July 2026 · investor
Concord Single-Family Rental Update, July 2026
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Median single-family rent (June 2026)
A ground-level read on Concord single-family rents, home values, and tenant demand, and what the latest numbers mean for rental owners weighing hold or sell.
The market in June
Concord single-family rents hold a median near $3,147 across all sizes, and demand for rentals stays firm. On the ownership side, prices are firming even as choice widens. The median sale price rose to $906,500 in June, the number of homes for sale climbed to 101, and the months of supply moved to 1.8. Homes are still reaching an accepted offer quickly, in about 16 days, two days faster than a month ago. More listings are arriving, but buyers are absorbing them rather than letting them sit.
Key numbers (June 2026)
- Median single-family rent: $3,147 across all sizes
- Median sale: $906,500, up 3.3% from May
- Days on the market: 16, two days faster than May
- Sale-to-list ratio: 100%, unchanged from May
What it means for owners
For an investor, this month touches all three decisions: buying, selling, and holding. More homes on the market give buyers added selection and room to underwrite carefully, though firmer prices and quick sales mean this is not a discount window. Sellers are still seeing strong pricing, so the added competition rewards pricing accurately over testing high. For owners holding, steady rents cover part of the carrying cost, with the return at these prices leaning more on equity and long-term value than on current cash flow.
If it's relevant
If you own a single-family rental here and want to see how your rent and equity position compare to the current numbers, I can walk through it with you.
Data through June 2026. Sources: MLS, Rentcast. Informational only, not legal, tax, or investment advice.