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This is almost double the national median home price of $439,455.
According toRedfin data, here are the 10 regions in Californiawhere real estate prices rose the most.
Yorba Linda
Yorba Linda has experienced the most substantial price increase.
The town is known for its beautiful estates and high-end amenities.
A total of 62 homes were sold there this year.
Orange
Orange mixes small-town charm with its historic architecture, particularly the Old Towne Orange Historic District.
A total of 67 homes have been sold this year.
Rancho Santa Margarita
Rancho Santa Margarita has many planned communities and a family-friendly atmosphere.
The median home price in Rancho Santa Margarita is $1,040,000.
Homes typically stay on the market for 26 days, and 38 homes have been sold this year.
San Clemente
San Clemente attracts with its stunning coastal views and laid-back lifestyle.
San Clemente has a median home price of $1,650,000.
Its beautiful beaches and close-knit community feel continue to attract buyers looking for a serene lifestyle.
Torrance
Many may choose Torrance for its proximity to Los Angeles.
The town has a quieter suburban feel with access to city amenities.
The city saw 78 homes sold this year.
The median home price here is $1,259,000.
Homes here are on the market for an average of 27 days, with 107 homes sold this year.
The median home price here has increased to $1,015,000.
Homes stay on the market for an average of 40 days, with 54 homes sold this year.
Irvine
Irvine is known for its educational institutions and high-tech companies.
Irvine home prices have hit a median of $1,595,000.
This year, 183 homes have been sold, staying on the market for about 27 days.
So far, 71 homes have been sold this year in San Mateo.
Homes here stay on the market for about 29 days, and 116 homes have been sold this year.
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