Living in Loomis

The median sale price in Loomis was $799,600 in July 2026, up 25.5 percent from a year earlier, according to Redfin. Prices vary widely by street, size and condition, so the most useful number is a valuation built on recent sales next to the home you are considering. Request a free home valuation for a pricing range with the comps behind it.

Loomis is served by Loomis Union School District for kindergarten through grade 8 and by Placer Union High School District, which runs Del Oro High School in Loomis. Assignment depends on the street address, so buyers should confirm with the district.

Interstate 80 runs directly through Loomis, connecting it to Sacramento and the Bay Area, and Taylor Road follows the route of historic US 40. Placer County Transit runs weekday commuter service between the Penryn Park and Ride and downtown Sacramento, and Amtrak's Capitol Corridor stops in neighboring Rocklin.

Loomis is a small town in Placer County, incorporated in 1984, with roots as one of the county's leading fruit shipping stations in the early 1900s. The historic High Hand and Blue Goose fruit packing sheds still stand along Taylor Road, and the town's biggest event is the Fruit Shed Festival, formerly the Eggplant Festival.

Loomis leans toward sellers right now. Homes sold in a median of 8 days in July 2026, and Redfin rates the market Very Competitive with a Compete Score of 88 out of 100. Overpriced listings sit and invite lower offers, so sellers do best pricing to recent sales on day one, and buyers do best with financing ready before they tour.

Rami Tannous is a REALTOR with Nick Sadek Sotheby's International Realty (DRE #02334866). He specializes in helping Bay Area buyers relocate to the Sacramento region. Owners can request a home valuation, buyers can start a private search, or call or text 408-888-5144.