Home prices
Thousand Oaks's median home price is $726,100. Compared to other places in this area this is about $264,380 (26%) lower.It is roughly $508,600 (233%) higher compared to the US as a whole, and is about $89,200 (14%) higher compared to the city of Los Angeles.
Rents
Thousand Oaks's median rent is $2,101 per month. It is approximately $672 (24%) lower compared to its surrounding areas.In comparison to the entire country it is approximately $1,039 (97%) higher, and in comparison to the city of Los Angeles is about $651 (44%) higher.
Nearby places
Casa Conejo
Casa Conejo is Thousand Oaks's neighbor to the west. The real estate prices there are a bit less expensive. The value of the median home in Casa Conejo is $593,500, which is $132,600 (22%) lower than Thousand Oaks. The rent there is a bit more expensive. In Casa Conejo the median rent is $2,445 a month, which comes out to $344 (14%) higher than Thousand Oaks.
Lake Sherwood
Lake Sherwood is Thousand Oaks's neighbor to the south. The housing prices there are significantly more expensive. The median home value in Lake Sherwood is $1,830,000, which is $1,103,900 (60%) higher than Thousand Oaks. The rent there is a lot more expensive. The median monthly rent in Lake Sherwood is $3,501, which is $1,400 (39%) higher than Thousand Oaks.
Westlake Village
Westlake Village is Thousand Oaks's neighbor to the southeast. Its housing prices are a little more expensive. The value of the median home in Westlake Village is $953,700, which works out to $227,600 (23%) higher than Thousand Oaks. Rent there is a bit more expensive. The median rent in Westlake Village is $2,900 a month, which comes out to $799 (27%) higher than Thousand Oaks.
Oak Park
Oak Park is Thousand Oaks's neighbor to the east. Housing prices there are pretty similar. The median home in Oak Park costs $760,200, which works out to $34,100 (4%) higher than Thousand Oaks. Rents there are a bit more expensive. Oak Park's median monthly rent is $2,489, which comes out to $388 (15%) higher than Thousand Oaks.
Agoura Hills
Agoura Hills is about 6 miles southeast of Thousand Oaks. The housing prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home in Agoura Hills costs $815,000, which comes out to $88,900 (10%) higher than Thousand Oaks. The rent there is a bit more expensive. Agoura Hills's median monthly rent is $2,529, which comes out to $428 (16%) higher than Thousand Oaks.
