Imperial Beach Real Estate Market
$967,000
$850,000
$375,000
$1,900,000
Real estate median, low and high prices are based on Imperial Beach listings that are currently active in AlexiouRealty.com, including detaches homes and attached condos, townhomes and rowhomes. This data continually changes as new and updated listings come on the market and it is provided only for your information. Visitors should exercise caution and always consult a professional Realtor prior to drawing final conclusions based on just active live listings data.
Like most, the real estate market in Imperial Beach, CA is ever changing. For this reason it is important to have accurate and up to date Imperial Beach real estate trends and housing data in order to make informed decisions on whether to buy or sell your Imperial Beach home. On the charts below you will see current 6-month Imperial Beach real estate trends updated daily so feel free to come back periodically to see how the Imperial Beach real estate market has changed. Charts show real estate data in 90 day rolling averages.
Imperial Beach Schools
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Imperial Beach, CA 91932
About Imperial Beach
Lifestyle
the community was started originally as a beach retreat for residents of Imperial Valley in 1887, hence the name.
The area has had a long pier for fishing since 1909 when the original pier was built to house machinery that generated electricity from wave action. The “Edwards Wave Motor” was not very successful and was dismantled shortly after it was installed. The pier has been destroyed several times by wave action. The last time it was replaced was 1988.
Imperial Beach is known for some of the best sand in the country. The community holds the annual U.S. Open Sandcastle Competition with contestants from all over the country. The sandcastles are intricate marvels of transitory architecture.
There are two wildlife sanctuaries and a state park in the area. The Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge, the Tijuana River National Estuarine Sanctuary and Border Field State Park provide recreational opportunities.
The city incorporated in 1956 becoming the 10th city in San Diego County.