Most Costly Home Transactions in San Jose: A Look at the Top 10 Priciest Property Deals

Most Costly Home Transactions in San Jose: A Look at the Top 10 Priciest Property Deals

San Jose Million-Dollar and Up Homes

A jaw-dropping $4.1 million home sale tops this week's San Jose's high-end real estate list, as revealed by the Bay Area Home Report. Here's a rundown of the priciest residential transactions recorded during the past week:

1. $4.1 million: Single-family residence, 1400 block of Robsheal Drive
2. Built: 2004
3. Living area: 3,436 square feet
4. Price per square foot: $1,179
5. Bedrooms: 4
6. Change of ownership: April
7. $2.9 million: Single-family home, 1000 block of Laurie Ave.
8. Built: 1940
9. Living area: 1,609 square feet
10. Price per square foot: $1,802
11. Bedrooms: 3
12. Change of ownership: April
13. $2.4 million: Single-family house, 1100 block of Lennon Way
14. Built: 1948
15. Living area: 1,785 square feet
16. Price per square foot: $1,345
17. Bedrooms: 2
18. Change of ownership: April
19. $2.3 million: Single-family home, 2300 block of Fruitdale Ave.
20. Built: 1941
21. Living area: 2,516 square feet
22. Price per square foot: $914
23. Bedrooms: 4
24. Change of ownership: April
25. $2.3 million: Single-family house, 2200 block of Barrett Ave.
26. Built: 1961
27. Living area: 1,373 square feet
28. Price per square foot: $1,661
29. Bedrooms: 4
30. Change of ownership: April
31. $2.2 million: Single-family home, 1900 block of Harmil Way
32. Built: 1957
33. Living area: 1,541 square feet
34. Price per square foot: $1,434
35. Bedrooms: 3
36. Change of ownership: April
37. $1.9 million: Single-family residence, 6500 block of Catamaran Street
38. Built: 1972
39. Living area: 2,563 square feet
40. Price per square foot: $745
41. Bedrooms: 5
42. Change of ownership: April
43. $1.9 million: Single-family house, 6100 block of Hancock Ave.
44. Built: 1970
45. Living area: 1,668 square feet
46. Price per square foot: $1,132
47. Bedrooms: 3
48. Change of ownership: April
49. $1.9 million: Single-family home, 100 block of Cherry Blossom Drive
50. Built: 1975
51. Living area: 1,760 square feet
52. Price per square foot: $1,051
53. Bedrooms: 3
54. Change of ownership: April
55. $1.7 million: Single-family residence, 400 block of Shawnee Lane
56. Built: 1971
57. Living area: 1,753 square feet
58. Price per square foot: $993
59. Bedrooms: 4
60. Change of ownership: April

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Sources:

• San Jose's Most Expensive Homes - Bay Area News Group
• Should you buy a home at this price? - Zillow

1. Investing in real-estate, specifically high-end properties like the $4.1 million home on Robsheal Drive, can yield significant returns in San Jose's bustling market.
2. For individuals looking to diversify their finance portfolio, investing in San Jose's lucrative real-estate market, such as the properties listed above, could be an attractive opportunity.

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