
$749,999
San Pedro

55 homes and apartments for sale in San Pedro, United States.
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24 properties shown

$749,999
San Pedro

$950,000
San Pedro

$729,000
San Pedro
Apartment$949,900
San Pedro

$1,899,000
San Pedro

$995,000
San Pedro

$1,059,000
San Pedro
Apartment$595,000
San Pedro

$975,000
San Pedro
Apartment$510,000
San Pedro
Apartment$995,000
San Pedro
Apartment$615,000
San Pedro
House$900,000
San Pedro
Apartment$925,000
San Pedro

$899,000
San Pedro
Apartment$775,000
San Pedro
Apartment$599,000
San Pedro

$1,599,900
San Pedro
Apartment$1,700,000
San Pedro

$885,000
San Pedro

$689,000
San Pedro
Apartment$675,000
San Pedro

$499,000
San Pedro

$1,049,000
San Pedro
Buyer's guide: San Pedro
San Pedro real estate is a harbour-side neighbourhood of Los Angeles, with a median asking price of €791,168 across 55 listings on RealEstateAbroad. Houses and condos are close to an even split, and prices are lower than the beach cities across the bay.
Asking prices from current listings, shown in euros.
| Measure | San Pedro |
|---|---|
| Listings | 55 |
| Median asking price | €791,168 |
| Middle half | €620,642 to €893,081 |
| Median per m² | €5,147 |
| Median size | 152 m² |
Houses number 30 and apartments 25. Bedrooms: 2 one-bed, 18 two-bed, 15 three-bed, 13 four-bed and 7 with five or more. Condo and townhouse buyers pay monthly association fees, which can be significant.
See US apartments, houses and land.
San Pedro is a port town annexed to Los Angeles, with the Port of Los Angeles, the Point Fermin lighthouse and ferries to Catalina Island. Its older Spanish-style and craftsman homes sit on hills with harbour or ocean views, and the waterfront district has been redeveloped. Long Beach, Torrance and Redondo Beach are the closest larger neighbours.
Remember that port activity, hillside geology and parking can matter, and that Los Angeles has its own earthquake and wildfire considerations.
Foreigners may buy in California. Property tax is roughly 1% of purchase price plus local assessments, and closing involves escrow and title insurance. Lenders ask foreign borrowers for larger deposits. Los Angeles imposes a transfer tax on sales, normally paid by the seller, with a higher tier on high-value homes, so check the current structure.
Read the US buying guide and financing guide.
Long Beach, Torrance and Redondo Beach are the closest alternatives, with Lakewood, Cypress and Westminster further inland. See United States.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a neighbourhood and port district of the city.
Typically yes, but compare the Redondo Beach page.
Yes, 25 of the 55 listings are apartments or condos.
Many hillside homes have harbour or ocean views.
Yes, boats run from the harbour.