Homes in Artesia
I lived in Artesia
I lived in Artesia from 2017 to 2023, near Los Cerritos Center. It is a small city, incorporated in 1959 (Los Angeles Almanac, retrieved October 2026), and this page covers the places I used most while I lived there. For homes on the market today, use the Artesia listings link on this page.
Pioneer Boulevard
Little India on Pioneer Boulevard is where I went for Indian groceries, restaurants and home goods. The street also has jewellery shops and sari and clothing stores.
Artesia Park
Artesia Park, on Clarkdale Avenue, is where I went for city events. The city lists lighted baseball and softball diamonds, basketball courts, a tennis court, a picnic shelter and a playground there.
Schools
Artesia is in the ABC Unified School District. Gahr High School, just over the line in Cerritos, was named a California Distinguished School in 2024 (Los Angeles County Office of Education, retrieved October 2026). School assignment depends on the address, so check any home you are considering with the district.
Renting and investing
About half of Artesia's homes are rented (49.5% (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, as of 2020–2024, retrieved November 2026) are owner-occupied), which is why I see it as a good city to look at for a rental property. I can walk you through recent rents and sales for the street before you make an offer.
Getting around
The 91 and 605 freeways are both close by, so downtown Los Angeles and the beaches are an easy freeway drive. For flights, Long Beach Airport is a short drive away.
Buying or selling here
If you are thinking about a move to or from Artesia, call or message me. I can pull a market report for your street or tell you what your home is worth.
If you are selling, see my plan to Sell your home in Artesia.
Why Artesia
- Little India on Pioneer Boulevard, with Indian groceries, restaurants, jewellery shops and sari stores
- Artesia Park for city events, with ball diamonds, courts and a playground
- Part of the ABC Unified School District (check each address with the district)
- The 91 and 605 freeways close by, and Long Beach Airport a short drive away
- About half the homes are rented, so it is worth a look for a rental property
Around Artesia
Schools
Parks and recreation
Getting around
Market insights
- Year Artesia incorporated: 1959 (Los Angeles Almanac, retrieved October 2026)
- Share of Artesia homes that are owner-occupied: 49.5% (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, as of 2020–2024, retrieved November 2026)
- Year Gahr High School was named a California Distinguished School: 2024 (Los Angeles County Office of Education, retrieved October 2026)
- Median value of owner-occupied homes in Artesia: $776,600 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, as of 2020–2024, retrieved November 2026)
- Artesia population, 2020 Census: 16,395 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, as of April 2020, retrieved November 2026)
Official data
For official figures about Artesia, see the statistics published by local law enforcement.
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