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Suburban Lodi community close to restaurants and shopping
Located between grape vineyards and downtown, Central Lodi is a sought-after community with several parks and small businesses. “A lot of people would love to be able to move to that area,” says Gene Reno, Realtor for Keller Williams Realty who has worked in Lodi for decades. People move here, particularly from the Bay Area, for lower-priced homes, proximity to large parks like Ed DeBenedetti and well-rated schools within walking distance of some homes. Major tree-lined, two-way thoroughfares like South Hutchins and Ham have crosswalks and connect to gridded neighborhood streets. Homelessness is an ongoing issue in the area, but city officials and local nonprofits are working on creating a long-term facility where unhoused individuals can receive shelter and useful resources. The neighborhood has a handful of strip malls with local and chain stores, and people venture 3 miles north to downtown for annual events and festivals.
Ranch homes and bungalows in Central Lodi
Central Lodi’s single-family homes sit in subdivisions shaded by palm and pine trees. Home styles and pricing vary, depending on their location within the neighborhood. Throughout Central Lodi, streets are paved and narrow, and their well-tended sidewalks are dotted with lampposts. Midcentury ranch-style homes and small, Craftsman bungalows have two to three-bedrooms and brick and vinyl exteriors, plus one-car garages and small, grassy backyards in the neighborhood’s northeastern corner. Prices range from $350,000 to $550,000. Spanish-influenced new traditional homes built in the early 2000s sit closer to the neighborhood center, with well-landscaped lawns, large back patios and the occasional in-ground pool. Home prices here range between $650,000 and $850,000. New traditional properties from the 2020s sit close together near the neighborhood’s western border, with views of distant grape vineyards. Prices start around $700,000.
Explore the new neighborhoods of Central Lodi.
Beautifully landscaped homes are throughout Central Lodi.
Central Lodi homes have stone facades.
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Tokay High School offers exceptional educational options to Central Lodi.
Long list of clubs at Tokay High
Central Lodi is zoned for the Lodi Unified School District. Kids start at Ellerth E. Larson Elementary, which scores a B from Niche, and continue to Lodi Middle, which earns a C-plus. Tokay High is rated a B and has a variety of student organizations like Cooking Club and the Muslim Student Association.
Updates to grassy Ed DeBenedetti Park
The 48-acre Ed DeBenedetti Park has paved walking paths, loads of open green space and rentable soccer fields that double as stormwater retention basins. In 2019, the city approved a multi-year DeBenedetti Park Master Plan, and by 2023, a new parking lot, benches and small playground areas were installed. Folks can also head to the tree-covered, 13-acre Beckman Park to practice their swing at its baseball fields or run around the dog park with their pets. Hutchins Street Square in downtown Lodi is a massive facility, acting as a performing arts, conference and community center with an indoor pool. California Islamic Center is a 3-mile drive south of Central Lodi and serves as a multi-purpose facility for prayer rituals, volunteer events, and summer camps.
Beckman Dog Park in Central Lodi is the place to walk your pets.
Beckman Park is the place to spend time with your family friend.
Beckman Park sits in the middle of Central Lodi.
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Thrifting at the Vineyard Shopping Center
Walmart Supercenter and Food 4 Less are the primary grocery stores within the neighborhood. Costco Wholesale is also 2 miles east close to Reynolds Ranch shopping mall which features a Dick’s Sporting Goods and Home Depot along with some fast-food chains. Locals can travel to Vineyard Shopping Center for hair coloring and styling at Salon Pure and vintage clothing at Classy Rags Thrift Store. Retailers like Goodwill and Kohl’s are nearby, and Kettleman Lane is dotted with local restaurants, including Strings Italian Café and Casa Mexicana, known for its homemade tortillas. Two miles northwest, The Van Ruiten Family Winery offers red and white wine flights in its flower-covered back patio.
Have a healthy drink at Jamba Juice in Central Lodi.
Sunwest Village in Central Lodi is the place to shop for all your needs.
Grocery Galore at Food Maxx a fresh finds for every kitchen in Central Lodi.
