Stockton, CA Townhomes for Sale

Stockton's entertainment scene centers around the Stockton Arena, where residents catch Stockton Heat hockey games and concerts, while Banner Island Ballpark hosts exciting Stockton Ports minor league baseball games. The historic Bob Hope Theatre presents Broadway shows and concerts in a beautifully restored setting. Cultural attractions include the Haggin Museum's art collections and the serene Japanese Garden at University of the Pacific. The waterfront Weber Point Events Center anchors year-round festivals, while Oak Grove Regional Park provides fishing, picnicking and trails. Local dining ranges from Market Tavern's farm-fresh California cuisine to authentic Mexican dishes at Nena's Mexican Cuisine in the Historic Waterfront Warehouse.

The housing market features diverse options across distinct neighborhoods. Single family homes in Brookside have a median price of $585,000, while Lincoln Village West's median is $550,000. Downtown Stockton townhouses have a median price of $465,000. One bedroom condos throughout the city have a median price of $162,200, and two bedroom condos have a median price of $245,000.

The cost of living runs 33.5% above the national average. A family with school-age children needs $146,000 annually to live comfortably, with housing costs around $38,000 per year. The property tax rate is 0.76%, matching Sacramento but higher than Modesto's 0.71%. Groceries cost 8.5% above the national average at $1,700 monthly for families. The city connects to San Francisco via a 1.5 hour drive and Sacramento in 1 hour. Two schools earned A+ ratings from Niche: Middle College High School and St. Mary's High School. The Mediterranean climate features summer temperatures between 75-95°F and mild winters from 45-65°F.