Fresno, CA

Fresno is a city located in the Central Valley of California. The population of Fresno was over 300,000 in 2010. Fresno is the largest city in the Central Valley and has been growing rapidly since the 1990s. Fresno is known for its agriculture, including fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and poultry. The city also has a large industrial base, including food processing plants and aerospace companies.

Real estate in Fresno is dominated by single-family homes and apartments. The median price of a home in Fresno was $269,500 in May 2016. The most expensive neighborhoods are north of downtown Fresno near Interstate 5 and east of Highway 99 near Clovis. In contrast, south of downtown Fresno near Kings Canyon National Park has some of the lowest prices in the city at around $150,000 for a home. There is also a significant amount of rental housing available in Fresno with an average rent price of $1,100 per month.

The economy of Fresno is driven largely by agriculture and industry. However, there has been growth in other sectors such as health care and technology over the past few years. This growth has led to increased demand for housing which has put pressure on prices and availability throughout the city. There are plans to build new housing developments throughout the city to meet this demand but it will likely take several years for these projects to come online