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• San Jose, CA
• California housing crisis so bad once-modest towns have become ‘million-dollar cities’
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• These are the California cities where $150,000 still buys you a home. Could you live here?
• This $3 Million Period Home in Denver Was Once Owned by a Broadway Legend
• In California’s Carmel Valley, a Picturesque Retreat Lists for $11 Million

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San Jose, CA

Average days on market for homes in California was 35 days this month, 35 days last month and 39 days last year. Homes in California are selling close to the asking price in the last three months. The home at 2538 Sundown Drive is for sale at $2.3 million, listed by Compass agents Carl Gambino and Ariel Putman, and was recently shared on real estate fan account Zillow Gone Wild. He acknowledges that the desert life is not for everyone. “In Trona, you’re talking about 115-degree summers, but people adjust and they get through,” Berri said. Mining production increased and the town boomed to 6,000 people at its height.

California housing crisis so bad once-modest towns have become ‘million-dollar cities’

Trona, a “desolate area that was very much thriving back in the ’50s and ’60s,” was littered with abandoned homes after plants closed decades ago, said Berri, 49. Now, “people are fixing them up and making the community better,” he said. Herlong, located along the border with Nevada, 90 miles north of Lake Tahoe, is another town with a low median home value. It’s an army town named after a World War II-era captain and home to a military storage facility. Like so many California real estate deals, you have to journey off the beaten path, make compromises and have some imagination. But if you look hard enough, there are still a handful of cities where the median price of a home is less than $150,000.

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The viewer is prohibited from copying, redistributing or retransmitting any of the data or information provided by MLSListing, Inc. As residents across urban California have decamped for more space and affordability in the exurbs, small towns statewide have grown in popularity. Sonney Berri, a real estate agent in Trona, has seen an uptick in prices since the COVID-19 pandemic, a trend he attributes to homeowners who previously lived close to city centers and sold their homes to buy properties in this unincorporated community in San Bernardino County. These towns represent islands of affordability in a state where the median home price is $789,000.

This $3 Million Period Home in Denver Was Once Owned by a Broadway Legend

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But as the nearby town of Ridgecrest grew and the mining company shrunk, Trona withered. Developers built fewer homes in California in 2023, potentially leading to higher prices and rents as a supply shortage worsens. The two-bed, two-bath home sits on a quarter-acre lot, and Putman boasted the gardens and terraces as a draw for potential buyers. Plus, it has a great view of the city, she said, making it the ultimate LA outdoor space. Designed by LA architect William King and built in 1982, the listing comes with several gathering spaces in and around the home, with charming gardens, a wraparound deck and a garage that could be used as studio space. Residents from nearby towns once came to Trona for shopping and essentials, but now the tables have turned, Epperly said.

Market Street, Unit 508San Francisco, CA 94103

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Each town is home to less than 1,000 people and set amid agricultural fields. Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust will offload 19 student-housing properties with more than 10,000 beds to funds managed by KKR, according to a statement Thursday. The deal, which is expected to be completed by the third quarter, includes properties located near 14 public universities. Gambino said the Glassell Park area where the home is located is popular among artists, musicians and actors.

In California’s Carmel Valley, a Picturesque Retreat Lists for $11 Million

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A gourmet kitchen sporting top-tier La Cornue and Miele appliances connects to a breakfast nook and spacious family room warmed by a fireplace, and a bookshelf-lined library/office has a stone fireplace and discreet wet bar. Sited on a bucolic parcel of land spanning well over 3 acres, just minutes away from Carmel-by-the-Sea, the residence is tucked away behind gates and a 300-foot stone wall crafted by Masons from Ireland, and fronted by a circular driveway that passes through a porte-cochère before emptying out at a four-car garage. Once inside, a double-height foyer displaying herringbone-style floors and a curving staircase flows to a fireside living room topped by a soaring vermilion-hued ceiling and formal dining room flaunting a hand-painted mural. By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy.

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Originally built in the 1990s as the “biggest home on the block with no expense spared,” per marketing materials, the stone and slate-roof structure has been extensively renovated during the past two years. Featured are six bedrooms and seven bathrooms in nearly 9,000 square feet of two-level living space adorned throughout with French oak floors, stone fireplaces imported from London, and high-end fixtures by Rose Uniacke, and Roman and Williams. French doors also provide seamless indoor/outdoor environs.

Both communities in the Riverside-San Bernardino metropolitan area saw home values dip about 17% in the last year. Trona’s heyday was in the early 1900s, when it was a company town, established in 1914 and operated by the American Trona Corp. Early on, a central building housed many workers and all the town’s businesses, including a “pool hall, a barber shop, post office, library, grocery and department store,” according to the Searles Valley Historical Society. For the last 30 years, Ann Epperly has lived in Trona, one of only nine California cities, towns and unincorporated areas tracked by Zillow with median home values under $150,000 in February 2024.