13 Cheap CA Housing Choices For Flexible Buyers

CALIFORNIA — Are you looking for the absolute cheapest housing you can find, or the cheapest option in your favorite city of town?

Patch editors searched for the least expensive purchase choices in 13 communities and found mobile homes, condos, single family homes and, in Alameda, a floating home.

Cheapest Property In Beverly Hills Is A $845K Condo

• The lowest you can go in Beverly Hills right now is a two-bedroom $845,000 condo with an adorable balcony.

Floating Home Is Alameda's Most Affordable Option: $299K

• The two story home has 750 square feet.

Check Out The Cheapest Home Listed In All Of Los Angeles

• Just how much does it take to become a homeowner in the City of Angels?

Here's The Least Expensive Home For Sale In The Napa Area

• The three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,200-square-foot home is listed for $420,000.

Fremont's Cheapest Single Family Home: $899K

• The home has views of the beautiful Fremont hills. An Open House is scheduled for this weekend.

Redondo Beach's Cheapest Family Home: $800K

• This cozy South Redondo Beach home is just a 10-minute walk to the Redondo Beach Pier.

2 Bedroom Condo Is Newark's Most Affordable Housing: $585K

• The unit is on the ground floor.

Novato’s Least Expensive Property Lists for $198K

• The mobile home listed in the Los Robles 55+ senior community needs exterior work.

Here's The Least Expensive Home For Sale In Healdsburg

• This two-bedroom in the River's Bend 55-plus community is listed for $625,000.

This Is Lake Forest's Most Affordable Home: $154K

• The mobile home is in the El Toro Estates Mobile Park, and it is located near shopping areas and major freeways.

Dana Point's Most Affordable Home Right Now Is $625K

• The home is in the coastal community of Ritz Pointe and has one bedroom and one bathroom.

$15K Price Drop On Pleasanton's Least Expensive Home For Sale

• The home is in a great senior community in the heart of Pleasanton.

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Mobile Home Is Union City's Most Affordable Option

• The manufactured home has 1,320 square feet of living space — larger than some single family homes.