- 679 S Indian Hill BAGENCY 8 REAL ESTATE GROUP-$10,000Watch
- 860 Connors CourtThe Westwood Real Estate Group-$100,000Watch
- 432 Middlebury CourtNext Level Properties-$1,500Watch
- 449 448 Arrow HighwayNEW HARVEST REALTY-$75,000Watch
- 449 , 447, 448 Arrow HighwayNEW HARVEST REALTY-$75,000Watch
The Claremont file
Claremont, house by house.
11 price cuts and 4 new listings in Claremont this week.
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Price cuts11 in Claremont
New listings4 in Claremont
Status changes14 in Claremont
Claremont this week
What moved, what dropped and what changed hands in Claremont, read the way an inspector reads a house.
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Photo unavailableOpen the listing details860 Connors Court
-$100,000 · was $749,000, now $649,000
See this property →- 532 Chouinard CircleThe Real Estate Resource GroupSoldWatch
- 2293 Bonnie BraeeXp Realty of Greater Los AngelesComing SoonWatch
- 1636 Mankato CourteXp Realty of Greater Los AngelesSoldWatch
- 102 W Monterrey DriveRE/MAX MASTERS REALTYSoldWatch
- 4024 WilliamsKALEO REAL ESTATE COMPANYPendingWatch
As of September 22. Listing brokerage shown on each row. A named property carries photography only when it matches the exact feed record.
Neighbourhoods
The VillageClaremont's downtown core, anchored by the 1927 Spanish Colonial Revival Santa Fe Depot and the 1925 City Hall on Harvard Avenue; a 2007 mixed-use expansion turned the old citrus Packing House west of Indian Hill Boulevard into shops, a cinema, and a boutique hotel.The Claremont CollegesFive undergraduate colleges — Pomona (1887), Scripps (1926), Claremont McKenna (1946), Harvey Mudd (1957), and Pitzer (1963) — plus two graduate schools sit within one square mile just east of the Village, the city's largest employer by a factor of four.Padua HillsA foothill tract roughly three miles north of Foothill Boulevard, built around the 1931 Padua Hills Theatre, a Spanish Revival complex on the National Register of Historic Places that staged Mexican-themed dinner theater for 43 seasons before closing in 1974.Pilgrim PlaceA retirement community for former clergy, missionaries, and other Christian workers, established on land donated by Pomona College benefactor Helen Renwick; its craftsman cottages and courtyard gardens sit a few blocks south of the Village.North Claremont foothillsThe city's highest tract development, built out after the 2003 creation of the 1,740-acre Claremont Hills Wilderness Park, which directly abuts the Angeles National Forest; homes here carry the best views in the city along with the most direct wildland-urban-interface fire exposure.The East and West BarriosTwo historically segregated Mexican American neighborhoods flanking the Village, the subject of Claremont Heritage's 2023 "Stories of the East and West Barrios" exhibition, a California Humanities-funded documentary project on residents long excluded from other parts of the city by informal housing covenants.
Who is buying in Claremont
How local buyers financed recent purchases, alongside the homes whose listing status changed this week.
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ConventionalAn appraiser and an inspector both price condition.
CashNo lender, so condition lands as a discount, not a repair list.
VAThe home has to pass, not just appraise.
FHAThe appraiser flags the same condition items.
OtherTerms decide it more than the loan type does.- 532 Chouinard CircleThe Real Estate Resource GroupSoldView propertyWatch
- 2293 Bonnie BraeeXp Realty of Greater Los AngelesComing SoonView propertyWatch
- 1636 Mankato CourteXp Realty of Greater Los AngelesSoldView propertyWatch
- 102 W Monterrey DriveRE/MAX MASTERS REALTYSoldView propertyWatch
- 4024 WilliamsKALEO REAL ESTATE COMPANYPendingView propertyWatch
- 577 Bishop PlaceDYNASTY REAL ESTATEComing SoonView propertyWatch
Closed sales that stated how the buyer paid, as of September 22, 2026. Addresses as of September 22; listing brokerage shown on each row.
Properties worth watching
The homes I’m following in Claremont. See the listing, then talk through what it means for your next move.
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Listing snapshots, as of September 22. Property photos are supplied with the listing; brokerage credited on each card.
Where prices moved in Claremont
Closed sales by ZIP, the last twelve months against the twelve before. It tells you which side of the city is moving, not what your house is worth.
Price my file →Sep 2025–Sep 2026 against Sep 2024–Sep 2025, as of September 22, 2026.
Auctions & what's moving
No agency publishes one authoritative trustee-sale calendar, so we never print one — here is what actually exists, next to this week's real Claremont headlines.
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Auction calendar
- Los Angeles County Treasurer and Tax Collector — Tax-Defaulted Property AuctionSold through GovEase. Dates and the parcel list come from the county — every source is listed on /auctions/.
- Trustee salesPrivate aggregators carry the actual lender foreclosures; no central California calendar exists. We watch four of them and bid for you.
- Came off the market unsoldListings leave without selling every month. Registered members see those addresses.
What's moving in Claremont
No working headline feed for this market this run. These are the outlets the desk reads for Claremont, and the desk note carries what we hear locally in the meantime.
- Claremont Courier — Latest NewsWatched weekly
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