In a new Trulia study, homes in the Bay Area are selling like hot cakes still on the griddle.

Per Curbed SF, the study looked at homes posted for sale on the real estate site and noticed a correlation between the way the market has been shrinking while home sales have been speeding up. Bay Area homes for sale inventory has decreased over the years but purchase speed is at an all-time high.

San Jose came in first on the list with only 20 percent of homes remaining on the market longer than two months. Oakland is just behind the Silicon Valley city with only 20.3 percent still on the market. Number three is the only top four city not in California: Seattle has only 21.9 percent left on the market after a couple months. Although San Francisco is fourth, it still astounded with only 23.7 percent making it past the two-month mark. 

Trulia isn’t the only one pointing this out. According to Realtor.com, homes in the Bay Area only stay on the market an average of 24 days.

The study also indicated that homebuyers are spending more of their income to take down the little homes that are on the market. The decline in inventory pressures those looking to buy in the area to make hastier, more expensive purchases.