Know Lincoln, area by area

The 2026 numbers
924 Lincoln homes sold this year.
| Rocklin median | $690,000 |
| Roseville median | $630,000 |
| Lincoln median | $620,000 |
| Sacramento median | $486,000 |
| Ten-year change, Lincoln | +57% |
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 Lincoln.
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Why LincolnNorth of Roseville on Highway 65
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The areasSix areas and how they differ
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What homes cost2026 sold prices against south Placer
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New build or resaleMello-Roos, HOAs and builder contracts
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Inspecting a Lincoln homeThe systems that cost the most to get wrong
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The money sideConforming loans, appraisals and taxes
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Daily lifeDowntown, the trails and the drive
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Selling in LincolnPricing, presentation and negotiation
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Your next stepA call, a private search, or a value estimate
I help buyers and sellers across Placer County compare what their budget buys in each neighborhood. In Lincoln, two homes at the same price can be hundreds of dollars a month apart once you count Mello-Roos and HOA dues, and that's where the real comparison starts.
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.
