Coming-soon listings before the listing sites, the Investor Exchange, the prices owners have named privately, and every building you can write an offer in.
Pins are labelled by street. A coming-soon home outside a catalogued building sits near its address until you sign in — see methodology.
Entered on the MLS as coming soon. The address, price and photos open with a free account.
Investor-owned condos offered privately, often with the tenant in place.
No listing, no Zillow. A price they would sell at, held quietly until someone meets it.
Of 0 homes in 0 buildings. These units have not changed hands in a decade — and every one is still open to an offer.
New ones appear here as soon as they are entered as coming soon on the MLS; the list is checked twice a day.
Neither needs a sign, a listing, or an agreement. Neither costs anything until a sale closes.
Pick the building on the map above, or search any Silicon Valley condo — listed, off-market, or never on the market.
Every recorded sale in the building, price per foot against the neighborhood, and the HOA figures, on every building’s page.
Price, funding, closing and deposit. Tim drafts a non-binding Letter of Intent and reviews it with you.
Tim presents it to the owner of record. Nothing reaches them until you have seen the draft.
The price that would make you move. No sign, no listing, no agreement.
Your price opens only to people with a free account here — never on Zillow, never on the MLS.
When an offer reaches your number, Tim brings it to you. Until then, nothing happens.
Adjust your number or withdraw it whenever you like, at no cost.
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Condo Market Silicon Valley is run by one licensed agent, not a portal. Tim publishes the record, answers the questions and takes the calls.