Welcome to Inland Empire Homes! Please use this site to gain insights on the latest and historical trends in the Inland Empire real estate market covering both San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
We have broken down the Inland Empire to specific geographic areas and market segments. Please use our data and accompanying reports to understand the dynamics of each area. Our aim is to provide you with insights to the seemingly unpredictable markets, hoping this can benefit you the buyer, seller, investor or renter/lessor .
The top 5 cities/zips in the Riverside/Corona zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
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The top 5 cities/zips in the San Bernardino zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
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The top cities/zips in the East Hills zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
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The top cities/zips in the High Desert zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
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The top 5 cities/zips in the Wine Country zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
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The top 5 cities/zips in the Palm Springs Valley zone that have shown the biggest price hikes in the past year:
City 路 Zip 路 pctLooking over the entirety of the Inland Empire (currently the 14th biggest metro area in the United States), it's good to see what neighborhoods are performing positively and negatively as of March 31 of '26.
Here are the both the top 10 zipcodes in month -to-month price gains in the Inland Empire, with the 10 zip codes that have shown the biggest month-to-month decreases.
Right now you can review a few datapoints on how Inland Empire metro area (officially known as the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario MSA) compares to other areas, including national rankings and standard deviations. We will provide comprehensive "under-the-hood" analysis in this section to provide deeper insights to the strengths and perceived weaknesses of this regions market.
Category 路 Nat'l Rank 路 #April 23, 2026 [REDFIN] - Houses for sale have made a 3% inventory increase in the 4 weeks ending April 19. It is the biggest year-to-year increase since November of last year...Read More
April 10, 2026 [FIRSTTUESDAY] - The buyer purchasing power index remains positive in Q1 2026, indicating that homebuyers in California are maintaining their ability to purchase homes despite rising prices... Read More
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