It’s apparent that the secret’s out: Lincoln is a great place to live.

With a capital G. Great schools, great parks, great business environment. Lincoln is the 2006 winner of the All-America City award - America's original and most prestigious community recognition award. Our own Lincoln California ! Real estate owners here know they have the best of the best.

Today’s Lincoln homes come with a promising future, too. This is a scenic little All-American city, which won’t be little for long, since it’s also California’s fastest growing city. It’s population has almost tripled since the 2000 census to over 33,000 !

But the small-town feel of historic Lincoln will not be lost, thanks to a well crafted strategic plan based on a village concept of controlled growth. The most prominent protector of Lincoln’s culture, arts & history is the Lincoln Arts & Culture Foundation, which annually hosts one of ceramic art’’s most important national competitions: Feats of Clay.

Residents here enjoy great views of the Sierras, rolling hills & mature oak trees. (Think rural, but with a with a fiber-optic connection.) New shopping centers & businesses have arrived & more to come. Work has also started on plans for a community college campus & new regional library. Local pilots have the convenience of the city-owned Lincoln Regional Airport.

Convinced yet? If you would like to see some of the available Lincoln homes for sale, you can contact your Lincoln Realtor® for a tour. Just decide on a time, and Reserve a Realtor® today !

Lincoln Demographics

Population Total population: 11,205 Male: 49.0% Female: 51.0% Median age: 32.4 years Housing Total housing units: 45,547 Owner-occupied housing units 66.8% Renter-occupied housing units 33.2% Occupied housing units: 93.4% Vacant housing units: 6.6% Seasonal use 0.9% Families Family households 78.3% Nonfamily households 21.7% Average household size 2.86% Average family size 3.20% Household Income Median income: $45,547 Mean income: $55,074

Source: US Census Bureau. Data derived from 2000 Census of Population and Housing