Folsom is the #1 best place to live in California.

That's not a hometown opinion — it's official. U.S. News & World Report just named Folsom the top city in the entire state, evaluating quality of life, value, desirability, job market, and net migration across hundreds of California cities. Folsom came out on top.

If you live here, this probably isn't news to you. But it's a nice thing to see in writing.

What Sets Folsom Apart

Our city stands out for its high quality of life, strong job market, abundant outdoor recreation, community amenities, and historic charm. Folsom's median household income sits well above the national average, and employment stability here consistently outpaces the rest of the country.

Then there's everything else that doesn't show up in a spreadsheet — the Johnny Cash Trail winding along the American River, over 50 miles of paved paths connecting the community, top-rated schools, and a historic downtown that still feels like the heart of the city. It's the kind of place where people move because they intend to build something lasting, not just somewhere to land.

What This Means If You're Buying or Selling

National recognition like this tends to have a real effect on demand. When a city gets named the best place to live in California, more buyers start paying attention — and that has a direct impact on how homes here move.

Whether you're already in Folsom and curious what this means for your home's value, or you're considering a move to the top-ranked city in the state, I'd love to guide you through what's next.

Let's talk about your move to Folsom.
Beverly Kavanaugh Savelli | Coldwell Banker Luxury
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