Sonoma County · CA
Commercial Real Estate in Cloverdale
Cloverdale is northern Sonoma County's last city on US-101, serving as the commercial gateway between the county and Mendocino County.
Cloverdale's commercial market is small and highway-oriented, concentrated along Cloverdale Boulevard and the US-101 interchanges. Its position as the northernmost Sonoma County city on the corridor gives it a service role for travellers and for the surrounding agricultural and wine economy.
Pricing sits below the county's central markets, which makes Cloverdale a consideration for operators whose customer base is regional rather than tied to the Santa Rosa employment center.
Key Cloverdale commercial corridors: Cloverdale Boulevard · South Cloverdale Boulevard · Downtown Plaza · Asti Road
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Market Intelligence
Multifamily Market Indicators
Sonoma County · Santa Rosa — CA USA · Q2 2026 (April 1 – June 30, 2026) · Source: CoStar, as of 2026-07-17
Average Asking Rent / Unit
$2,273
Sonoma County multifamily
Vacancy Rate
6.0%
25,248 units of inventory
Market Sale Price / Unit
$313K
Market cap rate 5.5%
Q2 Sales Volume
$19,394,076
8 properties · 127 units
Q2 Price / Unit
$152,709
Volume ÷ units sold
Q2 Average Cap Rate
5.5%
Mean of 5 disclosed
Figures cover multifamily properties of five units or more across the Sonoma County market area — they are not a guide to industrial, office, or retail fundamentals, and not city-level. For asset-specific Cloverdale comparables call 707-591-0570 or request a market briefing. All figures should be independently verified before use in a transaction.
Recently Sold in Cloverdale
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Recently Leased in Cloverdale
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Common Questions
Cloverdale Commercial Real Estate FAQ
Is commercial property in Cloverdale less expensive than Santa Rosa?
Generally yes — Cloverdale sits well below the county's central markets on price, reflecting its smaller size and distance from the Santa Rosa employment base. It suits operators serving a regional or highway customer base rather than a local employment one.