Hollister mainly has single-family detached houses, with most homes having at least three or more bedrooms. Some people live in townhouses as well. About 60% of the residents own their houses. There is a wide array of options in detached homes, like single-story homes, homes with pools, luxury homes, and condos.

The housing market in Hollister is very competitive. The median listing price of the homes in Hollister is $660K, out of which some are Hot Homes, which are for a slightly higher price and prone to sell quickly.

Since most of the houses in Hollister are single detached houses, the cost of real estate here is pretty high compared to a lot of other neighboring cities in the U.S.The real estate pricing in the area has increased by 5.9% percent since the last year.

Some of the most popular areas to live in Hollister include San Benito, San Juan, Westside Boulevard, and Buena Vista.    

Life in Hollister is suitable for people who prefer quiet surroundings as there is a low noise level from the traffic. The cost of living in Hollister is 56.4% more than the average of the U.S. Hollister is a small suburban town with its smalltown charms. There is a shortage of public infrastructures, such as schools, malls, etc. It is a diverse agricultural town where all the neighbors know each other. Due to its infrastructure lacking and lack of jobs, college students and new families might find it difficult to afford houses in this city.