Two homes hit the Petaluma MLS on September 25 — and that was the day
Two homes appeared on the Petaluma MLS feed on September 25. Nothing went pending. Nothing closed. That is the day.
| 128 Burlington Drive | 1725 Drake Court | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Single Family | Townhouse |
| List price | $650,000 | $639,000 |
| MLS | BA326075869 | BA326077859 |
| Status | New listing | New listing |
How the two listings sit against each other
The two properties are priced $11,000 apart — a 1.7 percent difference — but they are not the same product. 128 Burlington Drive is a detached single-family home. 1725 Drake Court is a townhouse. Buyers comparing them on price alone are comparing different ownership structures, different HOA exposure, and typically different lot situations. The record as filed does not include square footage, bedroom count, or days on market for either property, so a per-square-foot read is not possible here.
Because this is a daily roundup rather than a single subject property, no like-for-like peer comparison is available. The peer sales and active listing context that would normally anchor this read — same type, similar size, nearby — could not be pulled.
How the Petaluma market is doing
The market context data for Petaluma returned no usable figures for the current period or the year-ago period. No median price, no median price per square foot, and no sales count are available from the feeds for the relevant windows. That gap makes it impossible to place yesterday's two listings in a broader statistical frame without inventing numbers, so none will be offered here.
What the record does show: on September 25, inventory in Petaluma grew by two homes. One is a house. One is a townhouse. The spread between them is narrow enough that a buyer with either type in mind will see both in a standard search.
Jake Taylor · CA DRE #02070119
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