California Median Home Prices By County – One Cool Thing
The Lawhead Team would like to share California Association of Realtors “One Cool Thing” about California and their median home price by county:
California really does have it all. Whether you seek a beach side retreat a mountain getaway or something in between, you are sure to find a home to fit your lifestyle. No matter your price point, California has you covered.
Counties in the $700K+ category:
- San Francisco County – $741,850 median price
- Marin County – $823,980 median price
- San Mateo County – $825,000 median price
Counties $699-$600K:
- Contra-Costa (Central County) – $698,810
- Santa Clara – $695,000
Counties $599K to $500K:
- Orange County – $567,910 median price
Counties $499-400K:
- Santa Cruz – $495,000
- Santa Barbara – $477,780
- Ventura – $429,520
- Alameda – $493,240
Counties $399-300K:
- Sonoma County – $359,570
- Napa – $357,410
- San Diego – $388,100
- San Luis Obispo – $387,500
- Los Angeles – $315,390
Counties $299-$200K
- Riverside County – $219,850
- Mendocino – $257,140
- San Benito – $261,900
- Placer County – $287,630
- Butte County – $221,050
- Monterey – $289,000
- Humboldt – $251,140
- Solano – $208,020
Counties $199-100K
- Merced – $107,730
- Sacramento – $172,520
- Lake County – $116,870
- Shasta – $177,500
- Tehama – $140,000
- Kings County – $136,250
- San Bernardino – $138,110
- Madera – $128,890
- Siskiyou County – $120,000
- Tuolumne – $157.780
- Fresno – $150,000
- Tulare – $122,320
- Amador – $146,670
- Kern (Bakersfield) – $145,000
