1733 Amalfi Drive
Before we go live, here is where this home actually sits in the Sonoma Verde market. The neighborhood runs from the low $400,000s to nearly $950,000, but at 2,066 square feet, 1733 Amalfi enters the most crowded and slowest-moving tier: smaller, entry-level four-bedroom homes where roughly a dozen similar listings compete for the same buyer. Right now, even the most affordable homes in that tier are sitting.
The micro market at $450,000 and below
Start at the bottom of the market, where 1733 Amalfi would most likely list. Six homes are priced at $450,000 or less right now. They are averaging about 70 days on market, ranging from 38 to 130 days, and not one of them has gone under contract. Below that price, the neighborhood has produced no closed sales at all in the past three months.
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One of these is not a resale at all. 2431 Carpano is new construction from Highland Homes, which carries builder incentives, warranties, and the move-in appeal that an eight-year-old resale cannot match, and it is still sitting at 130 days. The other five are resale homes competing for the same handful of buyers. Pushing price up does not help: the next tier, $450,000 to $500,000, is moving even slower, averaging about 126 days on market. Source: NTREIS, Sonoma Verde, as of 6/15/2026.
The overall neighborhood
Now the full picture. Every active Sonoma Verde listing, plotted by size and price. The wide spread shows how much choice a buyer has across the neighborhood. Smaller homes cluster in the lower-left, where 1733 Amalfi lives, packed close together at similar prices.
Months of inventory measures how long it would take to sell every active home at the current pace. Sonoma Verde closed 23 sales over the trailing ~90 days, about 7.7 per month. Spread across 62 active listings, that is roughly 8 months of supply. Anything beyond about six months is generally considered a buyer's market, where buyers hold the leverage on price.
Where the price lands you
List price is still open. Move the slider to see how each price changes the subject's standing against its direct competition: active four-bedroom homes between 1,900 and 2,500 square feet. To read as a solid position against this field, the price has to sit at the low $420,000s. Above that, there are simply too many comparable homes for the price to stand out, and buyers gain the leverage.
Your standing among direct competitors
Position strength reflects where the modeled list price falls against current inventory and the neighborhood's recent sale-to-list and days-on-market patterns. It is a pricing-position aid, not a prediction or guarantee of sale.
Days on market, overall and by price band
Market time is not uniform across Sonoma Verde. Looking at it band by band shows where homes are moving and where they are stalling, for both what is listed now and what has recently sold.
Active inventory
Recent closed sales
Even the lowest band carries real market time. Homes at $450,000 or less are averaging 70 days while still active, and the $450,000 to $500,000 band is slower still at about 126 days. Across all recent closings, sellers averaged 97% of list, so the homes that do sell are giving ground on both price and time. Figures are averages by price band. Source: NTREIS, Sonoma Verde, as of 6/15/2026.