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For Sale
Active Listings
601
Average Price
$715k
Price Range
$350k - $1.7M
Median Price
$715k

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Long Beach Housing Market

The median home in Long Beach sold for $850K over the past 12 months, up 4.3% from the year before.

There are 601 homes for sale right now, asking a median of $715K — about $621 per square foot.

Homes here take a median of 58 days to sell and close at 100% of asking price.

At 981 sales over the past year, current inventory represents about 7.4 months of supply — a buyer’s market by the usual six-month benchmark.

Median sale price
$850K▲ 4.3%
981 sales, last 12 months
Median list price
$715K
601 active listings
Price per sq ft
$639
Median, closed sales
Days on market
58
Median, list to close
Sale to list
100%
Of asking price
Months of supply
7.4
6 months is balanced
New this week
50
Listed in the last 7 days
Typical price range
$350K – $1.75M
10th–90th percentile of asking prices
Sales volume
981▼ 55.6%
vs 2,207 the year before

Inventory by price

Under $300K
29
$300K – $500K
154
$500K – $750K
138
$750K – $1M
111
$1M – $2M
122
$2M+
47

Inventory by property type

Residential
601
Residential income
221
Land
10

Market data derived from MLS records, updated October 15, 2026. Figures cover single-family and attached residential sales and exclude rentals and land.

How Joseph works with Long Beach buyers and sellers

Joseph Sardella is licensed throughout California, and the market data on this page is drawn from the same MLS records Joseph uses every day. Day-to-day local expertise, though, is in Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indian Wells, Rancho Mirage. For a transaction in Long Beach or elsewhere in the Los Angeles County, Joseph either works the deal directly or introduces you to a vetted agent who lives in that market — and tells you which, up front.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do homes cost in Long Beach?▼
Homes in Long Beach sold for a median of $850K over the past 12 months and the median asking price on the 601 homes currently for sale is $715K. That works out to roughly $639 per square foot. Most listings fall between $350K and $1.75M.
Is Long Beach a good place to buy a home?▼
At 7.4 months of supply, the market favours buyers by the usual six-month benchmark, homes take a median of 58 days to sell and close at 100% of asking price. The median sale price is up 4.3% year over year.
What neighborhoods are popular in Long Beach?▼
Long Beach's most active communities by current listing count are North Long Beach, Wrigley Area, Poly High, Downtown and Artcraft Manor. Each has its own page with listings, HOA details and sold history.
What kinds of property are for sale in Long Beach?▼
Current inventory in Long Beach, in California's Los Angeles County, breaks down as 601 residential, 221 residential income, 10 land. Rentals are listed separately and are not included in these counts.
Do I need a real estate agent to buy in Long Beach?▼
It is not legally required, but a local agent brings market data, negotiation and access to listings before they are widely marketed. Joseph Sardella works across Los Angeles County — call (760) 333-3676 for a free consultation.

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