Housing Market in Anaheim
Anaheim's 2026 housing market runs genuinely expensive, with real, disclosed price variation by neighborhood matching the city's own wide income disparity.
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Learn moreA real, disclosed price spread
A median home price of $910,000 was cited as of February 2026, while a separately cited median sale price ran $948,000 over the three months ending May 2026 -- a real, disclosed spread rather than one reconciled figure.
Real, significant price variation by neighborhood
Given Anaheim's real, wide income disparity between Anaheim Hills and North/South/West Anaheim, home prices likely vary meaningfully by specific neighborhood -- pull current, address-specific comparables rather than relying on a citywide median alone.
Disneyland's real, indirect effect on the local market
The Disneyland Resort's real, major economic presence (26.3 million visitors in 2024, $6.6 billion in visitor spending) shapes Anaheim's broader commercial and hospitality real estate market, alongside -- but distinct from -- residential home-price dynamics driven more by Orange County's general housing demand.
Key takeaways
- Anaheim's housing figures carry a real, disclosed spread: $910,000-$948,000 depending on source and time window.
- Home prices likely vary meaningfully by specific Anaheim neighborhood, given the city's real, wide income disparity.
- Disneyland's real economic presence shapes Anaheim's broader commercial real estate market, distinct from residential dynamics.
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