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Sierra and

1st Congressional District (2026)

760,064 Population
460,208 Voters
These maps go into effect starting with the 2026 election cycle, following the passage of Proposition 50. View 2022 1st Congressional District.
Sierra and

1st Congressional District (2026)

760,064 Population
460,208 Voters
These maps go into effect starting with the 2026 election cycle, following the passage of Proposition 50. View 2022 1st Congressional District.

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Median Home Value
$385,358
Very Low
Median Monthly Rent
$1,211
Very Low
Homeownership Rate
75.2%
High
Severely Rent-Burdened (>50%)
17.7%
Very Low

Age of Housing Stock

Median Year Built: 1978
New Growth (2000 or later) ~XX%
Late Century (1980-1999) ~XX%
Baby Boom Era (1960-1979) ~XX%
Post-War (1940-1959) ~XX%
Pre-War (Before 1940) ~X%

Types of Housing Units

Single Family ~XX%
Small Multi-Family (2-4) ~X%
Medium Multi-Family (5-19) ~X%
Large Multi-Family (20+) ~X%
Mobile Homes ~XX%

Monthly Rent Distribution

Under $1,000 ~XX%
$1,000 - $1,999 ~XX%
$2,000 - $2,999 ~X%
$3,000 or more ~X%

Rent Burden (% of Income)

Percentage of income spent on rent
Affordable (<20%) ~XX%
Moderate (20-30%) ~XX%
Cost Burdened (30-50%) ~XX% High
Severely Burdened (>50%) ~XX% High

Home Values

Distribution of owner-occupied home values
Under $200,000 ~XX%
$200,000 - $299,999 ~XX%
$300,000 - $399,999 ~XX%
$400,000 - $499,999 ~XX%
$500,000 - $599,999 ~XX%
$600,000 - $749,999 ~XX%
$750,000 - $999,999 ~X%
$1M - $1.49M ~X%
$1.5M - $1.99M ~X%
$2M or more ~X%
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