Tech layoffs are hitting California's housing market. See the 10 cities where home prices are falling, from Silicon Valley to the Bay Area, and what it means for your home.

California lost 30,000 jobs between May and July 2026 during a wave of tech layoffs. When well-paid tech workers lose their income, or start to worry about it, the housing market feels it: fewer buyers, more homes for sale, and lower prices.

In this video, we count down 10 California cities where layoffs at Oracle, Intel, Apple, Cisco, Meta, Intuit, LinkedIn, PayPal, and others are showing up in home prices, with real sale-price data from Redfin, Realtor.com, and local MLS reports.

What you'll learn
-Which California housing markets are seeing the biggest price drops in 2026
-How tech layoffs affect home values, listings, and days on market
-Why sellers in one Silicon Valley city are pulling their homes off the market
-The tip for homeowners, sellers, and buyers in a falling market

Is your city next?
Tell us in the comments which California city you live in and what you're seeing: more listings, price cuts, or longer days on the market.

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Sources:
Redfin, Realtor.com, Zillow, PropertyShark, local MLS data, and public reports of 2026 layoff announcements. Figures are typical (median) sale prices and may differ by source and time period.

Disclaimer:
This video is for general information and entertainment only. It is not financial, legal, or real estate advice. Talk to a licensed professional before making decisions about buying, selling, or owning a home.

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