222 homes in near Mt. San Jacinto High
Homes for Sale near Mt. San Jacinto High
Cathedral City, CA
About Homes near Mt. San Jacinto High
About Cathedral City: Mt. San Jacinto High is located in Cathedral City. Cathedral City is a desert resort city in Riverside County, California, United States, within the Colorado Desert's Coachella Valley. Situated between Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage, the city has the second largest population, after Indio, of the nine cities in the Coachella Valley. Its population was 51,493 at the 2020 census, a slight increase from 51,200 at the 2010 census.
These are homes for sale within about 2 miles of Mt. San Jacinto High in Cathedral City (Topfind School Score: 1/10). The area around the school has 222 active listings.
Mt. San Jacinto High Area Market Pulse
Topfind Market Read
Buyers hold the edge right now. The typical home takes about 68 days to sell, and 41% of sellers have trimmed their asking price. At the same time, sales volume is up 20% versus six months ago, which keeps well-priced homes moving. Buyers have room to negotiate price and terms, while sellers should price sharply and present well to stand out.
Median Home Price
$549K
↓ 1% over the past yearChart shows the median closed sale price by month
Months of Supply
Estimated time to sell all listings at the current sales pace
4.5 months of supply
Balanced Supply222 active listings currently on the market.
What this means for buyers
Supply and demand are roughly in step, with a steady flow of options and no glut. Listings typically sell in ~68 days.
Sales Velocity
How fast homes are selling
Homes are sitting on the market, so buyers often have strong leverage to negotiate price, terms, and repairs. The trend is moving the other way though, with selling times down 9% over the last six months.
Inventory Distribution
A solid share of current listings is under 30 days old, while a meaningful share has been up longer.
About 42% of current listings are under 30 days old, while the rest have been up longer.
Housing Tenure in Mt. San Jacinto High Area
Homeownership is higher than average, and most households in this area own rather than rent.
65%
Homeowners
35%
Renters
Homeownership is 9.5 points higher than the California average (55.5%)
19,157 households (2023)
Median Price by Bedroom
Home prices generally rise with bedroom count, though not every step adds value.
Each additional bedroom adds about $105K in value on average, with larger homes seeing bigger price jumps.
Largest increase: 2 → 3 bedrooms (+$284K)
Price Reductions
92 listings have reduced their price
41% of active listings
Average reduction: 6.7% (~$37K)
Mt. San Jacinto High Area Market Overview
Mt. San Jacinto High is a high school in the Palm Springs Unified district. The school carries a Topfind School Score of 1. Homes in the Mt. San Jacinto High area carry a median list price of $549,000. That runs roughly 5.8% higher than Cathedral City as a whole. The median price moved from $540,000 in February to $525,000 in July, a 2.8% decrease over six months. Right now 222 homes are on the market in the Mt. San Jacinto High area. The homes shown here are near Mt. San Jacinto High rather than confirmed within an attendance zone, so verify enrollment eligibility with the district.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Homes near Mt. San Jacinto High
How many homes are for sale in Mt. San Jacinto High Area, CA?
There are currently 222 homes for sale in Mt. San Jacinto High Area, ranging from $170,500 to $2,095,000. 12 of them hit the market within the last week.
What is the median home price in Mt. San Jacinto High Area?
The median list price in Mt. San Jacinto High Area is $549,000. Price per square foot averages $356. Prices are down 1.2% compared to a year ago.
How fast do homes sell in Mt. San Jacinto High Area?
Homes in Mt. San Jacinto High Area currently average 68 days on the market, a slower pace that gives buyers more time to evaluate and negotiate.
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