Something to know about 2021 in Brewer, which saw a 9% loss of average value in 2021 and a troubling 292% increase in DOM: 2020’s average prices were skewed by two of Hillsborough’s most expensive sales, including one for $16.8 million. This year, only one Brewer home broke the $10 million barrier. Remove those three transactions; Brewer’s 2020 average falls to $5 million and its 2021 to $6.1 million — a 20% increase over 2020. As for DOM, if you remove a pair of 500+ day sales, the 2021 average falls to 15.5, which is consistent with 2020’s adjusted 22.
To view a detailed google map of the Brewer Subdivision neighborhood, click here. The MLS area is 441
Favorable
One of the most prestigious and conveniently located neighborhoods in Hillsborough, compared to other parts of Hillsborough
Middle-to-high end of Hillsborough real estate with a great deal of larger and newer homes
Less than a mile from restaurants and shops and half of mile from El Camino Real
Closest Hillsborough neighborhood to downtown San Mateo
Adverse
Homes are more expensive than in some of the other parts of Hillsborough
Home Data per tax records
Single Family Homes | |
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1 Bedroom Homes | 0 |
2 Bedroom Homes | 7 |
3 Bedroom Homes | 35 |
4 Bedroom Homes | 86 |
5+ Bedroom Homes | 85 |
Condos/Townhomes | 0 |
Duplex | 0 |
Price Data
Year | 2021 |
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Number of Sales | 10 |
Percent List Price Received | 96.5% |
Median Sales Price | $6,425,000 |
Average Sale Price | $6,286,000 |
Lowest Sale Price | $2,800,000 |
Highest Sale Price | $10,500,000 |

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