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Stockton Real Estate For Sale In CA

Stockton

An agricultural city and the 11th largest city in California with stunning views and access to some of the biggest metro areas in the Bay Area, Stockton, CA real estate has charm and affordability.

8844 Fox Creek Drive #68

Stockton, CA 95210

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$328,000

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224 W Jefferson Street

Stockton, CA 95206

Single Family Home For Sale

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$299,000

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$429,000

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$659,000

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Multi-Family For Sale

Multi-Family For Sale

New Listing - 22 hours on Site

$699,777

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$485,000

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608 N Pershing Avenue

Stockton, CA 95215

Single Family Home For Sale

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New Listing - yesterday

$540,000

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Single Family Home For Sale

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$399,000

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$698,000

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$475,000

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$493,000

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$700,000

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$389,000

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$399,999

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Stockton CA History

Stockton, CA, was established in 1849 by Carlos Maria Weber during the height of the Gold Rush. Gold had been discovered by the American River near Sacramento, CA, causing Stockton to balloon from a small settlement into a thriving economic center. Nestled in the Central Valley, 90 miles inland from Sacramento and situated on the San Joaquin River, Stockton remains a major shipping point for Northern California.

Real Estate Market in Stockton, CA

The median cost of real estate in Stockton is considerably more affordable than in surrounding metros in the bay area. The median cost of a single-family home is $440k. On the more expensive end, homes in the Trinity neighborhood have a median list price of $600k. The most affordable areas are Midtown and Mount Diable, with median list prices between $290k and $320k. The real estate market in Stockton has maintained a balanced buyer vs. seller market for over five years. Homes for sale in Stockton typically sell within $10k of the list price and sit on the market for less than 50 days.

Like most of California, Stockton has a higher cost of living than the US average, but with a steadily growing economy, home values increasing, and personal wealth growth, Stockton real estate is worth the investment.

Distance to other major cities from Stockton

31.3 miles to Modesto, CA
48.5 miles to Sacramento, CA
75 miles to San Jose, CA
83 miles to San Francisco, CA
126 miles to Fresno, CA
179 miles to Reno, NV

Neighborhoods in Stockton, California

The city of Stockton has 14 neighborhoods over 65 square miles. All of them are unique and worth looking at when considering real estate in Stockton, CA.

Lincoln Village

One of the most desirable and most established of Stockton's neighborhoods, Lincoln Village is perfect for families and young professionals alike. You can find Stockton, CA real estate for sale in Lincoln Village on the northwest side of the city. Lincoln village straddles Interstate 5. There are many parks and golf courses for outdoor enjoyment. Lincoln village also has a plethora of shops, restaurants, and entertainment.

Brookside

Brookside is a smaller neighborhood but is incredibly popular. A quick 3 miles drive outside of Stockton with large amounts of green space and great water access. Brookside has low crime rates and great schools, making it ideal for families with children. Brookside is also relatively affordable in comparison with other areas nearby.

Valley Oak

Valley Oak provides a perfect balance of urban and country. Close to the city but surrounded by farmland, Valley Oak is one of the largest neighborhoods in Stockton. Valley Oak sits at the north end of Stockton, surrounding Hammer Lane and West of Morada.

Pacific

Home to the University of the Pacific, the Pacific neighborhood is always on the go and full of entertainment, art, culture, and young adults. Pacific is peppered with parks allowing for relaxing nature space while still in the main part of the city.

The Pacific neighborhood is also home to the famous miracle mile shopping district. Full of boutiques, restaurants, and dozens of other shopping opportunities, Pacific is a lively place to live.

Popular Stockton Suburbs

Tracy
Kennedy
Country Club
Manteca
Lodi

Schools in Stockton, CA

Stockton real estate is served by four school districts, Stockton Unified School District, Lincoln Unified School District, Lodi Unified School District, and Manteca Unified School District. These four districts serve over 40 campuses, including primary and secondary schools. Stockton also has multiple private and charter schools.

Top Primary Schools

Manlio Silva Elementary School
John Muir Elementary School
Waverly Elementary School

Top Secondary Schools

Brookside Middle School
Middle College High School
Lincoln High School
Bear Creek High School

Higher Education

University of the Pacific (UOP) is the oldest university in California. Other firsts include being the West's first music conservatory and California's first co-ed university! UOP also has satellite campuses in Sacramento and SanFrancisco. The campus is set in the Pacific neighborhood of Stockton, CA. Surrounded by iconic historical architecture and culture, the neighborhood around UOP has some of the most in-demand real estate for sale in Stockton, CA.

