San Joaquin Valley Real Estate

Fresno, CA Real Estate

Fresno is in the top ten largest cities in California, ranking in at number six with a population of more than 480,000. While Fresno has, in the past, been known for its agricultural background, this has been changing over the last few years. The city's economy is led by healthcare, education, and tourism.

Fresno was originally established as a railroad town because the town formed around the Central Pacific Railroad Station and store near Easterby's farm. Thirteen years after this railroad station was established, Fresno became an incorporated city.

Being such a large and metropolitan city, Fresno is broken into various areas so Visitors and residents will know exactly where to stay based on personal interests. The city is currently going through major renovations and redevelopment projects to boost the economy.

Centered between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Fresno is at the heart of the Central Valleys. While the city is huge, the cost of living is reasonable compared to its neighboring metropolitan areas and housing is available on virtually every street in the city. At the time this article was created, there were approximately 3,100 homes available for sale in Fresno, California. Pick the style and you're bound to find the perfect house to fit your needs.

The real estate market trend from August to October 2007 was:

Two bedrooms – average sales price: $172,203; median sales price: $163,035

Three bedrooms – average sales price: $239,088; median sales price : $225,000

Four bedrooms – average sales price: $367,376; median sales price: $300,000

It's best to take your time when choosing a home, so make sure that all of your needs are met and dive into the search before the real estate market gets going again. You'll save thousands on the price of your home and be in the home of your dreams before you know it.

Copyright © 2007 SJVforSale.com All Rights Reserved.