
$575,000
Highland

74 homes and apartments for sale in Highland, United States.
24 properties shown

$575,000
Highland

$798,000
Highland

$549,900
Highland

$739,000
Highland

$550,000
Highland

$764,000
Highland

$519,900
Highland

$549,900
Highland
Apartment$239,000
Highland

$859,000
Highland

$629,000
Highland

$699,900
Highland

$629,900
Highland

$625,000
Highland

$848,000
Highland

$595,000
Highland

$1,100,000
Highland
Apartment$206,000
Highland

$799,999
Highland

$550,000
Highland
Apartment$309,999
Highland

$799,990
Highland

$791,510
Highland

$749,900
Highland
Buyer's guide: Highland
Searching for Highland, CA real estate? Our 74 listings have a median asking price of €538,798, and 68 are houses. The foothill city in San Bernardino County sits next to Redlands and the San Bernardino Mountains.
All values are asking prices from current listings. Half of the market lies between €466,878 and €659,528, with a median size of 169 m² and €3,176 per m².
| Indicator | Highland |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €538,798 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €466,878 to €659,528 |
| Per m² | €3,176 |
| Median size | 169 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
There are 68 houses and 6 apartments. Four-bedroom homes lead (33), followed by three-bedroom (21), five-plus (12) and two-bedroom (7). Most are suburban detached homes built in recent decades.
See US houses and apartments. Because the stock is so uniform, differences in lot size, school catchment and distance from the freeway explain most price gaps between otherwise similar homes.
Highland lies at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains, with views toward the peaks and a relatively dry climate. It is a commuter city, with roads and rail connecting to San Bernardino, Redlands and wider Southern California. Redlands provides a historic downtown and the University of Redlands next door.
Buyers are Inland Empire families seeking larger homes at lower prices than Orange County or Los Angeles, and investors renting houses. Summers are hot, so cooling costs matter. Highland also borders the Santa Ana River wash and has access to trails and the San Bernardino National Forest.
The US imposes no general ban on foreign buyers. Costs include escrow, title insurance and prorated property tax at around 1% of the price plus local assessments. Foreign-income mortgages exist but require substantial deposits. If you let the home from abroad, expect US tax filing obligations on rental income and use a property manager.
See the US consultation guide and US mortgage guide.
Redlands, San Bernardino and Colton lie on the valley floor, while Running Springs, Lake Arrowhead and Crestline are mountain communities above. See the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, they border each other.
Mostly detached houses, with 68 of 74 listings.
No, it sits at the foothills. Mountain communities like Crestline are higher up.
Foreign owners must file US tax returns on rental income. Ask a US tax adviser.