Know Antelope and North Highlands

The 2026 numbers
Antelope homes sold over asking in 2026.
| Roseville median | $630,000 |
| Antelope median | $495,000 |
| Citrus Heights median | $472,000 |
| North Highlands median | $390,000 |
| Sales in both, Jan to Oct | 476 |
MetroList residential sales, January to October 2026. The guide breaks this down pocket by pocket.
Inside the guide
Nine short chapters on buying and selling homes in Antelope and North Highlands.
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Why Antelope and North HighlandsBetween Roseville and the airport
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The pocketsSix pockets and how they differ
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What homes cost2026 sold prices against the north county
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Older homes and bigger lotsWhat age and land bring
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Inspecting a home hereThe systems that cost the most to get wrong
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The money sideLoans, appraisals and taxes
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Daily lifeThe parks, the trails and the drive
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Selling herePricing, presentation and negotiation
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Your next stepA call, a private search, or a value estimate
I help buyers and sellers across Sacramento County compare what their budget buys in each neighborhood. Here, the age of the systems and the permits move the price more than the finishes, and that's where the real negotiation happens.
Shawnivan Hone · Real Estate Advisor with Real Broker · close to 10 years and nearly $200M in Greater Sacramento sales
Shawnivan Hone
Real Estate Advisor · DRE #02027593
Real Broker · DRE #02022092
916-945-1294 · shawnivan.com
Real Estate Advisor · DRE #02027593
Real Broker · DRE #02022092
916-945-1294 · shawnivan.com
Equal Housing Opportunity. This guide is general information, not legal, tax, or lending advice. Sold prices from MetroList; pocket ranges are approximate.
