38 cities tracked, ranked by composite momentum.
38
Cities tracked
3,116,145
Combined population
$1,207,337
Median home (county)
35
Rising / Hot
Orange County, California has 38 tracked cities with a combined population of 3,116,145. The median home value across these cities is $1,207,337.
The highest-momentum city in the county is Newport Beach, with a composite score of 78 (Hot) — median home $3,709,420, +9.0% year over year.
The most affordable city tracked here is Laguna Woods at $469,375.
Newport Beach
pop 82,97078
HotNorth Tustin
pop 25,71877
RisingCoto de Caza
pop 14,71076
RisingLaguna Niguel
pop 64,18573
RisingFountain Valley
pop 56,03672
RisingSan Juan Capistrano
pop 35,46972
RisingDana Point
pop 32,58572
RisingVilla Park
pop 5,69872
RisingLadera Ranch
pop 26,17071
RisingCosta Mesa
pop 109,13170
RisingIrvine
pop 318,68369
RisingGarden Grove
pop 172,36169
RisingSan Clemente
pop 62,62769
RisingLaguna Beach
pop 22,56469
RisingHuntington Beach
pop 193,15168
RisingPlacentia
pop 53,39568
RisingStanton
pop 41,18868
RisingLa Palma
pop 15,09268
RisingSeal Beach
pop 24,42167
RisingLos Alamitos
pop 11,84667
RisingRancho Mission Viejo
pop 10,37867
RisingSanta Ana
pop 316,18466
RisingMission Viejo
pop 91,60166
RisingWestminster
pop 89,53766
RisingYorba Linda
pop 66,48966
RisingOrange
pop 137,94165
RisingTustin
pop 78,86365
RisingAliso Viejo
pop 50,45765
RisingCypress
pop 49,28665
RisingLaguna Woods
pop 17,05864
RisingAnaheim
pop 344,56163
RisingLake Forest
pop 87,15963
RisingFullerton
pop 140,05462
RisingLa Habra
pop 61,39162
RisingBrea
pop 47,84462
RisingLaguna Hills
pop 30,37861
StableBuena Park
pop 82,61160
StableRancho Santa Margarita
pop 46,35357
StableSources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census place population.
Climate & natural-disaster risk
Winter (Jan)
60° / 41°
avg high / low
Summer (Jul)
82° / 60°
avg high / low
Sunny days/yr
258
~71% of year
Annual precip
22″ rain
8″ snow
Disaster risk (1=very low, 5=very high)
Hurricane
Very low
Tornado
Very low
Wildfire
Very high
Earthquake
Very high
Flood
Moderate
State-level averages from NOAA Climate Normals (1991-2020) and FEMA National Risk Index. City-level conditions can vary significantly within a state.