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Here is where home prices have increased the most in California

FILE - A "for sale" sign is posted in front of a home in Sacramento, Calif., March 3, 2022. Years of soaring prices turned into big profits for U.S. homeowners who sold their home in 2022, even as the housing market's slump deepened, new data show. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)

Signs of a cooling real-estate market have been particularly evident in the Golden State, with home prices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego remaining stagnant or dropping in recent months. However, that hasn’t been the trend for all of California.

Researchers at Go Banking Rates used the Zillow Home Value Index for single-family homes to find the year-over-year and the year-to-date changes to determine where home prices have increased the most in California.


Home prices in these California cities have increased the most, according to the study.

1. Richgrove (Tulare County)

2. McKittrick (Kern County)

3. Huron (Fresno County)

4. River Pines (Amador County)

5. Hume (Fresno County)

6. Planada (Merced County)

7. Lost Hills (Kern County)

8. Stratford (Kings County)

9. Fish Camp (Mariposa County)

10. Avenal (Kings County)

11. Kettleman City (Kings County)

12. Taft (Kern County)

13. Pixley (Tulare County)

14. Corcoran (Kings County)

15. Kennedy (San Joaquin County)

16. Calipatria (Imperial County)

While home prices in these areas are increasing, they are still cheaper than the average home prices in more prominent like Los Angeles, San Francisco, or San Diego.

The average home prices in these areas can range from $893,457 to over $1.2 million, according to Zillow data.