June 14, 2025 - 22:43

Affordability in California's Central Valley region is a drawcard for buyers—especially those who want new homes that are move-in ready. Despite the state's median home prices soaring to an all-time high of $910,000, prospective homeowners are discovering opportunities to purchase newly constructed homes for under $350,000.
This trend is particularly appealing to first-time buyers and families looking for budget-friendly options in a competitive market. The Central Valley offers a variety of new developments that cater to this demographic, providing modern amenities and energy-efficient designs at a fraction of the cost of homes in coastal areas.
As the demand for housing continues to rise, the availability of affordable new homes presents a unique opportunity for those willing to explore regions beyond the typical high-cost markets. With interest rates remaining relatively stable, many buyers are seizing the chance to invest in their future while enjoying the benefits of a brand-new home.
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Matthew Gardner Shares Insights on the Q3 2025 Real Estate MarketEconomist Matthew Gardner is back answering real estate questions in his Q3 2025 Update alongside Agent Publishing Co-Founder Anne Hartnett. In this latest analysis, Gardner delves into the current...
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