22 homes in zoned to Henry J. Kaiser High
Homes Zoned to Henry J. Kaiser High
Fontana, CA
About Homes Zoned to Henry J. Kaiser High
About Fontana: Henry J. Kaiser High is located in Fontana. Fontana is a city in San Bernardino County, California, United States. Founded by Azariel Blanchard Miller in 1913, it remained essentially rural until World War II, when entrepreneur Henry J. Kaiser built a large steel mill in the area. It is now a regional hub of the trucking industry, with the east–west Interstate 10 and State Route 210 crossing the city and Interstate 15 passing diagonally through its northwestern quadrant. The city is about 46 miles (74 km) east of Los Angeles.
These are homes for sale inside the attendance boundary for Henry J. Kaiser High in Fontana (Topfind School Score: 7/10). Every home here is actually assigned to this school per the official attendance zone, not just nearby. This zone has 22 active listings.
Henry J. Kaiser High Area Market Pulse
Topfind Market Read
Sellers hold the edge right now. There is only 2.2 months of supply, and the typical home sells in about 23 days. Sellers can price with confidence, while buyers should arrive pre-approved and ready to decide quickly.
Median Home Price
$595K
↓ 0% 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
2.2 months of supply
Tight Supply22 active listings against the current sales pace works out to about 2.2 months of supply.
What this means for buyers
Inventory is tight relative to how many homes sell each month, so buyers have fewer options and well-priced homes draw competition. Listings typically sell in ~23 days.
Sales Velocity
How fast homes are selling
Homes are selling quickly, which gives sellers leverage, though prepared buyers can still compete. Homes are moving 27% faster than six months ago.
Inventory Distribution
Most current listings are under 30 days old, so the mix skews toward fresh inventory.
Housing Tenure in Henry J. Kaiser High Area
Homeownership is significantly higher than average, making this a homeowner-dominated market with more long-term residents.
67%
Homeowners
33%
Renters
Homeownership is 11.5 points higher than the California average (55.5%)
57,111 households (2023)
Median Price by Bedroom
Home prices generally rise with bedroom count, though not every step adds value.
Each additional bedroom adds about $-110K in value on average, with larger homes seeing bigger price jumps.
Largest increase: 3 → 4 bedrooms (+$-44K)
Price Reductions
3 listings have reduced their price
14% of active listings
Average reduction: 2.1% (~$12K)
Henry J. Kaiser High Attendance Zone Market Overview
Henry J. Kaiser High serves students at the high level within the Fontana Unified district. It earns a Topfind School Score of 7. Buyers in the Henry J. Kaiser High attendance zone are looking at a median list price of $595,000. That runs roughly 7.4% lower than Fontana as a whole. Since February, the median price has moved down about 1.3% to $550,000 as of July. The Henry J. Kaiser High attendance zone has 22 active listings on the market right now. Listings shown here sit within the mapped attendance boundary, meaning homes here are assigned to Henry J. Kaiser High.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Homes near Henry J. Kaiser High
How many homes are for sale in Henry J. Kaiser High Area, CA?
There are currently 22 homes for sale in Henry J. Kaiser High Area, ranging from $399,000 to $2,199,999. 3 of them hit the market within the last week.
What is the median home price in Henry J. Kaiser High Area?
The median list price in Henry J. Kaiser High Area is $595,000. Price per square foot averages $445. Prices are down 0.3% compared to a year ago.
How fast do homes sell in Henry J. Kaiser High Area?
Homes in Henry J. Kaiser High Area currently average 23 days on the market, a brisk pace where attractive homes are gone within a month.
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