Median Prices - First Quarter 2012

April 12, 2012


The first quarter of 2012 is now history. These median prices seem to indicate that sales are primarily under $200,000 if these median prices are somewhat accurate. These median prices are derived by looking up the number of units reported as "sold" and dividing by two. The selling price of the property at that halfway point is the number that I use as the median.


Banning/Beaumont...........Jan/156,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/158,000


Bloomington.......................Jan/110,000......Feb/132/140......Mar/175,000


Colton..................................Jan/125,000......Feb/121,500......Mar/114,000


Fontana..............................Jan/210,200......Feb/210,000......Mar/197,000


Grand Terrace..................Jan/179,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/199,000


Highland............................Jan/160,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/184,000


Loma Linda......................Jan/230,000......Feb/185,000......Mar/195,000


Mentone...........................Jan/115/130.......Feb/140,000......Mar/129/155


Moreno Valley.................Jan/147,000.......Feb/144,000......Mar/153,000


Redlands..........................Jan/178,000.......Feb/186,000.......Mar/220,000


Rialto................................Jan/163,000.......Feb/165,000......Mar/165,000


Riverside.........................Jan/195,000.......Feb/180,000......Mar/190,000


San Bernardino..............Jan/110,000.......Feb/100,000......Mar/105,000


Yucaipa/Calimesa..........Jan/189,000......Feb/160,000......Mar/170,000


There you have the numbers. They seem to be bouncing along - not rising significantly but not falling significantly.