ZIP 91016 median closed price$990,000
231 closed sales in the published window
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ActiveCurrent listing rows
19 Active homes appear in this weekly activity snapshot.
Coming SoonComing Soon status
1 public Coming Soon rows appear in this snapshot.
Price cutsRecent reductions
8 published price-cut rows are available for review.
Under contractAccepted-offer activity
7 Pending or Active Under Contract rows appear in this snapshot.
Closed-sale financingCash
106 closed sales stated this financing type in the published twelve-month sample.
Public market snapshot as of September 22: 19 Active rows in this snapshot, 8 price changes, and 4 public status changes shown below. Thin or unavailable categories remain empty; the city page carries the available public listings.
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Old Town Monrovia
The original 1886 townsite along Myrtle Avenue between Foothill Boulevard and Duarte Road, laid out by founder William N.
Highland Place
A historic residential district between Colorado Boulevard and Foothill Boulevard built out between 1910 and 1940, predominantly Craftsman, Spanish Colonial Revival, and Tudor homes on wide, jacaranda- and oak-lined streets.
Wild Rose Tract Historic District
Designated by the Monrovia City Council in February 2008 and formally dedicated March 17, 2009, this district covers the 300 block of Wildrose Avenue between Canyon Boulevard and California Avenue and lists 18 properties, 15 of them historic contributors.
- 785 Norumbega DriveColdwell Banker RealtyBack on marketView propertyWatch
- 127 ShrodeKeller Williams RealtySoldView propertyWatch
- 2462 graydon AvenueHomequest Real EstatePendingView propertyWatch
- 234 N MagnoliaKeller Williams RealtyPendingView propertyWatch
Public status-change rows for Monrovia, as of September 22, 2026. I follow these closings myself — some of these buyers I know, a few were my clients; the names are for Vault members.
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ZIP 91016 median price per sq ft$663
Closed-sale median, not a subject-property valuation
Most common stated financing bucketCash
106 closed sales in the published sample
Closed-sale inputs as of September 22, 2026. Financing bucket from closed sales as of September 22, 2026. Loan terms, property taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance are intentionally not estimated here.
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