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Homes for sale in Claremont, CA — explore live MLS listings in the “City of Trees and PhDs,” with market stats and a dual-licensed REALTOR + mortgage broker. John Abril helps Claremont buyers and sellers across its historic and newer neighborhoods.

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$1,240,000Median price

10 daysOn market

$545Price / sq ft

~38Active listings

Market figures: IVAR Housing Data Report (single-family & condo, CRMLS). Prior-month data subject to revision; not a guarantee of current conditions.

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Claremont communities, inside & out

Claremont is really a group of distinct communities — and price, home size, and even who owns the homes shift from one to the next. Here is how the main communities compare, based on real county sale records.

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Sold single-family homes — CRMLS via Trestle, trailing 12 months vs. prior 12 (price per sq ft). Updates automatically. Informational only; not a guarantee of value.

University Terrace

First-time / entry

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3 bd · ~1,526 sqft · built ~1977 · 43 homes

An accessible entry point of ~3-bed homes around 1,526 sqft, built ~1977. 79% owner-occupied, 12% investor-owned; long-tenured owners (median ~26 yrs).

Towne Ranch

Move-up / upscale

$767,500 typical recent sale

3 bd · ~2,324 sqft · built ~1958 · 151 homes

An upscale move-up neighborhood of ~3-bed homes around 2,324 sqft, built ~1958. 91% owner-occupied.

Meadowood

Move-up / upscale

$812,500 typical recent sale

4 bd · ~2,400 sqft · built ~1977 · 315 homes

An upscale move-up neighborhood of ~4-bed homes around 2,400 sqft, built ~1977. 90% owner-occupied; long-tenured owners (median ~27 yrs).

Padua Hills

Move-up / upscale

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4 bd · ~3,132 sqft · built ~2002 · 41 homes

An upscale move-up neighborhood of ~4-bed homes around 3,132 sqft, built ~2002. 93% owner-occupied; long-tenured owners (median ~20 yrs).

Claraboya

Luxury

$1,185,000 typical recent sale

4 bd · ~2,775 sqft · built ~1968 · 169 homes

A luxury enclave of ~4-bed homes around 2,775 sqft, built ~1968. 95% owner-occupied.

Blaisdell Ranch

Luxury

$1,400,000 typical recent sale

4 bd · ~4,503 sqft · built ~1988 · 107 homes

A luxury enclave of ~4-bed homes around 4,503 sqft, built ~1988. 95% owner-occupied.

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Family & seller snapshot

Claremont is a low-turnover, owner-occupied college-town market. Owners in Meadowood and University Terrace hold their homes ~26–27 years on average — among the longest tenures in the Inland Empire — pointing to a deep future-listing pipeline.

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Community figures compiled from Inland Empire county sale records via title data — single-family homes, recorded sales 2018 and later (“typical” = median). Owner-occupied vs. investor share is based on the owner’s mailing address versus the property address. Informational only — not an appraisal, and not a guarantee of current value.

About living in Claremont

Claremont is known for its tree-lined streets, the Claremont Colleges, a charming walkable Village, and highly rated schools. Homes range from historic Craftsman and Spanish properties near the Village to newer foothill developments. It is one of the IE’s most desirable and higher-priced markets, with strong, steady demand.

Claremont schools & what they mean for your home

Claremont is served by the Claremont Unified School District (TK–12), anchored by Claremont High School, and the city is known nationally for the Claremont Colleges. That education-first identity — along with tree-lined streets and a walkable Village — is a big reason Claremont holds its value and draws families and academics alike.

That said, specific campus attendance areas still shape demand block to block, which shows up in both price and how fast homes sell. Because John is both your agent and your lender, he can weigh a home’s school zone against your budget and your loan in one conversation, instead of you piecing it together from two different people.

School assignments and boundaries change year to year — always confirm a specific address’s assigned schools directly with the Claremont Unified School District before you buy.

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Claremont real estate FAQs

What do homes cost in Claremont?

Claremont runs among the highest in the area, with a median around $1,240,000 (about $545 per square foot). Inventory is limited, so live listings above are worth checking often.

Do Claremont homes sell fast?

Yes — about 10 days on market on average, among the fastest locally. Be pre-approved and ready; John can handle financing as your lender.

Why work with John Abril in Claremont?

Local expertise plus dual licensing means one person manages your home search and your loan — a real advantage in a fast, competitive market.

Do schools really affect Claremont home values?

Often, yes — Claremont is served by the well-regarded Claremont Unified School District, and the school a home is zoned for can influence both its price and how fast it sells. As both your agent and lender, John helps you weigh school zones against your budget and loan, then confirm the exact assignments with the district before you commit.

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