The short answer: Naples is a group of three islands in Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, divided by canals. Over the three months ending September 2026, the median Naples Island home sold for $1,859,479 (+11.8% year over year), at 95.2% of list price on average, after a median of 59 days. With only 11 sales in the period, the median moves a lot from month to month.
What makes Naples different?
Arthur Parsons began developing Naples in 1903, and the canals and street names reflect the Italian theme. Many homes sit on the canals or the bay, some with private docks. The Naples Island Christmas Boat Parade has run since 1946.
What to check before buying on the water
- Seawall and dock condition, who maintains them, and any permits on file.
- Flood zone status and the cost of flood insurance (check the FEMA map and get a quote early).
- Parking: many lots are small and street parking is tight.
- Permit history for additions and remodels.
The numbers
Naples Island, three months ending September 2026. Source: Redfin, based on MLS and public records.
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Questions people ask
Is Naples, Long Beach an island?
Naples is three islands in Alamitos Bay, connected to the rest of Long Beach by bridges.
Do homes in Naples have boat docks?
Many waterfront homes do. Dock rights, permits and condition vary home by home, so they should be confirmed in writing during escrow.
How much are homes in Naples?
The median sale was $1,859,479 over the three months ending September 2026. Canal and bayfront homes typically sell well above the neighborhood median.