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California’s cheapest places to live revealed in new report — including a coastal outlier

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A new report has pinpointed California’s most affordable cities, and it’s interesting to see how many are clustered in the Central Valley. Porterville leads the list, with a median home price of $325,000 and average rent at $1,358. Other budget-friendly options include Fresno, Bakersfield, Tulare, Eureka, Visalia, Stockton, Chico, Sacramento, and Clovis. As someone who’s helped clients navigate the diverse markets of Southern California for years, I know how valuable it is to understand where affordability meets opportunity—whether you’re buying for the first time, relocating, or investing. Each city has its own character and trade-offs, and exploring these options can be a smart step when planning your next move.

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