
$499,000
San Bernardino

255 homes and apartments for sale in San Bernardino, United States.
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24 properties shown

$499,000
San Bernardino

$445,000
San Bernardino

$400,000
San Bernardino

$775,000
San Bernardino
Apartment$225,000
San Bernardino

$565,000
San Bernardino

$214,900
San Bernardino

$540,000
San Bernardino

$499,000
San Bernardino

$479,999
San Bernardino
Apartment$289,999
San Bernardino

$589,000
San Bernardino

$725,000
San Bernardino

$459,300
San Bernardino

$549,900
San Bernardino

$539,000
San Bernardino

$524,900
San Bernardino

$575,000
San Bernardino
Apartment$299,900
San Bernardino

$450,000
San Bernardino

$539,888
San Bernardino

$679,000
San Bernardino

$845,000
San Bernardino

$365,000
San Bernardino
Buyer's guide: San Bernardino
San Bernardino property for sale is a house-heavy market: 221 of 255 current listings are houses, with a median asking price of €446,986. The Inland Empire city sits about 60 miles east of Los Angeles at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains, and prices are well below coastal California.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euro. The middle half of listings falls in a narrow band.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 255 |
| Median asking price | €446,986 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €382,174 - €536,117 |
| Median price per m² | €3,468 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
Houses account for 221 listings, apartments for 32 and plots for 2. Three-bedroom homes are the largest group (120), followed by two (63), four (48), five or more (20) and one (4). Homes are smaller than in some nearby suburbs, with a median of 122 m², so they often suit first-time buyers and rental investors.
The city has a university campus, large logistics employers and Metrolink rail service. Mountain recreation in Crestline is a short drive uphill, and neighbouring cities include Colton, Rialto, Highland, Redlands and Fontana. Conditions vary block by block, so visit in person or rely on a local agent.
Before bidding, walk the street at different times of day, check recent sold prices for the exact block and ask about older roofs and air-conditioning, since summer temperatures run high. Rental investors should confirm local landlord registration and tenant-protection rules.
Non-residents may purchase without citizenship or residency. California property tax is about 1% of purchase price plus local charges. Check for wildfire, flood and earthquake insurance, and ask about any Mello-Roos assessments. FIRPTA withholding of 15% generally applies when you sell. If you invest to rent, learn local tenant rules. See financing options and the United States guide.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Compared with coastal California, yes: the median ask is €446,986, or €3,468 per m².
Mostly commuters, first-time buyers and investors looking for rentals.
A few: 32 of 255 listings are apartments.
Safety varies by neighbourhood. Research the specific street, use local agents and visit before buying.
US tax rules for non-residents differ. Consult a cross-border accountant.