City Guide
Stockton, CA
Overview
Stockton, CA, is known for being the first community in California to have a name, not of Spanish or Native American origin. There are around 315,000 people living in Stockton, making it a mid-sized city. Something fascinating about the city is that the University of the Pacific in Stockton became California's first chartered institution of higher education in 1851. Something else to note about the city is that is surrounded by many waterways and bodies of water.
What’s it like to live in Stockton, CA ?
If you're looking to buy a home for sale in Stockton, CA you'll find that the median sale price is
$435,000
and homes stay on the market for 22 days. You'll find that the median sale prices of
a single family home and a condo/co-op in Stockton are $445,000
and $278,500
, respectively. Stockton area townhouses have a median sale price of $335,000
, making them less expensive
than single family homes. If you’re not ready to buy a home, consider one of the many apartments for rent in Stockton, CAExplore our Stockton housing market page for insights about how home values have changed over
the years and how Stockton home prices compare to other markets. Explore our Stockton rental market trends page for insights about how rental prices have changed and how Stockton rental prices compare to other rental markets. If you're curious about the most valuable home features in Stockton, or looking for a new home improvement project,
discover what home features and design trends may help increase your home's value.
Popular neighborhoods in and around Stockton
Neighborhood | Median Sale Price | Compete Score | Walk Score | Real Estate |
---|---|---|---|---|
East Stockton | $317,000 | 60 / 100 | -- | For SaleFor Rent |
Brookside | $492,500 | 68 / 100 | 22 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Mariposa | $439,000 | 85 / 100 | -- | For SaleFor Rent |
Lincoln Village West | $389,000 | -- | 37 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Spanos Park | $550,000 | 70 / 100 | 12 / 100 | For SaleFor Rent |
Stockton Articles & Neighborhood Content
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See how much rent you can affordSee all rental listingsStockton Migration & Relocation Trends
In Feb '24 - Apr '24, 22% of Stockton homebuyers searched to move out of Stockton, while 78% looked to stay within the metropolitan area.
- Across the nation, 3% of homebuyers searched to move into Stockton from outside metros.
- New York homebuyers searched to move into Stockton more than any other metro followed by Santa Barbara and Pensacola.
Where are people moving to Stockton from?
- 78% of Stockton homebuyers searched to stay within the Stockton metropolitan area.
Where are people from Stockton moving to?
Number of People Moving to Stockton
least
most
People are moving to Stockton from
Inbound | Net inflow | ||
---|---|---|---|
Metros | Feb '24 - Apr '24 | ||
1 | 284 | ||
2 | 132 | ||
3 | 32 | ||
4 | 18 | ||
5 | 9 | ||
6 | 6 | ||
7 | 5 | ||
8 | 4 | ||
9 | 4 | ||
10 | 3 |
Methodology
This data does not reflect actual moves. The latest migration analysis is based on a sample of about two
million Redfin.com users who searched for homes across more than 100 metro areas. To be included in this dataset, a Redfin.com user
must have viewed at least 10 homes in a three month period. This dataset excludes all rentals data.
What is there to do in Stockton, CA ?
If you're living in Stockton, CA, you may be wondering what to do in your spare time. From nature parks to stellar restaurants and an arts and culture scene, there's plenty to do in this city. Stockton is known for its popular museums such as The Haggin Museum, Childrens Museum of Stockton, and FANHS Museum. Stockton Civic Theatre and Faye Spanos Concert Hall are just a handful of performing arts venues that contribute to the city's vibrant arts and culture scene. Home to Fritz Grupe Park, Victory Park, and Oak Grove Regional Park, there are a lot of parks where you can spend a relaxing afternoon. There are a variety of diverse eateries and restaurants that appeal to every palette in the city. Don't miss out on local favorites like Garlic Brothers Restaurant, Yen Du Restaurant, and Lumberjacks Restaurant.
Explore some of the best things to do in Stockton
What's the best way to get around Stockton, CA ?
The best way to get around Stockton is by car, but there are many methods for getting around the city. If you’re exploring the city by foot, Stockton has a walk score of 44, meaning this area is car dependent. Another way to get around the city is by public transportation. Stockton has a transit score of 25, with a few nearby public transportation options. Most bus stations and rail stations are located in 95203, 95206 and 95202. You can also get around Stockton by bike. With a bike score of 52, there is some amount of infrastructure for biking.
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Stockton Transportation
Bus Station
Buses can be found throughout the city and are easily accessible to commute in the city.
Rail Station
Stockton has 5 heavy rail stations; Amtrak-Skt, Amtrak, Union Pacific Railroad, Central Calif Traction, Amtrak Stockton. This allows you to use heavy rail to commute in and out of the city from the surrounding area and even travel to other cities.
Tram Station
Our data indicates this city does not have this transportation type.
Metro Station
Our data indicates this city does not have this transportation type.
Car & Bike Rentals
Renting a car is another good way to get around the city. There are 19 car rental locations.
Airports
Stockton has 1 airport which allows you to easily travel.