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The Inland Empire is a vast area but you would be surprised how many people aren't aware of the fact that you can live in southern California without living in LA county and paying exorbitant prices for real estate.
Our team consists of agents who worked Riverside for 10+ years and know which neighborhoods hold value, which school boundaries matter most, and how to negotiate in a cooling market where sellers are finally realistic about pricing.
We help first time homebuyers and sell million dollar homes around California in record breaking numbers as well. It is safe to say we have the right resources around to help you find your dream home or sell your home at its highest potential.
The Current Riverside Market
The median home price is $617,000 as of October 2025, which sounds steep until you realize similar homes in LA or Orange County run $900,000+.
The market has cooled slightly - prices are down about 3% year-over-year - which means more negotiating power for buyers right now.
Inland Empire Neighborhoods Worth Your Attention
Orangecrest - The family favorite at $600,000-$700,000. Newer homes, highly-rated schools (Mark Twain Elementary, Martin Luther King High School), safe streets. This is where families with school-age kids land when they're leaving LA/OC for more space and better value.
Canyon Crest - Scenic hillside living near UC Riverside at $650,000-$850,000. Mix of mid-century homes and newer construction, gorgeous mountain views, proximity to Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park. Popular with professionals and UCR faculty who want walkability to campus and Canyon Crest Towne Centre shopping.
Mission Grove - Quiet, well-maintained at $600,000-$700,000. Gated communities, single-story homes, excellent schools. Less hustle than Canyon Crest, more privacy, still close to trails and shopping.
La Sierra - More affordable entry point at $500,000-$650,000. Diverse neighborhood with ranch and Spanish-style homes, good access to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center. Solid choice for healthcare workers or first-time buyers stretching budgets.
Victoria - Safe, family-oriented at $550,000-$700,000. Long-time residents, stable community, good schools. This is where people buy and stay for 15-20 years raising kids.
Contact us today if you need a good black realtor to help get you to the closing table.