How is the Hawarden Hills housing market right now?
Homes that sell are moving quickly. Over the three months ending August 2026, the median sale price was $737K with a 19 day median time on market and a 99.9% sale-to-list ratio, per Redfin. Only 6 homes sold in August, so any single month is a thin read.
How much does a home in Hawarden Hills cost?
Redfin's median sale price was $737K for the three months ending August 2026, at $346 per square foot. The range is wide: of 12 active listings on Redfin in late September 2026, five were under $700K and two were $2M or more, including land parcels.
Why did the Hawarden Hills median price drop so much?
Mostly because of which homes sold. The median fell 24.8% year over year while price per square foot stayed essentially flat at $346, up 0.1%. With only a handful of sales each month, a few smaller homes closing can pull the median down without values actually falling.
Is now a good time to sell in Hawarden Hills?
Sale terms have firmed up. Homes sold at 99.9% of list over the three months ending August 2026, up 3.3 points year over year, and 33.2% sold above list. Pricing still has to be set against the few true comparables for your lot and size, not the neighborhood median.
Which schools serve Hawarden Hills?
The City of Riverside lists Poly High School, Gage Middle School, and Washington and Victoria Elementary Schools as serving the neighborhood. GreatSchools rates Victoria Elementary 6/10 and Washington Elementary 3/10. Attendance can vary by address, so I check the RUSD school locator for the specific home before an offer.
What types of homes are in Hawarden Hills?
Mostly single-family homes on mid-sized and estate lots, with much of the housing built between 1970 and 1990, plus a small number of planned developments along Victoria Avenue. Older landmarks include the 1902 Greystones and the Orchard House, built from 1917 to 1920, both on Hawarden Drive.
What should I check before buying in Hawarden Hills?
Confirm the school assignment for the exact address, read the preliminary title report for any association or easements, and price insurance early. Redfin, citing First Street, shows 82% of Hawarden Hills properties with some wildfire risk over 30 years. Hillside lots also deserve careful drainage and grading inspections.
Who is the real estate agent for Hawarden Hills?
I am Jonathan Knoblach, a California broker (license 02044087) with Knoblach Realty, Inc., my own corporation. I have been licensed since August 2017 and work Hawarden Hills alongside Orangecrest, Woodcrest and Canyon Crest in Riverside. There is no team: I write the contract and answer the phone myself.