ZIP 91950 median closed price$700,000
120 closed sales in the published window
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10 Active homes appear in this weekly activity snapshot.
Price cutsRecent reductions
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4 Pending or Active Under Contract rows appear in this snapshot.
Closed-sale financingConventional
50 closed sales stated this financing type in the published twelve-month sample.
Public market snapshot as of September 22: 10 Active rows in this snapshot, 4 price changes, and 4 public status changes shown below. Thin or unavailable categories remain empty; the city page carries the available public listings.
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Old Town
Bordered by McKinley Avenue, National City Boulevard, 24th Street and 8th Street, this self-identified historic core is where Frank Kimball built the county's first modern house and later Brick Row, the 1887 housing he constructed for railroad workers.
Lincoln Acres
An unincorporated San Diego County community that sits entirely surrounded by National City's boundaries and shares the same 91950 postal code despite never having been annexed into the city.
Mile of Cars
The National Avenue corridor that once catered to sailors from Naval Base San Diego as the "Mile of Bars" was deliberately redeveloped into an automobile-dealership district in the late 20th century, closing its last Pussycat Theater in 1999.
- 840 E 16th StJason Mitchell Real Estate CAPendingView propertyWatch
- 229 E 6th StreetColdwell Banker RealtyPendingView propertyWatch
- 1628 C AveeXp Realty of California, Inc.Active Under ContractView propertyWatch
- 626 C AvenueTown & Country Real EstatePendingView propertyWatch
Public status-change rows for National City, as of September 22, 2026. I follow these closings myself — some of these buyers I know, a few were my clients; the names are for Vault members.
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ZIP 91950 median price per sq ft$518
Closed-sale median, not a subject-property valuation
Most common stated financing bucketConventional
50 closed sales in the published sample
Closed-sale inputs as of September 22, 2026. Financing bucket from closed sales as of September 22, 2026. Loan terms, property taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance are intentionally not estimated here.
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