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Car-dependent community with bus stops throughout
State Route 12 borders Central Lodi to the north, linking it to nearby East Lodi. U.S. Route 99 is 2 miles east of the area. It connects to Stockton about 13 miles south and Sacramento 37 miles north. Central Lodi is mostly car-dependent, but folks can also walk along sidewalks in some parts. Roads like Lower Sacramento and South Mills Avenue also include bike lanes. Grape Line Express buses make stops in and around the area’s northern border. Adventist Health Lodi Memorial Hospital is a 2-mile commute north, and Sacramento International Airport is about 50 miles away.
Hanging out at the Lodi Street Faire
In May and October, residents venture downtown for the bi-annual Lodi Street Faire. Artisans set up white tents in a 14-block location to sell food, crafts and curated artwork. Attendees can munch on sweet treats while watching traditional Mexican folklorico dances and musical performances. The Lodi Certified Farmers Market is another go-to attraction on Thursday evenings from May to September. Locals can look through crates of local produce, cheese and meat, and enjoy live music in the beer and wine garden.
Initiative to combat homelessness
Reno says homelessness can be an issue in the Central Lodi area, with the number of unsheltered people up by about 50% since 2019. To address this, in 2022, the city opened a temporary Access Center along Sacramento Street near the neighborhood. Local non-profit Inner City Action has been operating the white-tented area, helping individuals gain independence through mental health treatment and hot meals. By 2025, the city of Lodi hopes to expand the center, making it a permanent facility where people experiencing homelessness can stay in over 130 individual house shelters in a tree-lined garden setting and receive hygiene care and job assistance.
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Parks in this Area
Legion Park
Century Meadows Park
Beckman Dog Park
Beckman Park
English Oaks Commons Park
Villa Fiore Park
Transit
Airport
Stockton Metro
28 min drive
Bus
Wimbledon & Hutchins
Bus
Wimbledon & Winchester
Bus
Mills & Lakeshore
Bus
Hutchins & Park (Nb)
Bus
Kettleman Lane (Midway Transfer Point)
Bus
Hutchins & Tamarack (Nb)
Bus
Century & Sorrel
Central Lodi Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Central Lodi, Lodi sell after 47 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Central Lodi, Lodi over the last 12 months is $374,990, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Ready for immediate move-in, this delightful home sits on an oversized lot in a well-established neighborhood. Brimming with potential, it's the perfect opportunity for a new owner. The kitchen and dining area shine with tasteful updates, including elegant wainscoting for a refined touch. Granite countertops, a dining peninsula, stainless steel appliances, and upgraded soft-close cabinetry
Start your day with a peaceful morning stroll, enjoy midday fun at the nearby sports park, and unwind with a glass of local wine. Welcome to life at 1929 Providence Way in beautiful Lodi, CA. This spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers an open-concept layout that blends the living room, dining, and kitchen areas for effortless flow and connection. Whether you're hosting or relaxing, there's
Prime location with room to spread out! This move-in ready home sits on a generous .21-acre lot with a second two-car garage in back and covered RV storage. Inside, enjoy fresh updates including a remodeled master bath, updated kitchen, new flooring, and freshly painted interior. Just under 3 miles to Downtown Lodi, movies, top restaurants, and everything the area has to offer.
Welcome to this inviting single-story home featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across 1,328 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space. Nestled on a generous 6,241 sq ft lot, this home offers comfort, practicality, and a beautifully landscaped front and backyardperfect for relaxing or entertaining. The kitchen showcases its preserved original charm with classic tile countertops and flooring,
Farmhouse charm meets unexpected fun at 915 S. School Street. Located in the heart of Downtown Lodi, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home blends classic character with unique upgrades that make it one-of-a-kind. Inside, you'll find hardwood floors, an upgraded kitchen with farmhouse flair, and thoughtful touches throughout. But the real magic? A secret door hidden behind the kitchen shelves that leads to
This inviting Spanish-style single-story home is in Vintage Oak at Gateway, a newly developed community near Mahogany Park, designed with family-friendly amenities. Nestled in the heart of Lodi's wine country, enjoy boutique shopping, dining, and cozy cafs in historic downtown, with convenient access to Reynold Ranch for everyday essentials. Nearby I-5 and Hwy 99 offer smooth connections to
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
19,517
Median Age
37
Population Density
12 ppl/acre
Population under 18
25.8%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
16.9%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$91,618
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$105,309
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
85.9%
College Graduates
25%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
7.8%
Below the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
65.7%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
18''
Average Winter Low Temperature
39°F
Average Summer High Temperature
92°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
41/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
38/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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