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How The Campbell Market works

Every Campbell home. Open for offers.

Whether you're hunting for the next one or quietly testing a number on the current one — the data, the doors, and the buyers are already here. Pick a side to see the path built for you.

I'm

Buying.

Show me every home in every tract, the data behind the price, and how to pursue anything — listed or not.

I'm

Selling.

Show me the three ways to come to market — and why floating a private number costs me nothing.

Showing:
The problem

You don't have to wait until you list.

You're shopping a market where most homes never list.

By the time you've signed with an agent and hit the MLS, you've committed weeks, fees, and exposure. What if you could just float a number — the one you'd actually sell for today — and see who shows up?

Only a few dozen Campbell homes are on the market at any moment — out of 6,609. The one you want is probably owned by someone who'd sell for the right number. Portals can't reach them. We can.

01

Listing is a one-way door

Once you're on Zillow, your home has a public price history. Pull it without a sale and "stale listing" follows you on every future agent's screen for years.

02

You don't actually know your price

An agent quotes a range built on citywide comps. Your tract's actual recent $/sf — Fairlands is not White Oaks Manor is not the Hamilton condos — tells a more honest story. We give you both, side by side.

03

The right buyer is already here

Serious buyers are watching specific Campbell tracts right now. Most will never see your home unless you float a number and let them find you first.

6,609
Homes indexed
4,969
Recorded sales tracked
105
Named neighborhoods
$8.9B
Total value indexed
The data

Every tract, by the numbers.

Know what your tract, your street, and your era of construction actually command. Median $/sf by tract, every recorded sale, and estimates that always show their basis — the full workbench is on the intelligence page, free, no account.

$1,070
Median $/sf citywide, last 24 months
$635–$1,212
Tract-level $/sf spread — your tract matters
149
Sales recorded in the last 12 months
The marketplace · for buyers

Every home. Every tract. Open to an offer.

This isn't inventory — it's the whole city. Find the home, read its record, and if you're serious, we approach the owner discreetly on your behalf. No pressure on them, no exposure for you.

Find it

Browse the map, the tracts, or the streets — every one of 6,609 homes has a record: specs, last sale, tract context.

Read the record

Request the full file on any home — the comps, the tract math, and what a compelling number actually looks like for that specific house.

Express interest

An expression of interest, not a lowball: your number and terms, presented to the owner privately by a licensed broker associate. If it compels them, you'll hear back.

The three tiers

A ladder, not a cliff.

Three ways to put a home on the market — each with progressively more reach, effort, and commitment. You don't have to start at the top. Most sellers shouldn't.

Tier 1 · Zero commitment

Make Me Move

A private number, visible to no one, matched quietly against real buyer demand for your tract. No sign, no listing, no agreement.

Public
No
Never on Zillow / Redfin / MLS
Agreement
None
Adjust or withdraw anytime
Best for
Testing
"I'd move for the right number"

Set a Make Me Move price →

Tier 2 · Medium reach

Coming Soon

Off-market in the MLS. Every California agent sees it. The public doesn't.

Reach
~30,000
CA agents with MLS access
Agreement
Required
Non-MLS listing agreement
Public
No
Not on Zillow / Redfin
Tier 3 · Maximum reach

Active Listing

Zillow, Redfin, Compass, the works. Roughly 100× the reach of Coming Soon.

Reach
~3M+
Monthly portal visitors in market
Agreement
Full MLS
Standard listing contract
Best for
Speed
Maximum exposure, fastest path

One flat 3% total commission when a sale closes, whichever tier it closes from. Floating a number costs nothing.

Real estate commissions are fully negotiable and are not set by law or by any association. Any fee shown reflects McMullen Properties' own offering only; your actual costs depend on the terms you negotiate.

The no-brainer

Float a number. Cost yourself nothing.

No agreement, no fee, no public record, no obligation to say yes. The only thing a Make Me Move number can do is find you a buyer you weren't going to meet otherwise.

Name your number →

Members get $10,000

Your commission, minus ten thousand.

Create a free account and we credit $10,000 toward your next Campbell transaction. It parks in your account, never expires, and comes straight off a flat 3% commission when you buy or sell through The Campbell Market. Drag to see it on any sale price.

On a $1,400,000 sale
Traditional agent
5% commission
$70,000
out of your proceeds
The Campbell Market
3% − $10,000 credit
$32,000
3% commission minus your credit
You keep$38,000more selling with Tim

Free account · credit never expires · no obligation to transact

The $10,000 is a platform account credit applied toward the costs of a real estate transaction completed through The Campbell Market and Tim McMullen (CA DRE #02016832, McMullen Properties, under Real Broker). It is not cash, has no cash value, applies only at close, and one credit applies per transaction. Commission is negotiable and set by agreement; 3% is used here for illustration.

Special situations

Tenant in place? Investor exit? There's a playbook.

Two deeper guides for owners whose Campbell home is a rental — how to sell with a tenant in place (or unlock a compliant vacancy), and how a 1031 exchange rolls the proceeds into a hands-off asset with the tax deferred.

Owner guide

Sell with a tenant

A tenant isn't a problem — it's a strategy. Occupied-vs-vacant math, compliant paths to possession, and direct access to the investors who already own rentals in Campbell.

Read the playbook →
Owner guide

The 1031 exchange path

Stop being a landlord. Roll your rental's full equity into steady, hands-off real estate — and defer every dollar of capital-gains tax along the way.

See how it works →
The protocol

Expressions of Interest, not lowballs.

Every approach runs through one licensed broker associate, privately. Owners see a real number and real terms from a vetted buyer — or they see nothing at all. No spam, no door-knocking, no "we buy houses" postcards. Declining costs nothing and closes nothing; the record stays private either way.

Common questions

Frequently asked, Campbell edition.

Is my home "listed" because it appears on this site?
No. Your home appears in the index because it exists in Santa Clara County public records — the same records anyone can look up. Nothing on this site states or implies your home is for sale unless you choose to make it so.
Is my data private?
Make Me Move numbers and buyer interest are never public — not on Zillow, Redfin, the MLS, or anywhere on this site. Buyer identity reaches an owner only when a real expression of interest is submitted, and owner identity is never shared with buyers browsing the index.
Do I need to sign anything to set a Make Me Move number?
No. It's Tier 1 — no listing agreement, no commitment to sell at that price, no obligation to respond to anyone. Adjust, pause, or withdraw the number anytime.
How is this different from a Zestimate?
Two ways. The data here is tract-specific — what Fairlands or Rancho Del Prado actually traded for, not a citywide algorithm; Campbell tracts range from roughly $635/sf to $1,212/sf, and averages hide that. And a Make Me Move number is matched against actual buyer demand, not a passive estimate.
Can I pursue a home that isn't listed?
Yes — that's the point. Every one of the 6,609 homes in the index accepts an expression of interest. The owner doesn't need a listing or an agent for you to raise your hand. If your number compels them, you'll hear back.
What if I already have an agent?
Bring them. The index and the records are open; your agent can work alongside everything here and represent you through any eventual transaction.
Where do the numbers come from?
Santa Clara County assessor and recorder data, plus MLS sale records, refreshed twice daily. Estimates are computational, not appraisals — the full sourcing is on the methodology page.
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