Luxury homes for sale & real estate in California, CA

Luxury Home for sale in California, CA:

40.00+/- acre almond ranch on the southeast corner of W. Belmont and N. Modoc, a mile northwest of Kerman. Entirely Nonpareil and Monterey (50/50), in two blocks of roughly twenty acres. The west block is in full production; the east block was pulled and replanted to the same varieties in 2024.Fresno Irrigation District surface water plus a 50 HP electric ag well - PG & E service undergrounded in 2024. Flood irrigated, turnouts at each row. Separate domestic well. Soils 100% Grade 1 - Excellent on the Storie Index. Two residences. One tenant-occupied; the 1,807+/- sq. ft. home is subject to an active life estate.

Luxury Home for sale in California, CA:

39.79+/- acre almond ranch at the southeast corner of Avenue 7 and Road 29. Planted in 2016 to Independence variety. Two-source water - inside the Madera Irrigation District plus an on-site electric ag well. DWR approved the Madera Subbasin sustainability plans in December 2023. Buyer to verify allocation, assessment and any GSA obligation. Soils 100% Hanford (Ripperdan) fine sandy loam - Storie Index Grade 1. Five crop years 2022-2026 average 3,237 meat lbs/ac.

Luxury Home for sale in California, CA:

Rare 7-unit apartment investment opportunity in Sunnyvale, offered at $382,857 per unit. The fully occupied property features an attractive unit mix of one three-bedroom/two-bathroom, two two-bedroom/one-bathroom, and four one-bedroom/one-bathroom units, totaling 5,217 square feet on a 0.25-acre lot. The well-maintained 1959-built property features dual-pane windows throughout and updated Siemens electrical sub-panels. Long-term ownership and current rents provide significant rental upside, with no citywide rent control ordinance currently in place. Sunnyvale's strong rental market has experienced nearly 10% year-over-year rent growth, supporting continued income growth. The property offers

Luxury Home for sale in California, CA:

Rare opportunity to acquire a landmark mixed-use asset in the heart of downtown Alameda. The historic 1926 Spanish Colonial Revival building offers 93 residential units and 17 retail spaces across 110 total units, with 96.4% physical occupancy. The property has not traded in over 30 years. The residential mix spans studios, one-bedrooms, and private- and shared-bath rooms with significant rent roll upside as legacy in-place rents roll to market on turnover. Studios currently range from $542 to $1,742/month, one-bedrooms from $1,055 to $2,100, reflecting the spread between long-tenured residents and recent market-rate leases. Alameda's Annual General Adjustment is set at 2.7% for 2026-27, p