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What do homes cost in the Inland Empire right now?

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Median home prices vary widely across the Inland Empire: about $635,000 in Riverside County and roughly $500,000 in San Bernardino County. By city, Redlands sits near $672,000, Temecula near $736,000, Fontana near $651,000, Yucaipa near $615,000, Menifee near $569,000, and Beaumont around $525,000 to $550,000.

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Median home prices across the Inland Empire vary sharply by county and city, so the answer depends on exactly where you are looking. Riverside County homes sell at a median of roughly $635,000, while San Bernardino County comes in around $500,000. At the city level, Redlands runs near $672,000, Temecula near $736,000, Fontana near $651,000, Yucaipa near $615,000, Menifee near $569,000, and Beaumont around $525,000 to $550,000. These are approximations, because every source measures a slightly different window and sale mix, and within each city the spread from one neighborhood to the next can be large. A ZIP-level look at recent sold prices, days on market, and list-to-sale ratios gives you the number that actually applies to the home you want. Julian Cesar prepares a free market report for any Inland Empire area and price range you are considering, with the real comps spelled out.

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