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Wine country, working town North County San Luis Obispo County

Paso Robles

200+ wineries, a real downtown square, and the most house you can buy for the money in the county — median is $322K below SLO. Hot summers, cheap land, and a steady commuter flow down the 101. Industrial and flex space here is genuinely scarce.

Median sale price
$652,500 46 closed sales, June 2026 · MLS
Typical 2BR rent
$2,200 Estimate · scaled from county averages
To downtown SLO
35 min Typical drive, normal traffic
Neighborhoods
6 Named submarkets we track

The lay of the land

Neighborhoods in Paso Robles

Paso, Templeton, Atascadero, Santa Margarita, San Miguel — wine country, commuters, and the county's best price-per-square-foot.

Downtown ParkVine StreetCreston RoadUnion RoadGolden HillDry Creek
Worth knowing: Fastest-growing industrial/flex submarket in the county. Peak manages two commercial properties here.

The numbers

What Paso Robles costs

Median closed sale price — Paso Robles against the rest of the North County submarket and the county as a whole.

Paso Robles
$653K
$850K
$905K
SLO County
$915K
Sale prices: San Luis Obispo County MLS closed sales, June 2026 — 271 sales countywide at a $915,000 median. Towns with too few closed sales to break out show “not reported” rather than a number.
Rents: the 2BR figure above is an Estimate scaled from Rentometer’s June 2026 San Luis Obispo County averages ($3,058 house, $2,519 apartment). No public per-town rent source exists for this county, so treat it as a starting point rather than an appraisal — for a number on an actual property, ask us.

For owners

Property management in Paso Robles

Peak manages residential and commercial property across San Luis Obispo County from our office on Chorro Street in San Luis Obispo, 35 minutes from Paso Robles. That means leasing and tenant placement, rent collection and owner reporting, maintenance coordination with local trades, and the compliance side — inspections, notices, and the rules that apply here specifically.

Residential

Single-family & small multifamily

Marketing, screening, leasing and full management for houses, condos and small unit counts in Paso Robles and the surrounding North County market.

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Commercial

Retail, office, industrial & flex

Lease administration, CAM reconciliation and tenant relations for commercial space — a different discipline from residential, and the side most local managers don’t do.

How the lease types work →

Brokerage

Buying & selling here

We’re a licensed brokerage as well as a manager, so an owner selling in Paso Robles works with someone who already knows what the asset actually produces.

County price data →

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What’s on

Recurring events in Paso Robles

Verified against official sources in August 2026 and stored as recurrence rules rather than fixed dates, so this list doesn’t go stale. Weekly events show their next occurrence.

Saturdays
Paso Robles Farmers' Market
9am–1pm · 11th & Spring, City Park · Year-round
Tuesdays
Paso Robles Morning Market
9–11:30am · 11th & Spring · Year-round
Annual
California Mid-State Fair
12 days ending the last weekend of July
The region's biggest event — carnival, livestock and national headliners at the Event Center.
Annual
Pioneer Day
Second Saturday in October
Free bean feed at noon and a parade of antique tractors. Motto: "Never a queen, never a dollar."
Annual
Paso Wine Fest
A four-day weekend in mid-May
100+ producers. Recently moved to the Event Center.
Seasonal
Concerts in the Park
Thursday evenings, June to August
Annual
Harvest Wine Month
All of October
Grape stomps and winemaker dinners across the AVA.

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