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1,357 Fresno, CA Real Estate Listings
Don Khamchanh|Park Place Real Estate
David Tucci|Foxen Realty, Inc.
Nora Hall|HomeSmart PV and Associates
Karen Higginbotham|CENTURY 21 MM
Victor Lopez|eXp Realty of California, Inc.
Victor Lopez|eXp Realty of California, Inc.
Emily Marty|Better Homes & Garden Real Estate GoldLeaf
Lisa Neufeld|RE/MAX Gold
Stephanie Hicks|Movoto, Inc
Savannah Beck|Modern Broker, Inc.
Century 21 C. Watson|Century 21 C. Watson
Jonathan Minerick|HomeCoin.com
Scott Farrow|Keller Williams Fresno
Jonathan Minerick|HomeCoin.com
Vincent Kennedy|Realty Concepts, Ltd
Greg Vasquez|Century 21 Adanalian & Vasquez
Carol Macneill|Modern Broker, Inc.
Dominique Howell|Realty Concepts, Ltd
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Fresno Home Trends
A vibrant California city among several national parks, Fresno is a major hub of the San Joaquin Valley. Fresno features a rich history as well as new-age attractions. Currently home to over 537,000 people, this city is bursting with life. The community has grown nearly nine percent in the last decade and continues to attract new residents each year. Fresno boasts a very competitive housing market, with homes selling for an average of $350,000 in about a week. The city is home to many unique neighborhoods of different styles and price points. Whether you're looking for city living, suburban streets, or a more rural feel, Fresco can accommodate. Much of the community is lined with Spanish, ranch, and Mediterranean-style homes.
Fresno Attractions
This flourishing city is largely known for its proximity to national attractions. With Yosemite National Park 60 miles north, Kings Canyon National Park 60 miles east, and Sequoia National Park 75 miles southeast, a day of adventure is only a quick drive away. Use these parks to camp, hike, and indulge in breathtaking panoramic views. Back in Fresno, take a tour of the Forestiere Underground Gardens, a historic gem of the community. From family-friendly activities like the Fresno Chaffee Zoo and the Island Waterpark to cultural hot spots like the Fresno Art Museum and the Meux Home Museum, there's something in Fresno for everyone. In bustling Downtown Fresno, delight in public art, entertainment, and a slew of community events throughout the year.
Fresno Schools
Public schools in the community are primarily provided through the Fresno Unified School District. This impressive district serves over 70,000 students across 100 unique campuses. From a great athletics program to social emotional wellness programs, Fresno continues to provide a fun and healthy learning environment for local children. Fresno County also offers over 30 quality private schools for those seeking private education. Fresno residents pursuing higher education can choose from several nearby institutions including Fresno City College, Fresno Pacific University, and California Christian College.
Commuting in Fresno
With easy access to Highways 180, 168, 99, and 41, navigating this lively city is a breeze. The city even boasts a commute less than the national average, as residents reach work in about 21 minutes. Most of the population in Fresno drives or carpools around the city, but a great public transport system gives residents options. The community has access to 16 fixed-route bus lines to get you from point A to point B conveniently and affordably. Those flying in or out of town are pleased to know the city holds its own international airport. Fresno Yosemite International Airport is situated just five miles from the city center.
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