Median
What is the median home price in Pomona?
$660,000
MLS data show a median sale price of $660,000 for residential homes in Pomona, the average of the June–August 2026 monthly medians. This is a citywide figure, not an appraisal or the value of a particular home.
- Median days on market (cumulative)
- 21 · Aug 2026
- Sale-to-list price ratio
- 99.8% · Jun–Aug 2026 average
- Active listings
- 200 · Aug 2026
Steps
What are the steps to sell a house in Pomona?
1. Opinion of value
Request a review that weighs square footage, condition and neighboring closings for this specific property.
2. Paperwork
Collect permits, past reports and disclosure forms; if the home is empty, check the City's vacant-property rules early.
3. Hiring help
An agent is not required. When you choose one, put the terms in a signed listing contract.
4. Launch
List on the MLS with professional photos, a clear description and showing hours that suit you.
5. Negotiation
Weigh each written offer on net proceeds, loan strength, contingency periods and close date.
6. Closing
The escrow officer tracks contingencies and funds; recording the deed finishes the sale.
Fees
What does listing service cost in Pomona?
- 2.5%Essential
- 3%Full Service
- 3.5%Signature
Each tier is listing-side pay set in the written agreement. The amount or rate of real estate commissions is not fixed by law. They are set by each broker individually and may be negotiable between the seller and broker. A larger fee does not mean a larger price.
Local rules
Which Pomona rules can affect a sale?
City and County transfer tax
Pomona is one of five LA County cities with its own transfer tax: the LA County Registrar-Recorder lists $2.20 per $1,000 for Pomona in addition to the County's $1.10 per $1,000. Source
Rent stabilization
The City of Pomona's rent stabilization program limits yearly rent increases to 5 percent of the highest rent in the prior 12 months, once in any 12 months, with just-cause rules (Ordinance 4359, effective January 1, 2026). Source
Vacant and distressed homes
Pomona requires lenders to inspect before a notice of default and to register vacant or distressed properties within 10 days (Municipal Code ch. 18, art. XII). In real estate since 1990, Sidney Manzo builds these checks into every Pomona listing plan. Source
Market
What is selling in Pomona like?
Pomona is one of the larger cities in eastern LA County. The Census Bureau counted 151,713 residents in 2020 on 22.99 square miles, in about 42,623 households, and about 54.0% of homes are owner-occupied, so owners and renters are close to balanced. That mix shapes the market: owner-occupants, first-time buyers and investors all shop here. Pomona is one of only five cities in LA County with its own documentary transfer tax, $2.20 per $1,000 in addition to the County's $1.10, which affects a seller's net. Rental property owners also work under the City's rent stabilization program, effective January 1, 2026, which caps yearly increases and adds just-cause rules. Pricing depends on property type, condition and whether tenants remain after closing.
Preparation
How should I prepare a Pomona home for sale?
Run a net sheet early that includes both the County and Pomona transfer taxes, so the bottom line holds no surprises. If the property is rented, review the City's rent stabilization rules, gather leases and rent history, and decide whether to sell with tenants in place. If you plan to leave the home empty or are behind on payments, note that Pomona requires lenders to inspect before a notice of default and register vacant or distressed properties within 10 days. Then pull permits, order inspections, prepare disclosures and plan photos. Keep receipts for recent work together so buyers can review what was done and when.
Timing
How long does a Pomona sale take?
After an offer is accepted, escrow length is set by the contract's loan, appraisal and contingency periods. Tenant-occupied sales may need more time for showings and lease review. Allow a few weeks of prep. Market time varies, and no one can promise a sale date.
Situations
What if my Pomona sale involves a special situation?
- Selling a Pomona house you inheritedSelling a Pomona home you inherited, once it is clear who may convey title.
- Selling a Pomona house through probateListing a Pomona home that is part of a probate estate.
- Selling a Pomona house as-is, without major repairsSelling a Pomona home without making repairs, with disclosures still provided when the law requires them.
- Selling a Pomona house while facing foreclosureListing a Pomona home while a foreclosure is pending; a listing does not stop or postpone it.
- Selling a Pomona house as a short sale, with lender approvalListing a Pomona home for less than the loan balance, subject to lender approval, which is required and not assured.
Areas
Areas of Pomona Sidney works in
- Lincoln Parka historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Lincoln Park
- Wilton Heightsa historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Wilton Heights
- Hacienda Parka historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Hacienda Park
- Landmark Quartera downtown historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Landmark Quarter
- Civic Centera historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Civic Center
- Edisona historic district in Pomona's city recordsSource: Edison
Your agent
Who reviews Pomona homes here?
- Since 1990In real estate
- 155+Closed sales
- English & SpanishFluent
Sidney Manzo, Agent, CA DRE #01108914.
- In real estate since 1990
- 155+ closed sales
- RE/MAX Hall of Fame
- Member, Pasadena Association of REALTORS® and C.A.R.
RE/MAX Dream Properties (ASLG Inc), CA DRE #02142193
Questions
What do Pomona sellers ask most?
What is my Pomona home worth?
Is it a good time to sell in Pomona?
What do Pomona buyers look for?
How much transfer tax does a Pomona seller pay?
Do I need a real estate agent to sell my home in Pomona?
Sources
Where can I read more about selling in Pomona?
Free review
Request a Pomona home-value review
A property-specific review of your Pomona address. Not an appraisal and not a promised price. A request does not create a listing agreement.
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