Pomona Homes & Real Estate

View the hottest Pomona, CA homes for sale and real estate below! Pomona is a city with more than 148,000 residents located east of the city of Los Angeles. For additional information, including sales history and prices, property disclosures, and more for Pomona properties for sale, or to schedule a home tour of any property listed below, contact your LOCAL real estate experts today! Read more about Pomona real estate.

Homes for Sale in Pomona CA

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Pomona Real Estate Search

This page is updated with Pomona home listings several times per day directly from the Pomona, California MLS.

The property price, number of days on the market, square footage, year built, lot size, and other important listing details like assigned schools and construction type are listed on each Pomona MLS listing by the listing agent.

Remember to review local Pomona property tax information and if the current listing is active, under contract, and pending. Many properties have features such as greenbelt locations and swimming pools, and these will be listed with Pomona community amenities such as golf courses and parks.

Pomona Neighborhood Homes

Buyers moving to Pomona will find home prices tend to start in the upper $300s and can go into the multi-millions for luxury homes. Homes in Pomona commonly have at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms with at least 1,300 square feet of living space.

The city offers a variety of architectural styles, including cottage, Craftsman, mid-century, ranch, contemporary, and Spanish Colonial. About one-third of all homes on the market were built more than 50 years ago. New construction communities in Pomona include Bonita Village and the Avenue. There are several other new home communities near Pomona, including Anzio and the District in the city of Montclair, Serrano in the city of Claremont, and Upland Central in the city of Upland.

Pomona Community Amenities

Pomona is located in southeastern Los Angeles County and encompasses about 23 square miles of the Pomona Valley. It's perhaps best known as the site of the Los Angeles County Fair, the fourth-largest fair in the United States. Major thoroughfares in the city include I-10, the San Bernardino Freeway, as well as State Routes 57, 60, 66, and 71. The nearest airport is Ontario International, while Los Angeles International is 45 miles away.

Companies and organizations employing more than 1,000 workers in Pomona include Pomona Unified School District, Pomona Valley Hospital, Cal Poly’s Pomona campus, and Lanterman Developmental Center.

Public transit in Pomona includes the Metrolink Commuter Rail System with connections in Los Angeles and the city of Riverside. The city is also served by the Foothill Transit bus line and the Foothill Gold Line, a light rail.

Pomona offers plenty of events and activities year-round. The Fairplex, in addition to hosting the LA County Fair, is the home of the NHRA Autoclub Raceway and Pomona Classic Car Show. For shopping enthusiasts, major retailers can be found at the Rio Rancho Town Center and the Pomona Ranch Plaza. There are numerous antique and thrift stores throughout the city as well, including the Valley Indoor Swap Meet, a popular daily flea market. Other nearby shopping areas include the Shoppes at Chino Hills and Claremont Village.

The city maintains a total of 27 public parks, with Ganesha being the largest at 60 acres. For additional outdoor recreation, the Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park shares Pomona’s northwestern border. It’s the site of Puddingstone Reservoir and Raging Water Los Angeles, the largest water park on the west coast. Nearby golf courses include Via Verde Country Club and Marshall Canyon Golf Course.

Pomona Local Highlights

• Glass House and Fox Theatre music venues attract artists from Coachella
• 16 miles from skiing at Mt. Baldy
• Pomona Night Out monthly celebration
• Major destination for antiques shopping and the Collectors Street Faire
• Arts Colony galleries, art shops, and studios
• Popular local restaurants include Guasalmex, Restaurant at Kellog Ranch, and Donahoo’s Golden Chicken

Pomona School Information

Children living in Pomona can attend schools in the Pomona Unified School District, which serves roughly 30,000 students across 44 schools. In addition, PUSD also offers adult learning centers that serve roughly 17,000 adult students and offer programs such as English as a Second Language, GED testing, and career technical education for professions such as cosmetology and barbering, clothing design, and more.

There are numerous colleges and universities in the area, including California State Polytechnic Institute (Cal Poly Pomona), Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona College, Mt. San Antonio College, and a DeVry campus.