Most Affordable Neighborhoods in Rodeo, CA
The lowest typical home price among ranked Rodeo neighborhoods is $605,921, in Town Center, against a citywide typical home price of $671,820. Prices run up to $737,719 in Franklin Canyon Rd across 2 ranked neighborhoods.
Houseberry scores 2 Rodeo neighborhoods on schools, safety, amenities, price, value and appreciation. Overall scores in Rodeo run from 2.1 to 3.0 out of 5, and 0 score 4 out of 5 or higher. Typical home prices range from $605,921 in Town Center to $737,719 in Franklin Canyon Rd across 2 priced neighborhoods. Across the five nearest cities the average overall score is 2.9 out of 5, against 2.5 in Rodeo.
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Town Center, Rodeo, CA
Franklin Canyon Rd , Rodeo, CA
Scores updated October 2026
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Rodeo home prices: your questions, answered
Which Rodeo neighborhoods are most affordable?
Town Center has the lowest typical home price in Rodeo, at $605,921. The next lowest typical home prices in Rodeo are Franklin Canyon Rd ($737,719).
What is the typical home price in Rodeo?
The typical home price across 2 ranked Rodeo neighborhoods is $671,820.
Which Rodeo neighborhoods are the most expensive?
Franklin Canyon Rd has the highest typical home price in Rodeo, at $737,719. The next highest typical home prices in Rodeo are Town Center ($605,921).
How much do typical home prices vary across Rodeo neighborhoods?
Typical home prices across Rodeo neighborhoods run from $605,921 in Town Center to $737,719 in Franklin Canyon Rd, a spread of $131,798.
How do Rodeo home prices compare with nearby cities?
Rodeo's typical home price across ranked neighborhoods is $671,820. The nearest cities are Crockett $712,800, Hercules $876,787, Pinole $695,000, Benicia $585,000 and Vallejo $513,547.
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