Apartment$392,000
Colton

52 homes and apartments for sale in Colton, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$392,000
Colton

$510,000
Colton

$525,000
Colton

$620,000
Colton

$579,000
Colton

$538,000
Colton

$589,000
Colton

$779,900
Colton

$449,000
Colton

$524,999
Colton

$499,000
Colton
Apartment$319,900
Colton

$829,900
Colton

$715,000
Colton

$435,580
Colton
House$465,990
Colton

$460,000
Colton

$400,000
Colton

$499,000
Colton

$554,999
Colton

$434,000
Colton

$420,000
Colton

$599,000
Colton

$535,000
Colton
Buyer's guide: Colton
Houses for sale in Colton, California are priced squarely in the middle of the Inland Empire: the median asking price across our 52 listings is €458,162. The price band is tight, so buyers see fewer bargains and fewer luxury outliers than in coastal California.
Listings are asking prices from RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros from dollar prices.
| Indicator | Colton |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €458,162 |
| Middle half of asks | €373,212 to €514,929 |
| Median €/m² | €3,606 |
| Median home size | 116 m² |
| Listings | 52 |
Houses dominate with 41 listings against 11 apartments or condos. Three-bedroom homes are most common (20), followed by 4-bedroom (14), 2-bedroom (12), 1-bedroom (4) and 5-plus bedroom (2).
Because nearly every priced listing has size data, the per-m² figure is reliable for comparing. For broader choice see houses in the United States and apartments.
Colton is in San Bernardino County, an Inland Empire city with major freeways (I-10 and I-215) and busy freight rail. Commuters reach San Bernardino, Riverside and Ontario quickly, while Los Angeles is possible but traffic-dependent. Check noise from the rail yards and the road network when viewing. The city is a lower-cost alternative to coastal Southern California, so it attracts first-time buyers and investors seeking rental homes.
There is no general bar on foreign purchases of US homes. Lenders typically ask foreign nationals for larger down payments, and many buyers pay cash. In California, property tax starts at roughly 1% of the purchase price plus local levies, and title insurance and escrow are standard. When you eventually sell, FIRPTA withholding applies to foreign sellers, generally 15% (lower for qualifying residences up to $1m).
See our United States buying guide and US financing page.
San Bernardino and Rialto share a border with Colton, and Highland, Redlands and Fontana are a short drive. Riverside is also close. For the whole country, see US property for sale.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Entry prices are moderate for California, but returns depend on rents, taxes and maintenance. Run numbers with a local agent.
No. You do not need to live in the US to buy. You may need a US tax ID and a US bank account for closing.
Colton's median of about €3,606 per m² is lower than the roughly €6,000 per m² medians in our Orange County listings such as Ladera Ranch. That suggests a cheaper entry point, though you give up the coast and many of the school and amenity advantages.
Foreign-national loans exist, but lenders usually ask for sizeable down payments and proof of foreign income and assets. Compare terms with more than one lender before you make an offer, and read our US financing guide for the options.