Long Beach Real Estate Market Trends

Market Overview for Quarter 2, 2024


Median Sale Price

$830K

10.7% YoY


Median Price/Sqft

$651

9% YoY


No. of Transactions

659

-8.7% YoY


County Median Sale Price

$875K

7.4% YoY

In Q2, the median home sale price in Long Beach was $830K, an increase of 10.7% year-over-year. By contrast, sales activity trended down with 659 deals closed, representing a decline of -8.7% compared to the same period last year. The median price per square foot in Q2 was $651, a change of 9% year-over-year, while the median sale price in Los Angeles County was $875K.

Sales information for last quarter cannot be displayed due to insufficient recorded transactions. The available data does not meet the minimum threshold required for reliable and accurate data representation.

Long Beach Median Sale Price

Long Beach Median Sale Price Per Square Foot

Long Beach Transactions

Top Cities in Los Angeles County

Ranking City Median Sale Price
1 Malibu $4,195,000
2 Beverly Hills $3,083,000
3 Palos Verdes Estates $2,935,000
4 San Marino $2,920,000
5 Manhattan Beach $2,787,500
6 Rolling Hills Estates $2,300,000
7 Hermosa Beach $2,212,500
8 Calabasas $1,778,250
9 Rancho Palos Verdes $1,750,000
10 Santa Monica $1,727,500
11 South Pasadena $1,670,000
12 El Segundo $1,650,000
13 Arcadia $1,488,000
14 Redondo Beach $1,460,000
15 Sierra Madre $1,382,500
16 Walnut $1,213,000
17 Burbank $1,200,000
18 Culver City $1,160,000
19 Glendale $1,154,000
20 Torrance $1,131,000
21 Pasadena $1,125,000
22 Temple City $1,074,000
23 Agoura Hills $1,052,500
24 West Hollywood $1,036,250
25 Los Angeles $1,025,000
26 Cerritos $1,025,000
27 San Gabriel $984,000
28 Diamond Bar $978,000
29 Claremont $937,500
30 Monrovia $910,000
31 LA Verne $905,000
32 LA Mirada $875,000
33 San Dimas $866,500
34 Alhambra $866,000
35 Lakewood $850,000
36 Rosemead $850,000
37 Glendora $840,000
38 Hawthorne $837,500
39 Long Beach $830,000
40 Downey $830,000
41 Whittier $815,000
42 West Covina $810,000
43 Monterey Park $810,000
44 Santa Clarita $809,500
45 Duarte $805,000
46 Lomita $795,000
47 Bellflower $762,500
48 Gardena $755,000
49 El Monte $749,500
50 Pico Rivera $735,000
51 Montebello $725,000
52 Norwalk $722,500
53 LA Puente $720,000
54 Carson $715,000
55 Covina $700,000
56 Baldwin Park $685,000
57 Azusa $680,000
58 Pomona $670,000
59 South Gate $655,000
60 Compton $630,000
61 Lynwood $629,500
62 Inglewood $620,000
63 Paramount $517,500
64 Palmdale $495,000
65 Lancaster $455,000

Residential Property Types Sold in Long Beach

Property Type Median Sale Price Y-o-Y Change Median Sale Price/Sq. Ft Y-o-Y Change Transactions
Condo $535K 2.9% $588 2.3% 215
House $935K 10% $691 12% 444

The Q2 median sale price for Long Beach houses was $935K, increasing 10% year-over-year. While the median for houses was trending up, condo prices in Long Beach remained flat year-over-year at $535K.

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