quarter of listings is below €715,179, while the top quarter asks €1,598,427 or more. Price per square metre has a median of €7,555, one of the highest in our United States coverage.
| Indicator | San Jose |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,185 |
| Median ask | €1,072,769 |
| 25th percentile | €715,179 |
| 75th percentile | €1,598,427 |
| Median price per m² | €7,555 |
| Median size | 141 m² |
Houses account for 825 listings and apartments or condos for 359; there is one land listing. By bedrooms, three-bedroom homes (364) and two-bedroom homes (328) lead, followed by four-bedroom (308) and five-plus (121). Only 61 one-bedroom units and 3 studios appear.
That pattern reflects the local land shortage: most single-family lots are small, so even modest houses cost seven figures, and condos and townhouses are the entry point. See the national pages for houses and apartments and condos. Anyone with a tighter budget should check lower-priced US markets, because San Jose will rarely deliver a bargain.
San Jose is the largest city in the Bay Area by population and the centre of Santa Clara County. Downtown has high-rise condos near the SAP Center, San Pedro Square and the Diridon transit hub. Willow Glen is known for a walkable main street and older bungalows, Almaden Valley and Evergreen are suburban and school-driven, and Santana Row and Rose Garden are established mid-city districts.
Caltrain, VTA light rail and the BART extension into the south bay are improving rail access, but most households still drive. Employers such as large chip, software and hardware companies keep demand from engineers strong, and the Mineta San Jose airport handles domestic flights. Earthquake risk is real: ask about retrofit work on older homes and consider specialist insurance.
California allows foreign buyers, but lenders and tax law add steps:
See the full process in the US buying guide, and use the valuation tool to sanity-check an asking price.
Within our US coverage, the closest price comparison on the West Coast is San Diego. On the other coast, New York and Brooklyn have similarly high price-per-metre figures. Buyers who value space over a tech-hub address may prefer Las Vegas or Henderson. Everything is indexed on the United States country page.
A San Jose purchase is a bet on Silicon Valley wages: expect to pay seven figures for an ordinary family house and to compete on speed and terms.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price in current listings is €1,072,769. The middle half of listings runs from €715,179 to €1,598,427. Condos and townhouses start lower, while detached homes in sought-after school areas sit at the top of the range.
Yes. California places no citizenship or residency condition on buying a home. You will need funds, a US bank or escrow arrangement, and an understanding of tax withholding on a future sale.
Usually it is somewhat cheaper per square metre, but the gap has narrowed. Compare like for like: condo against condo and similar commute times to your workplace.
Plan for property tax of about 1.1-1.3% of purchase price, insurance (which has risen in California), maintenance, and HOA dues for condos. Renters of the property may also face local rent-control rules.
The Bay Area sits on active faults, so seismic retrofits and earthquake insurance deserve attention. Hillside properties on the city's edges can be exposed to wildfire, and insurers may restrict cover there.