East Sacramento Suburbs
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Cities in this region
Folsom sales jumped nearly 19% this spring even as prices eased
Granite Bay listings now linger five times longer than a year ago
Lincoln buyers gain leverage as Placer County inventory grows
Loomis listings cleared in just 10 days as inventory tightened
Orangevale buyers have more to choose from than they did last spring
Rocklin sellers found firmer footing this spring as prices ticked above last year
Roseville’s listing pile keeps shrinking, tightening the squeeze on spring buyers
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55 reportsLincoln rents climb just 1.9% as renters keep more than 83% of income
The typical Lincoln household spends just 16.4% of income on rent, leaving the city well below the rent-burden threshold even as rents tick up modestly.
Roseville rents climb to $2,573 as renters keep a comfortable cushion
Median asking rent rose $55 from a year ago, but Roseville households still spend well below the rent-burdened threshold thanks to six-figure incomes.
Rocklin rents barely budge as renters keep a comfortable income cushion
The typical Rocklin rent rose just $21 over the past year to $2,415, leaving tenants well below the threshold for being considered rent-burdened.
El Dorado Hills rents climb to nearly $3,000 as renters keep a wide affordability cushion
Median rent rose $76 from a year ago to $2,986, but high local incomes leave most tenants well below the rent-burdened threshold.
Orangevale rents inch up just 1.2% as renters keep a comfortable income cushion
The Sacramento suburb's median rent rose only $25 over the past year, leaving typical households spending about a quarter of their income on housing.
Folsom rents inch up just 1.4% as high incomes keep affordability in check
The typical Folsom renter now pays $2,528 a month, only $35 more than a year ago, leaving local households well below the rent-burden threshold.
El Dorado Hills home prices jump 16% while Loomis tumbles to a multi-year low
A wide split is opening across the East Sacramento suburbs, with luxury markets diverging sharply and Rocklin emerging as the region's most competitive battleground in March.
Rocklin homes are selling 5 days slower than last March, even as prices climb 8%
The median sale price jumped to $705,000 in March, but tighter inventory and a thinner sales pace point to a more selective spring market.
Roseville inventory drops 27% as buyers snap up homes in under three weeks
Active listings fell sharply year-over-year in March, tightening the market even as the median sale price slipped 3.3% to $629,000.
Folsom homes are selling 32 days faster than they were in February
A March surge in sales and a sharp drop in time-on-market signal that Folsom's spring buying season has arrived in force, with sellers regaining leverage.