
$1,299,000
Lakewood

74 homes and apartments for sale in Lakewood, United States.
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24 properties shown

$1,299,000
Lakewood
House$622,000
Lakewood
Apartment$409,900
Lakewood

$925,000
Lakewood
House$765,000
Lakewood

$820,000
Lakewood

$1,188,800
Lakewood

$875,000
Lakewood

$865,000
Lakewood

$469,000
Lakewood

$917,000
Lakewood
Apartment$479,000
Lakewood

$949,000
Lakewood

$1,169,000
Lakewood

$1,050,000
Lakewood

$1,950,000
Lakewood

$1,088,800
Lakewood

$749,900
Lakewood

$1,250,000
Lakewood

$949,900
Lakewood

$689,000
Lakewood

$219,000
Lakewood

$699,000
Lakewood

$179,900
Lakewood
Buyer's guide: Lakewood
Looking for homes for sale in Lakewood, California? Our 74 listings show a median asking price of €697,300, and 70 are houses. This Los Angeles County suburb sits right beside Long Beach.
These are asking prices from current listings. The bottom quartile starts at €221,862 and the top quartile at €848,158. A low bottom quartile often means condos or small units alongside the houses. The median price per m² is €4,762 and the median size is 122 m².
| Measure | Lakewood |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €697,300 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €221,862 to €848,158 |
| Per m² | €4,762 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
Houses lead with 70 listings, and there are 4 apartments. Two-bedroom homes number 31, three-bedroom 30, one-bedroom 5, and four-bedroom and five-plus 4 each.
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Lakewood was built rapidly after the Second World War as one of America's earliest large-scale planned suburbs. Many homes are modest single-storey houses on regular lots, and the grid layout is walkable. The Lakewood Center mall is a regional shopping destination. The 605, 91 and 405 freeways are nearby, and Long Beach airport and the port are close.
Buyers include young families, local commuters and investors looking at accessory dwelling units, which California allows on many lots.
Foreign buyers can buy freely. Plan for escrow, title insurance, a property tax bill of about 1% of the price, and any city or special-district charges. Most properties have been owned for decades, so Proposition 13 can mean the seller's tax bill is much lower than yours will be after reassessment. If you rent the home, also factor in California tenant rules.
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Long Beach, Cypress, Buena Park, Westminster, Whittier and Torrance are within reach. See the United States page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is next to Long Beach with several freeways close by.
Condos and small units can sit beside houses, pulling the lower end down.
California allows accessory dwelling units on many lots, but check city rules.
Yes. Property tax is reassessed on purchase, so you will likely pay more than the previous owner.