Things To Do In Stockton, CA

Haggin Museum

Nestled in Victory Park, the Haggin Museum is an art and local history museum that opened in 1931. Full of a wide mix of art by many artists. The Haggin collection spans just under 240 works of art. One of the main goals of the museum is to curate exhibits dedicated to Stockton's history.

Stockton Symphony

If you love music, you need to make time to see the Stockton Symphony Orchestra. Founded in 1926, the symphony is the third oldest symphony in California and much beloved in the region.

Stockton Children's Museum

The Stockton Children's Museum was founded in 1994 as a non-profit museum created to be a safe space for children to learn and play. The museum has a wide variety of exhibits, with many of them interactive. The biggest exhibit is the 22,000-square-foot space which inspires children to explore, imagine, and create amidst a miniature city.

Micke Grove Park

A gorgeous piece of green space in Stockton, Micke Grove Park, has a piece of Japan tucked away. The Japanese Garden was created in 1959 by Duke Yoshimura post World War II. The garden has 60 Kwanzan flowering cherry trees and five Akebono cherry trees. There are also several koi ponds, lanterns, and pagodas.

Living in Stockton, CA

A large city that makes you feel like you know everyone, Stockton has everything you could want when looking for a new place to live. Stockton real estate is centrally located in Northern California and is surrounded by farmland, state parks, and waterways. With easy access to San Francisco, Sacramento, and San Jose, you might find commuting to one of these larger cities expands your job opportunities while living in a more affordable Bay Area city.

Medical Access in Stockton, California

With three state-of-the-art medical centers, you will never have to worry about your medical needs when living in Stockton, CA. Two hospitals, St. Joseph's Medical Center and Dameron Hospital are in Stockton proper, while San Joaquin General Hospital is 10 minutes south of the city in the suburb of French Camp.

Sports in Stockton, California

While there are no major league sports teams in Stockton, CA, if you are a big sports fan, you still have plenty of teams to root for! For ice hockey fans, Stockton Heat, affiliated with the Calgary Flames, plays at the Stockton Arena. The Stockton Kings also play at the Stockton Arena, ranked as a G League basketball team. Stockton Ballpark at Banner Island is home to the Stockton Ports, a single-A minor league baseball team!

Weather in Stockton, California

Stockton real estate sits right on a line between climate regions. Some describe the weather here as a hot Mediterranean summer, while others believe it is cool and semi-arid. Regardless of where you fall on this discussion, Stockton weather is different from the rest of the Bay Area due to being in a valley.

Living in Stockton, CA, you experience all four seasons. Summer temperatures can reach triple digits, and winters are relatively mild but tend to be wet. Being in the Central Valley, temperatures and precipitation vary more than in other Bay Area cities.

Transportation in Stockton, California

Public Transportation

Stockton has two rail stations connecting the city with the rest of the state and the country at large. Amtrak has a commuter service that runs to San Jose.

Stockton's public transportation needs are served by the San Joaquin Regional Transit District. Providing urban and rural transportation services via buses for San Joaquin County

Highway Travel

Two of California's major north-south roadways pass through the city, making any real estate for sale in Stockton easily accessible for commuters and people who love to travel.

I-5 and SR 99 - major north-south thoroughfares
State Route 4
The terminus for State Routes 88 and 26

Water Travel

The Port of Stockton is a major seaport approximately 75 nautical miles east of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The port occupies an island in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta. The port is a large employer for the city and generates over $4 million in local tax funds yearly.

Stockton, CA Job Market

While Stockton is historically an agricultural community, the city has been diversifying its economy for many years. Some of the top industries Stockton has brought in include telecommunications and manufacturing.

Stockton's central location, presence as a seaport, comparatively inexpensive land costs, and a relatively short distance to both San Francisco and Sacramento makes Stockton a great place to invest. Those looking for real estate in Stockton have a wide variety of employment opportunities.

Top Employers in Stockton

St. Joseph's Medical Center
Stockton Unified Schools
City of Stockton
Amazon
Port of Stockton

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