Truckee, CA Housing


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The housing market in Truckee, CA is significantly more expensive than the average for the United States. The median value of a home in Truckee is $981,700 compared to the median value of a home in the US which is $338,100. While US housing has appreciated 8.27% over the past year, homes in Truckee have only appreciated 3.89%. This makes investing in a home in Truckee more expensive and risky than other areas, but it also shows that there is still potential for investment since the appreciation rate is slightly above zero.

The median home cost in Truckee is $981,700. Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 128.2%. Home Appreciation in Truckee is up 8.6%.

Average Age of Homes
- The median age of Truckee real estate is 29 years old
The Rental Market in Truckee
- Renters make up 15.7% of the Truckee population
- 0.3% of houses and apartments in Truckee, are available to rent

DID YOU KNOW
Buying a home is the biggest single purchase most people make during their lives. The second largest is most often an automobile.

Median Monthly Rent by Number of Bedrooms

   Housing by Year Built

  HousingTruckee, CaliforniaUnited States
  13,698.0139,647,020.0
  3342
  $981,700$338,100
  8.6%16.6%
  54.3%57.0%
  128.2%101.1%
  $8.16$10.98
  $5,214$2,690
  35.7%57.4%
  54.4%11.2%
  9.9%31.4%
  Vacant Housing
  0.3%1.9%
  0.2%0.4%
  0.8%0.7%
  1.1%0.4%
  51.6%3.6%
  0.4%4.1%
  Value of Owner-Occupied Housing
  0.9%2.6%
  0.0%2.4%
  0.9%2.8%
  1.3%3.9%
  0.0%4.5%
  2.1%11.3%
  0.7%13.0%
  2.1%20.1%
  2.9%13.6%
  17.0%8.3%
  40.0%9.7%
  16.8%3.9%
  10.2%2.2%
  2.6%0.8%
  2.6%1.1%
  Housing Units by Year Structure Built
  0.3%0.2%
  18.3%13.6%
  18.3%13.6%
  22.2%13.6%
  24.6%13.2%
  19.4%14.8%
  22.2%13.6%
  2.1%10.0%
  1.5%4.7%
  0.4%12.2%
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I came to Truckee California about a month prior to this Covid-19 pandemic, to relocate here. Due to this unfortunate circumstance I was temporarily laid off  More

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I moved to Truckee with my soon-to-be ex-wife and two sons in June 2012 and left Truckee in June 2015 with only my sons. My wife got drawn into what I later learned  More

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Yes, it costs more to live in California. And you don't get paid more necessarily if you live in the mountains- but there are some great jobs here if you have the right  More

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