Ventura County Real Estate

Ventura real estate has enjoyed significant price boom as demand for more affordable housing has pushed many people out of Santa Barbara looking for another oceanfront cmmunity with homes for sale in a more affordable price range. Older Ventura real estate on smaller lots start at around $400,000., while newer remodeled hillside real estate with views of the ocean range around $1.5 million.

The greater Ventura area encompasses the City of Ventura and the City of Oxnard that grace the coast along the Pacific Ocean. It offers Channel Islands off its coast as well as beautiful beaches, harbors and a 13 mile coastal bikeway. It is a mid sized metropolitan area of suburban neighborhoods considered by locals to be the place for affordable housing with a good selection of shopping.     

Ventura Neighborhood Info

The City of Ventura is the county seat for Ventura County, California. Recently named one of the most livable communities in America, Ventura is a classic Southern California beach town with a population of about 105,000. Founded as one of nine original California missions, Ventura has miles of uncrowded beaches and bikeways, a commercial harbor that is the gateway to the Channel Islands National Park , and a thriving downtown cultural district. To search for Ventura real estate properties and Ventura homes for sale, click the button to the right.

Oxnard Real Estate

Oxnard received it's name from the four Oxnard brothers who owned the sugar beet business there in the 1890's. Oxnard is a very livable city. It has near perfect weather with the average high temperature of 71 degrees and the average low temperature of 50 degrees. Oxnard's population in Jan 2006 was estimated at 189,990. Oxnard Now 20th Largest City in the State of California.

Camarillo Real Estate

Camarillo, which like many Southern California cities originated as a Spanish land grant, has blossomed into a beautiful and well-planned community which mixes light commercial and business development with attractive neighborhoods and abundant recreational resources.

Named after early settlers Adolfo and Juan Camarillo (Cam-a-ree-yo), the city is surrounded by rolling hills, strawberry fields, vegetable fields, avocado orchards and citrus orchards.

Mild ocean breezes keep the city's temperatures in the mid-70s most of the year and the area enjoys abut 300 days of sunshine annually. The temperate weather makes Camarillo ideal for outdoor activities, and there are 15 neighborhood parks scattered throughout the city, along with plenty of tennis courts and championship golf courses.