What is the median price of a single-family home in California?
Money medium Data from 2024
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The answer
$860,000
Roughly $860K.
The median existing single-family home in California sells for around $860,000, more than double the U.S. median. The gap is a supply story: California has permitted far fewer homes per new resident than states like Texas for forty years. Within the state, the Bay Area median runs well over $1.2 million.
Where this number comes from
| Source | California Association of Realtors |
|---|---|
| Figure refers to | 2024 |
| Last checked | |
| Unit | dollars |
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