ZIP 92324 Housing Market & Real Estate Update (Colton, CA) — February 23, 2026
92324 – February 23, 2026 – Colton CA pulse: prices near $487K-$489K, about 100+ listings, rents softer, and mortgage rates eased to ~6.01%.
ZIP 92324 covers Colton in San Bernardino County, California. Here’s the latest local read on prices, inventory, rentals, and what buyers are seeing right now.
Top takeaways
- Prices are mixed but generally near the high-$400Ks depending on the tracker (recent median sale figures around $487K–$489K).
- Inventory looks active with roughly 100+ homes listed across major portals, giving buyers more choice than a tight-supply market.
- Homes are taking longer to move than last year in some datasets, which can create negotiating room on properties that need updates.
- Mortgage rates dipped again nationally with Freddie Mac’s 30-year average at 6.01% (as of 02/19/2026).
Market snapshot (ZIP 92324)
Pricing: Redfin’s latest monthly snapshot (January 2026) puts the median sale price at about $487K, while Realtor.com’s ZIP-level market summary shows a median home sale price around $489K. Zillow’s home value trend for 92324 also sits in this same neighborhood (upper-$400Ks), which broadly supports the idea that pricing has stabilized after last year’s peak.
Inventory and pace: Realtor.com shows 100+ active for-sale listings, and Redfin reports homes averaging about two months on market in its latest month. Zillow’s timeline metric suggests many homes go pending faster than that, so expect the usual split: clean, well-priced homes move quickly; homes needing repairs sit longer and attract price cuts.
Rentals: Realtor.com’s ZIP-level rental snapshot shows a median rent around $1,875 and indicates rents have been softer year-over-year. For renters, that can mean a bit more leverage this spring compared with last year’s peak.
What’s for sale nearby (no addresses)
Today’s active mix in 92324 includes entry-level condos/townhomes, 3–4 bedroom single-family homes, and a smaller set of larger properties. Based on current portal searches, you’ll commonly see:
- Smaller condos/townhomes priced below many single-family options (often appealing to first-time buyers).
- Mainstream single-family inventory clustering around the mid-$400Ks to mid-$500Ks, varying by condition and lot size.
- Homes marketed as renovated or move-in-ready priced above the core median and selling faster when priced right.
ServiceXTC local-pro directory (real-estate-adjacent help)
If you’re getting a home ready to list (or preparing for inspections after you go under contract), here are a few ServiceXTC directory providers to start your shortlist (confirm service area and availability):
- Farley Roofing & Siding — Roofing contractor
- Ultimate Power Electric LLC — Electrician
- R&Z Handyman Services — Handyman
Sources (see link list in the post’s Sources section)
- Realtor.com (market + active listings)
- Redfin (monthly sales trends)
- Zillow (home value trend + days to pending)
- Freddie Mac (weekly mortgage-rate averages)
- UnitedStatesZipCodes.org (ZIP-to-city/county reference)
- ServiceXTC provider pages (directory reference)
What are you seeing in 92324 right now: more price cuts, more turnkey homes selling fast, or buyers waiting for even better rates?