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Indianapolis

112,359 houses currently listed for sale in United States.
26 properties shown
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Indianapolis
House$400,000
Salt Lake City

$849,000
Oakland

$899,000
Berkeley

$1,575,000
Castro Valley

$999,000
Hayward
House$998,888
Livermore

$1,999,000
Fremont

$759,000
Oakland

$2,000,000
Pleasanton

$825,000
Oakland

$599,000
Oakland

$698,000
San Leandro
House$789,000
Hayward

$580,000
San Leandro

$749,000
Oakland

$1,149,000
Oakland

$795,000
Alameda

$1,798,000
Pleasanton

$1,359,000
Union City

$2,950,000
Fremont
House$1,199,800
Fremont

$698,000
Oakland

$799,000
Oakland

$1,979,800
Dublin
House$1,049,000
Pleasanton
Houses in United States
The United States has 111,284 houses among 156,986 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, making single-family homes by far the largest category. Foreigners can buy them without a visa or residency, which is one reason the market draws overseas buyers from every region.
Across US listings, the median asking price is €535,491 and the middle half sits between €339,710 and €893,081. The median per m² is €3,131. Three-bedroom homes are the most common size (51,417 listings), then four-bedroom (37,160) and two-bedroom (31,383). Price differences between states are enormous, so compare the city pages rather than using the national median to budget.
| Bedrooms | US listings |
|---|---|
| 2 | 31,383 |
| 3 | 51,417 |
| 4 | 37,160 |
| 5+ | 19,783 |
Sun-belt and coastal markets appear often: Las Vegas and Henderson in Nevada, San Diego in California, and Florida's Naples, Jacksonville and Cape Coral. New York and Brooklyn carry more apartments than houses, but they have houses too.
Foreign-national mortgages exist, often asking for 30% or more down. Cash is common. See the US financing guide, the buying guide and the market analysis. Compare with apartments and condos.
State matters as much as city: property taxes, insurance costs, hurricane and wildfire exposure and homestead rules differ sharply. Florida buyers should price insurance and flood zones, while Nevada and California buyers face different water and tax issues. Ask a local agent for typical annual ownership costs for the specific street.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. There is no citizenship or residency requirement, though a few states restrict certain nationalities or land types.
Look for lenders offering foreign-national programmes. Expect higher rates, a larger deposit and documentation of foreign income.
No. Property purchase alone does not confer residence. Immigration is a separate process.
The final meeting or escrow process where funds move and the deed is recorded. Title companies handle most of it.