Omar Murillo
Omar Murillo
Broker & Co-Founder · Everhome Real Estate · CA DRE #01244077
Omar Murillo is a Fremont native and Bay Area real estate broker with 28 years in the business, and co-founder of Everhome Real Estate, an 18-agent brokerage serving the SF Bay Area and Silicon Valley. He covers the Fremont, Tri-City, East Bay, and Silicon Valley housing markets with particular focus on listing strategy, property preparation, and negotiation.
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Buying in Newark: Where the Tri-Cities Value Actually Hides
Newark sits in the middle of the Tri-Cities and gets overlooked, which is exactly why buyers who look there find more house for the money. A local’s guide to buying it right.
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The Tri-Cities Explained: Why Fremont, Newark, and Union City Trade Differently
Fremont, Newark, and Union City sit side by side and get lumped together as “the Tri-Cities,” but they are three different buys. Here is how a local tells them apart.
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Buying in Fremont’s Mission San Jose: What the School Boundary Really Costs You
In Mission San Jose, buyers compete for an attendance area, not a house. Here is how to shop the boundary without overpaying — or buying the wrong side of a line.
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How the Fremont Housing Market Actually Works: A Neighborhood-by-Neighborhood Guide
Fremont is not one market. It was built from five towns, and a home in the Mission San Jose hills behaves nothing like one in Centerville. Here is how a local reads it.
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One of the Best Values in Newark Right Now: A Turnkey Two-Story in Mirabeau Park
A turnkey three-bedroom two-story in Newark’s Mirabeau Park with brand-new heating and air, fresh landscaping, vaulted ceilings on both floors, balconies off both upstairs bedrooms, and a $75 monthly HOA.
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Mortgage defaults level off in June, FHA new defaults down 15%
ICE said June delinquency was 3.55% and FHA new defaults fell 15% year over year, while foreclosure inventory rose to 0.53%.
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Miami Realtors + RWorld expands into Treasure Coast with new merger
The merger expands the organization to approximately 94,000 members across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
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Why homebuilders aren’t building more homes
New home sales are staying in a 600,000 to 700,000 range, limiting permits as builders rely on rate buydowns.
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High prices, hesitant demand weigh on June new home sales
June Census data shows new home sales at a 628,000 annual pace, up 1.6% from May but down 5.6% year over year. The median price fell to $398,300 and the market carried 9.3 months of supply.
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Equity Union expands into Nevada with first market outside California
The company recently was named the fastest-growing brokerage by five year transaction side percentage on the 2026 RealTrends Verified GameChangers list.