Paul Fernandez — 200+ transactions, 103% list-to-sold ratio, 25-day average days on market. Your Claremont real estate expert.
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| Metric | Claremont This City | Upland | Rancho Cucamonga | Pasadena |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $1,133,471 | $827,045 | $892,159 | $1,415,751 |
| Days on market | 62 days | 33 days | 36 days | 54 days |
| Months of supply | 3.3 | 3.3 | 3.4 | 4.2 |
Source: Infosparks MLS data, September 2026. Updated monthly.
Claremont - the "City of Trees and Ph.D.s" - is the most culturally distinctive real estate market in the Inland Empire. The Claremont Colleges consortium (Pomona, Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Scripps, Pitzer, and two graduate schools) creates a buyer pool that values education, walkability, and community character over square footage and new construction. This isn't a volume market - it's a neighborhood-by-neighborhood market, and sellers who understand that distinction price and present their homes accordingly.
North Claremont near the colleges commands $1.2M to $3M+ for tree-lined estates with character that no new build can replicate. Padua Hills brings historic Mediterranean architecture and the iconic amphitheater district. Stone Canyon's gated custom estates represent Claremont's ceiling at $2.3M median. The Village and College area - walkable to bookstores, the Saturday farmers market, and Claremont Boulevard dining - serves as the city's lifestyle anchor, drawing buyers who could afford more house elsewhere but choose Claremont for what surrounds it.
The school district reinforces property values at every level: Claremont High School scores 9/10, Condit Elementary hits 9/10, and the private school options connected to the colleges add another tier. The colleges anchor local demand, and the city offers cultural amenities without urban density.
Claremont's market rewards agents who understand that buyers here aren't shopping on price per square foot - they're shopping on character, walkability, and proximity to the colleges. Paul's approach to Claremont listings emphasizes what makes each property unique within the neighborhood context: a Padua Hills Mediterranean tells a different story than a North Claremont estate or a Village bungalow, and the marketing must match.
With 200+ transactions and a 103% list-to-sold ratio, Paul brings data precision to a market that's often mispriced by agents using citywide averages. Claremont's 62-day market average and $1.13M median provide a citywide reference. Stone Canyon trades in a different universe than East Hill. Paul's Infosparks data and neighborhood-level analysis ensure your listing targets the right buyer pool at the right price from day one.
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