California’s 10 cheapest cities to buy homes — charming mountain town with $325K homes takes top spot
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10 cheapest cities to buy homes in California revealedCalifornia’s 10 cheapest cities to buy homes — charming mountain town with $325K homes takes top spot
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10 cheapest cities to buy homes in California revealed
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In California's housing market, Porterville shines as the most affordable city with an average home price of just $325,000. Hot on its heels is Fresno, known for both its attractive home prices of around $388,567 and a thriving job sector. Bakersfield secures third place at $441,009 average, while Tulare, with its quaint town atmosphere, has homes averaging $458,693. Rounding out the list is Eureka, where average prices sit at $418,081.