Bakersfield homes are as diverse as its residents. Though it still retains its charming small-town feel, the industry development and population growth of the past few decades has changed the face of this vibrant, eclectic city. Bakersfield homes now come in a variety of styles and sizes and are located in neighborhoods that range from golf course communities to tree-lined, family-friendly enclaves.
According to the most recent demographic estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau, Bakersfield has a total of 100,683 households, 73,879 of which is made up of families. The city is well-known for being family-oriented, though it also has a significant singles population. Bakersfield Renters are relatively young as well, with a median age of 29.4.
As of the 2006 American Community Survey, Bakersfield has approximately 107,813 housing units, 59.7 percent of which is owner-occupied and 40.3 percent renter-occupied. Bakersfield homes rarely stay vacant for long since the city continuously attracts relocators.
Bakersfield homes in established residential and mixed-use districts like Westchester, Stockdale, Southwest Bakersfield, Northwest Bakersfield and Kern City are some of the most sought-after real estate in Bakersfield. There are also more than a few areas that have great future potential. Among those that are currently undergoing development and redevelopment are Rio Bravo and Old Town Kern. In the Rio Bravo area, you’ll find City in the Hills, a master-planned community that has recently opened its doors.
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