The Village, Claremont, CA — Homes for Sale and Market Data

Living in The Village means most of what you need is a short walk away, and most weekends, there is something happening outside your front door.

The Claremont Colleges The seven-college consortium includes Pomona College, Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Mudd College, Scripps College, Pitzer College, Claremont Graduate University, and Keck Graduate Institute. The combined campus is one of the most concentrated liberal arts environments in the United States. For residents of The Village, the academic calendar drives a consistent cultural calendar of lectures, performances, gallery openings, and public events throughout the year.

The heart of downtown Claremont runs along Yale, Harvard, Bonita, 1st Street, 2nd Street, and 4th Street. The area is home to independent restaurants, coffee shops, specialty retail, galleries, the Claremont City Hall, and the Claremont Helen Renwick Library. The Claremont Train Depot provides direct Metrolink service to Los Angeles Union Station, making The Village one of the few addresses in the Inland Empire with genuine transit access to downtown Los Angeles. The Village West expansion is home to the Claremont Village Plaza, where you will find The Real Estate Resource Group, more retail and dining, and Casa 425. The Packing House on 1st Street draws consistent foot traffic with its mix of food and local tenants.

Every Sunday from 8 AM to 1 PM, the Claremont Farmers and Artisans Market fills the Village with fresh produce, locally made goods, flowers, and food. It draws a consistent crowd year-round and is one of the most established weekly markets in the San Gabriel Valley.

The Village hosts a full calendar of events throughout the year. Friday Nights Live runs May through October, with live bands performing at Village Square, Shelton Park, and the Chamber patio on Friday evenings. The First Saturday Art Walk takes place monthly, with galleries and Village businesses opening their doors for an evening of art and music from 6 to 9 PM.

Summer brings Concerts in the Park to Memorial Park on Monday evenings through July and August, hosted by the City of Claremont and the Claremont Kiwanis Club. The Fourth of July Celebration fills Memorial Park with all-day activities, followed by a community parade and fireworks at sundown at Pomona College. The annual Village Venture Arts and Crafts Festival in October is one of the largest events of its kind in Southern California, drawing over 400 booths and thousands of visitors to the Village streets. The Turkey Trot runs through the Colleges and Village each Thanksgiving, and the Spring Egg Hunt at Memorial Park draws crowds each spring.

Memorial Park anchors the heart of The Village area. The park includes sports courts, open lawn, and the Claremont Community Center. The Garner House, located at 840 N. Indian Hill Boulevard within Memorial Park, is the home of Claremont Heritage, the city's nonprofit dedicated to historic preservation. It is one of the oldest structures in Claremont and serves as the hub for walking tours, exhibitions, and community history programming throughout the year.

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The 2021-2026 median closed price in The Village is $1,183,000, based on 138 sales recorded in CRMLS. The 2024 median was $1,329,250, the highest annual median in the dataset. The 2026 YTD median is $1,500,000 based on five closings through March 30, 2026.

College Avenue has consistently produced the highest price points in The Village. Several College Avenue properties have closed above $1.9M since 2021, and the street's record high is $3,000,000 at 1201 College Avenue (October 2021). Harvard Avenue and portions of Indian Hill Boulevard have also produced closings in the $1.5M to $2.3M range.

Turnover in The Village averaged 22 to 24 sales per year from 2021 through 2023, rising to 38 in 2025. Well-priced, updated properties in this market tend to generate immediate buyer interest due to the location's walkability and proximity to the Claremont Colleges.

The Village has appreciated substantially since 2021. Prices across the market have compressed toward and above $1.2M. Buyers who purchased in 2021 or 2022 at the prior median near $1.16M have seen meaningful equity gains based on 2024-2026 transaction data. For buyers who prioritize proximity to the Colleges, downtown retail, and civic amenities, The Village offers direct access to those assets. 

The Village is the civic and cultural center of Claremont. This area is the heart of the City of Claremont. It is home to City Hall, the Train Depot, the Post Office, Memorial Park  and the Garner House (Claremont Heritage), the Village Plaza, and The Packing House.

The best agent for The Village understands the market data, has transacted here recently, and has the resources to manage what comes after the contract closes. Laura Dandoy's Village transactions include a $1.91M listing at 727 College Avenue in 2024 and a $1.415M closing at 460 University Avenue in March 2026. She has represented clients at both of those addresses across multiple transactions over multiple years. With over $1 billion in closed production and a vetted network of contractors, movers, and tradespeople, she is prepared for every stage of the transaction and everything that follows.