Aerial view of Pico Rivera residential neighborhoods with the San Gabriel Mountains in the background

Southeast Los Angeles County

Pico Rivera
real estate.

Pico Rivera is a close-knit southeast Los Angeles County city with established residential streets, active parks, and a central position between downtown Los Angeles and northern Orange County.

About $730K

Recent median sale price

About 35 days

Typical market time

About −1.7%

Annual price trend

Current housing context

Real Estate Market Snapshot

Redfin recently reported a median Pico Rivera sale price near $730,000, with homes selling in about 35 days and receiving multiple offers on average. Most local inventory consists of detached mid-century and postwar homes, with size, remodeling, lot utility, and exact location creating a wide price spread. The recent year-over-year median moved modestly lower, while asking-price data from other sources remained firmer; that difference illustrates why one month should not be treated as a forecast. Inventory remains constrained enough that accurately priced, move-in-ready homes can compete well.

Recent median sale price

About $730K

A recent citywide midpoint, not a value estimate for a specific home.

Typical market time

About 35 days

Preparation, condition, and price can change the pace materially.

Annual price trend

About −1.7%

A modest recent decline that may reflect the mix of homes sold.

Typical range

$650K–$850K

Larger, updated, or unusually located properties may fall outside it.

Common housing

Mid-century homes

Single-story detached homes are a familiar part of the local market.

Competition

Very competitive

Redfin reports roughly four offers on average in the recent period.

Redfin data reviewed September 2026. Market figures change and do not value a specific property. Source: Redfin Pico Rivera housing market.

Life beyond the front door

Community & Lifestyle

Pico Rivera feels residential and locally rooted, with municipal parks, familiar commercial corridors, and convenient access to neighboring Gateway Cities.

Everyday convenience

Retail and dining along Washington, Whittier, and Rosemead boulevards cover daily needs, while nearby Downey, Montebello, and Whittier expand the available options.

Parks & recreation

Smith Park, Rivera Park, Pico Park, and river-adjacent trails support sports, gatherings, and outdoor activity. School assignments should be confirmed directly for each address.

Central location

The 605 and 60 freeways, plus nearby 5 freeway access, connect residents with job centers across Los Angeles County and northern Orange County.

For homebuyers

Why Buyers Choose Pico Rivera

Buyers are drawn to Pico Rivera real estate for its familiar residential scale, central location, and relative value compared with some neighboring communities.

Many homes offer practical single-story layouts, yards, driveways, and established neighborhood settings.

Multiple freeway connections support households commuting in different directions across the region.

Local parks, shopping, and city services make everyday routines manageable without giving up access to larger nearby destinations.

For homeowners

Why Sellers Benefit

Pico Rivera sellers can benefit from steady interest among buyers who already know the community as well as those comparing values across southeast Los Angeles County.

Relatively limited inventory can focus attention on homes that enter the market in clean, well-documented condition.

Functional improvements, usable outdoor space, parking, and thoughtful maintenance can matter strongly to local buyers.

Accurate pricing based on nearby recent sales helps separate lasting property value from short-term movement in citywide medians.

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