Brawley, CA Real Estate
Brawley is an agricultural city about 13 miles north of El Centro, built on cattle, feedlots, and year-round farming — and home to the Cattle Call Rodeo each November. Gisela’s recent Brawley sales include 124 W C St at $257,000, 656 Gilmour St at $240,000, and 793 Birch St at $395,000.
Recent Brawley Sales
Gisela’s recent Brawley closings include single-family homes across the city:
- 124 W C St — sold $257,000 (3 bd / 2 ba, 1,064 sq ft)
- 656 Gilmour St — sold $240,000 (3 bd / 1 ba, 1,157 sq ft)
- 793 Birch St — sold $395,000 (4 bd / 3 ba, 1,632 sq ft)
What It’s Like to Live in Brawley
Brawley’s identity is agricultural through and through — cattle and feedlots, winter vegetables like lettuce and broccoli, and fields that stay in production nearly all year. Each November the city hosts the Cattle Call Rodeo, a week-long celebration of its ranching heritage with rodeo events, a parade, and community gatherings. About 13 miles north of El Centro, Brawley offers small-city living with deep community roots.
Homes and Prices in Brawley
Brawley offers solid value for buyers who want room to grow. The median sold price here is $403,255 (MLS, November 2025–October 2026) — below El Centro at $440,000 and below the county median of $427,500 (Realtor.com, October 2026). Gisela’s recent sales show the range: 124 W C St at $257,000, a three-bedroom, two-bath home of 1,064 square feet; 656 Gilmour St at $240,000, a three-bedroom, one-bath home of 1,157 square feet; and 793 Birch St at $395,000, a four-bedroom, three-bath home of 1,632 square feet. Homes here average 70 days on market (MLS, November 2025–October 2026), so buyers have time to look and sellers should price from real comparable sales.
Schools and Community in Brawley
Brawley High School anchors the city’s schools, and the community around it is one of the Valley’s most rooted. This is a city built on agriculture — cattle and feedlots, winter vegetables like lettuce and broccoli — and that identity runs deep: families here work the land and the industries around it, and the city keeps its ranching traditions at the center of community life. For parents, Brawley offers a place where kids grow up knowing their neighbors and their school.
Getting Around from Brawley
Brawley sits about 13 miles north of El Centro, and the drive takes about 25 minutes. That puts El Centro’s shopping, dining, hospitals, and workplaces within easy reach while home stays a small agricultural city with deep community roots. The rest of the Valley is close too — Imperial, Holtville, and Calexico are all a short drive in either direction. For buyers who want space, value, and a community that knows them, Brawley’s location does the work.
Why Buyers Choose Brawley
Buyers who pick Brawley usually want two things: room to grow and a price that leaves room to live. It is the place for a first home, a home with a yard, or a property with space for work and family. Gisela has closed multiple Brawley sales and knows the neighborhoods street by street. If Brawley sounds like the right fit, the first step is a conversation about what you need and what the market is doing right now.
Buying or Selling in Brawley
Whether you’re buying your first Brawley home or selling a property with room to grow, you want an agent who works the Valley every week. Gisela is bilingual, has closed multiple Brawley sales, and answers her own phone: 760-909-2185.