
$995,000
Monterey

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

$995,000
Monterey
Apartment$589,000
Monterey
Apartment$485,000
Monterey
Apartment$479,000
Monterey

$1,995,000
Monterey

$1,600,000
Monterey
Apartment$475,000
Monterey

$1,795,000
Monterey

$1,099,000
Monterey
Apartment$699,800
Monterey

$1,499,000
Monterey
Apartment$899,000
Monterey

$1,059,000
Monterey

$1,248,000
Monterey

$2,399,000
Monterey

$1,695,000
Monterey

$1,595,000
Monterey
Apartment$638,000
Monterey

$2,895,000
Monterey

$1,149,000
Monterey
Apartment$765,000
Monterey
Apartment$950,000
Monterey

$1,040,000
Monterey

$825,000
Monterey
Buyer's guide: Monterey
Interested in Monterey real estate? Our 74 current listings have a median asking price of €1,047,738, with houses (54) and condos (20). The coastal city on Monterey Bay is a long-standing destination for retirees and second-home buyers.
These are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. Half the market sits between €758,984 and €1,513,052. The median price per m² is €7,337 and the median size is 130 m².
| Indicator | Monterey |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €1,047,738 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €758,984 to €1,513,052 |
| Per m² | €7,337 |
| Median size | 130 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
Houses number 54 and apartments 20. Three-bedroom homes are the most common (28), followed by two-bedroom (20), four-bedroom (15), one-bedroom (10) and five-plus (1).
Compare with US houses and apartments. Prices vary by view and distance from the water: ocean-view houses and walkable-to-downtown condos command the premiums, while inland and older condo buildings sit lower.
Monterey has a historic downtown, Cannery Row, a working harbour, the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Naval Postgraduate School. It sits next to Pacific Grove and Carmel on the peninsula, with coastal fog and cool summers. Golf at Pebble Beach is a short drive. San Jose and San Francisco airports are a couple of hours away, and Monterey has its own small airport.
Buyers include retirees, military and academic staff, and wealthy Californians buying weekend homes. Short-term rentals face tight city rules, so confirm before relying on holiday income.
There is no general bar on non-US buyers. Insurance can be a topic in coastal California, and old homes may need seismic checks. Property tax runs near 1% of the price on purchase. For later resale, FIRPTA withholding applies to foreign sellers, at 15% in many cases and lower for qualifying residences up to $1m.
See the US buying guide and financing guide.
Carmel, Salinas, Watsonville, Aptos, Santa Cruz and Gilroy are in the region. See the United States page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No. They are separate cities on the same peninsula, and Carmel is generally pricier.
City rules are strict. Verify before buying.
Coastal California has seismic risk. Order inspections and check insurance.
There is no extra purchase tax, but FIRPTA applies on sale.