
$1,175,000
Santa Ana

223 homes and apartments for sale in Santa Ana, United States.
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24 properties shown

$1,175,000
Santa Ana

$1,100,000
Santa Ana

$777,000
Santa Ana

$1,049,000
Santa Ana
Apartment$398,800
Santa Ana
Apartment$575,000
Santa Ana

$1,099,000
Santa Ana

$2,849,000
Santa Ana

$1,079,999
Santa Ana

$869,000
Santa Ana

$705,900
Santa Ana

$1,499,900
Santa Ana
Apartment$470,000
Santa Ana

$1,599,999
Santa Ana

$949,900
Santa Ana
House$993,100
Santa Ana

$1,300,000
Santa Ana
Apartment$450,000
Santa Ana
Apartment$480,000
Santa Ana

$599,900
Santa Ana

$1,275,000
Santa Ana
Apartment$439,000
Santa Ana
House$765,000
Santa Ana
Apartment$385,000
Santa Ana
Buyer's guide: Santa Ana
Santa Ana is the county seat of Orange County, California, and a dense urban market. RealEstateAbroad lists 223 properties at a median asking price of €713,392, split between 121 houses and 102 apartments.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 223 |
| Median asking price | €713,392 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €411,184 - €983,372 |
| Median price per m² | €5,826 |
| Median size | 119 m² |
Houses: 121; apartments: 102. By bedrooms: 60 three-bedroom, 53 two-bedroom, 49 four-bedroom, 41 one-bedroom, 18 five-plus and 2 studios. The p25 of €411,184 reflects condos and older units, while the p75 near €983,000 reflects larger houses. This is a more accessible price point than Irvine or Newport Beach, a few miles away. See US apartments and houses.
Older condos in complexes built decades ago may carry large special assessments, so request the HOA's financial statements. The bungalows and Spanish-style homes of the historic neighbourhoods command more per square metre than similar-sized tract houses.
Downtown Santa Ana has the Artists Village, courthouse buildings and a growing set of restaurants, while neighbourhoods such as Floral Park and French Park have older character homes. The city is dominated by a large Latino community and has a lively local culture. John Wayne Airport, the 5, 22 and 55 freeways and Metrolink make for easy movement across Southern California.
Buyers include first-time local buyers, investors with small multi-family properties and international purchasers choosing Orange County. Compare with Irvine, Tustin, Orange, Anaheim, Garden Grove and Fountain Valley.
California does not restrict foreign purchasers, and Proposition 13 limits the annual increase in assessed value after purchase. Many condos require HOA approvals, and some buildings limit rentals. FIRPTA withholding (15% for foreign sellers, lower for qualifying residences) and federal tax filings apply to foreign owners; seek US tax advice. California requires disclosures on natural hazards, so read them.
See the US buying guide, mortgage options and the US page.
Use the mortgage calculator with HOA dues and tax before deciding.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Downtown is; many neighbourhoods are car-oriented.
Typically, yes; the low end of the range reflects them.
Yes, there is no federal or state ban for most buyers.
They vary widely; check before buying.