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The North Tustin Housing Market: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

By Brett Hickman, NMLS #2010859, DRE #01843823 · Numbers updated October 16, 2026

The North Tustin Housing Market: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

Market numbers

North Tustin home sales, September 2026

In September 2026, 7 homes sold in North Tustin. The median sold price was $2,150,000. Half of them were on the market 18 days or less.

Number
Homes
Homes sold in September
7
Median sold price
$2,150,000
Median sold price, September 2025
$1,938,000
Median days on market
18
Sold price vs. asking price
100%
For sale on Oct 16
27
Median asking price
$2,195,000

What the numbers say

  • At September's pace, the 27 homes for sale would sell in about 3.9 months. That favors sellers: there are more buyers than homes. Good homes get offers fast, so buyers do best with a pre-approval in hand before they tour.
  • The middle home sold for its full asking price or more.
  • The median home sold for $2,150,000. Orange County's 2026 loan limit is $1,249,125, and a loan above it is a jumbo loan.

Based on information from California Regional MLS (CRMLS) as of October 16, 2026, homes listed in North Tustin. Houses, condos and townhomes. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

North Tustin is a small market. It's unincorporated, it's mostly single-family homes, and many sit on bigger lots. With only a handful of sales a month, the numbers can jump around, so look at a few months together before you read much into one.

If you're buying

Not many homes come up here, so be ready before the right one does. That means a pre-approval that covers your real price range, and a plan for your current home if you own one.

Older homes on big lots vary a lot from house to house. Get a good inspection, and ask about the roof, any additions, and whether the home is on sewer or a septic system.

If you're selling

With few sales, every recent sale nearby matters. Price off the closest ones, then adjust for lot size and condition. The asking price row shows what you're up against today.

The loan side

At North Tustin prices, most buyers need a loan above Orange County's standard limit. That's a jumbo loan, and it has its own rules. With few nearby sales, the appraisal matters more too, so I plan for it from the start.

Text me the house you're watching. I'll run the numbers fast, so you can move first.

Sound like you?

Find the loan that fits.