
$850,000
La Mesa

111 homes and apartments for sale in La Mesa, United States.
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24 properties shown

$850,000
La Mesa
Apartment$529,000
La Mesa
$1,399,900
La Mesa

$829,500
La Mesa

$1,795,000
La Mesa

$919,000
La Mesa

$1,079,000
La Mesa

$1,634,990
La Mesa
House$745,000
La Mesa

$975,000
La Mesa

$869,000
La Mesa

$1,199,900
La Mesa

$1,295,000
La Mesa

$749,999
La Mesa
Apartment$769,000
La Mesa

$1,795,000
La Mesa
Apartment$380,000
La Mesa
Apartment$749,900
La Mesa

$935,000
La Mesa
House$750,000
La Mesa
Apartment$415,000
La Mesa
Apartment$299,000
La Mesa
Apartment$759,000
La Mesa

$1,199,000
La Mesa
Buyer's guide: La Mesa
La Mesa real estate offers a San Diego address at a lower price than the coast, with 111 current listings on RealEstateAbroad and a median asking price of €803,683. Prices in our data are shown in euros.
All figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Indicator | La Mesa |
|---|---|
| Listings | 111 |
| Median asking price | €803,683 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €538,173 to €1,106,249 |
| Median price per m² | €5,649 |
| Median size | 129 m² |
Of the 111 listings, 81 are houses and 30 are apartments or condominiums. Three-bedroom homes lead with 49, followed by four-bedroom (20), two-bedroom (18), one-bedroom (14), five or more (8) and 2 studios. The lower quartile of about €538,000 usually points to condos and smaller older homes, while the upper quartile starts above €1.1m for larger or renovated houses. See the US condo and apartment listings if you want a lower entry price.
La Mesa is an inland suburb with a walkable older centre known as La Mesa Village, with restaurants, a farmers' market and a historic main street. It is on the San Diego Trolley's Orange Line, giving a rail link to downtown San Diego, and State Route 94 and Interstate 8 run through the area. The Grossmont and Mount Helix hills offer views, while the flatter areas near the village are the most walkable. Buyers include San Diego commuters, military and healthcare households, and second-home buyers wanting to be near the coast without paying beach prices.
Nearby alternatives include El Cajon, Santee, Lakeside and Spring Valley.
There is no federal bar on foreign buyers, but lenders typically ask for a bigger deposit from non-residents, often 30% or more, and may require US credit history or reserves. A title company and escrow handle closing; buyers pay closing costs of roughly 1% to 3% (approx.). Property tax in California is about 1.1% to 1.3% of purchase price at first, rising only modestly each year under Proposition 13, plus any local assessments. When you eventually sell, FIRPTA withholding can apply to foreign sellers, at 15% unless a reduced rate applies.
See the United States overview, the US buying guide and the financing page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Inland suburbs generally are, but we only show La Mesa's listings. Its median asking price is €803,683, and comparisons should be made on the same property type.
Yes. The US does not bar foreign purchases of residential property, but you need funds, a US title company and often a larger deposit.
Yes, the San Diego Trolley's Orange Line serves the area, and bus routes link neighbouring suburbs. Many households still use a car.
Property tax, insurance, any homeowners' association dues and maintenance. Wildfire insurance cost is worth checking in hillside areas.