Campo, CA

Campo is a small town located in the San Joaquin Valley of California. The population of Campo was just over 10,000 as of the 2010 census. Campo is known for its agricultural production, including crops such as cotton, citrus fruits, and almonds. The town also has a small industrial base that produces machinery and equipment used in agriculture and manufacturing.

Real estate in Campo is dominated by agricultural land and rural housing. Residential development in Campo has been limited to recent annexations of surrounding communities, most notably Hanford and Pleasanton. There are only a handful of medium-density residential developments in the town, consisting mostly of single-family homes on large lots. Commercial development is also sparse; the only significant commercial properties are a Walmart Supercenter and several small grocery stores.

The market for real estate in Campo is stable but modestly growing; median home prices have increased by just 2% since 2009 according to Zillow data. This modest growth may be due to constrained supply relative to population growth (the town has seen modest population growth over the past decade), or it may reflect weak demand from local residents who are primarily focused on maintaining their proximity to agricultural production and industrial businesses. In any case, there appears to be little opportunity for investors looking for high returns on their real estate investments in Campo at this time.