What is the median home price in Covina?

Covina has long been one of the San Gabriel Valley's more attainable single-family markets, and the durable pattern has less to do with location inside the city than with lot and condition. Housing is predominantly single-family on generous lots, so sale prices separate mainly on square footage, updating, and whether a property's lot offers room to expand. Blocks within walking distance of the historic One Mile Square downtown carry appeal for buyers who want restaurants and the Metrolink station close by, while the broader tract neighborhoods compete on space per dollar. Because entry-level demand is steady, well-priced homes here tend to draw attention quickly relative to the pricier foothill cities nearby, so watching days on market matters as much as watching price. Current medians, price per square foot, and days on market are on our Covina market data page, refreshed from the MLS every 15 minutes.

What is Covina known for?

Covina is known for its historic One Mile Square, the original downtown grid whose blocks along Citrus Avenue hold restaurants, small businesses, and civic buildings dating to the city's citrus-growing era. That center gives Covina something many postwar suburbs lack: a recognizable, walkable core with a history attached to it. Around the square, the city built out as classic single-family neighborhoods on generous lots, which remain the dominant housing type today. Covina also offers practical commuting infrastructure, with a Metrolink station on the San Bernardino Line connecting downtown Covina toward Los Angeles and the 10 freeway passing just south of the city. Within the corridor we cover, Covina functions as one of the more attainable entry points to San Gabriel Valley homeownership, drawing first-time and move-up buyers who want a full-sized lot and an established neighborhood without foothill pricing.

Covina Homes for Sale & Real Estate Market

Reviewed by Bryan Nguyen, Broker of Record · CA DRE #01972339 · Updated September 2026

Covina centers on its historic One Mile Square downtown and remains one of the San Gabriel Valley's most attainable markets. Homes are predominantly single-family on generous lots, appealing to first-time and move-up buyers.

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$710,000

16636 E Masline, Covina

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$540,000

331 Strike, Covina

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$1,050,000

231 E Dexter, Covina

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$895,000

747 N Garsden Avenue, Covina

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$1,320,000

449 S Barranca, Covina

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$930,000

875 N Garsden, Covina

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$709,900

16708 E Bellbrook, Covina

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$22,500,000

19550 E Cienega Avenue, Covina

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$868,000

533 E Covina, Covina

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221 ACTIVEMEDIAN $764,900● UPDATED 11 MIN AGO

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Covina?: Covina has long been one of the San Gabriel Valley's more attainable single-family markets, and the durable pattern has less to do with location inside the city than with lot and condition. Housing is predominantly single-family on generous lots, so sale prices separate mainly on square footage, updating, and whether a property's lot offers room to expand. Blocks within walking distance of the historic One Mile Square downtown carry appeal for buyers who want restaurants and the Metrolink station close by, while the broader tract neighborhoods compete on space per dollar. Because entry-level demand is steady, well-priced homes here tend to draw attention quickly relative to the pricier foothill cities nearby, so watching days on market matters as much as watching price. Current medians, price per square foot, and days on market are on our Covina market data page, refreshed from the MLS every 15 minutes.
What is Covina known for?: Covina is known for its historic One Mile Square, the original downtown grid whose blocks along Citrus Avenue hold restaurants, small businesses, and civic buildings dating to the city's citrus-growing era. That center gives Covina something many postwar suburbs lack: a recognizable, walkable core with a history attached to it. Around the square, the city built out as classic single-family neighborhoods on generous lots, which remain the dominant housing type today. Covina also offers practical commuting infrastructure, with a Metrolink station on the San Bernardino Line connecting downtown Covina toward Los Angeles and the 10 freeway passing just south of the city. Within the corridor we cover, Covina functions as one of the more attainable entry points to San Gabriel Valley homeownership, drawing first-time and move-up buyers who want a full-sized lot and an established neighborhood without foothill pricing.

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