Moreno Valley Real Estate
Moreno Valley is one of the twelve cities Itzel Gonzalez works directly – not a city she’s listing because it’s nearby. As of May 2026, the median home here sold for $549,671, typically in 37 days on market – real numbers from a market she actually tracks, not a regional average. If you’re researching Moreno Valley real estate, this page reflects what Itzel actually sees in the MLS, not a syndicated regional feed.
Moreno Valley Real Estate Market Snapshot
Median sale price $549,671 (down 3.6% year-over-year). Median days on market 37, versus 38 a year earlier. Median price per square foot $310, down about 1.6% year-over-year. Source: Redfin, 3 months ending May 2026. Active listings figure omitted here since it goes stale within days; see live listings below once the search is available.
Schools & Commute
Moreno Valley is served by Moreno Valley Unified School District (MVUSD), including Moreno Valley High School, Canyon Springs High School, and Vista del Lago High School, plus Ridge Crest Elementary and Landmark Middle School. State Route 60 (the Moreno Valley Freeway) runs through the city, connecting to I-215 and I-15.
Neighborhoods Within Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley isn’t one uniform market — it’s a collection of distinct named areas, each with its own character.
Sunnymead Ranch, in the northwest part of the city, is built around its namesake golf course and is one of Moreno Valley’s more established, recognizable residential areas — its median sale price was $615,000, up 7.0% year-over-year, with homes typically taking about 38 days to sell.
Moreno Valley Ranch, to the north, is one of the city’s larger master-planned, HOA-governed communities — its median sold price was $530,000 as of July 2025, essentially flat year-over-year.
Hidden Springs is another named residential pocket worth knowing if you’re comparing specific streets, not just zip codes — its median sold price was approximately $572,450 as of May 2026, with current asking prices running higher, typically selling in about 41 days.
Ask Itzel which of these — or which other pocket of the city — actually fits what you’re looking for; she can walk you through the differences block to block.
Whether you’re buying or selling, Moreno Valley real estate moves fast enough that neighborhood-level knowledge — not just a citywide median — is what actually helps you make a confident decision.
Sub-area figures above are sourced from public listing-aggregator data (Redfin, Homes.com), not from Itzel’s own MLS pull, and should be treated as directional. For a precise, current comparison on a specific address, talk to Itzel directly.