Raisin City, CA

Raisin City is a small agricultural town located in the Central Valley of California. The town was founded in 1884 and has a population of just over 1,000 people. Raisin City is known for its raisins, which are dried grapes that are used to make wine and other types of food products. The raisins are also a major source of income for the town.

Real estate in Raisin City is dominated by agricultural land and small residential properties. There is limited commercial real estate available, but this is expected to grow as the town expands its economy beyond its raisin production. The average price for residential property in Raisin City is $130,000, while commercial property averages $1 million.

The main economic drivers for Raisin City are agriculture and tourism. Agriculture accounts for approximately 60% of the GDP and employs most of the workforce in the town. Tourism is growing rapidly as people learn more about the history and culture of Raisin City. This growth will continue as new attractions such as museums open up in the town