What is the median price for Mobile Homes in Parks in Corona?

The median price for Mobile Homes in Parks in Corona, CA is $495,500 based on 36 recent closed sales.

Is the Corona market hot for mobile homes in parks?

The Corona mobile homes in parks market is currently cold with 1.5 months of supply and 1.5 closed sales per month.

How do I get an appraisal for a mobile homes in parks in Corona?

Call (909) 266-0644, text (909) 566-2866, or schedule online at ScheduleAppraisal.com. Certified residential appraisals start at $350.

Riverside County · 🚐 Mobile Homes in Parks

Updated today · based on latest MLS activity

Mobile Homes in Parks Market Report — Corona, CA

Median price $495,500 with a cold market, 36 closed sales, and 1.5 months of supply.

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Market Summary

$495,500

Median Price

$306.6/sf

Median PSF

-1.9%

Price Change

Cold

Market Temperature

1.5 mo

Absorption Rate

📉 Buyer

Market Type

What's Your Mobile Homes in Parks Worth in Corona?

Based on 36 recent closed sales, a typical mobile homes in parks in Corona falls in this range:

$371,625 – $619,375

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Supply & Demand

Activity

Active listings: 13

Pending: 7

Closed / month: 1.5

Market balance: Buyer Strong

Recommendation

Use recent mobile homes in parks sales to price for a cold market in Corona.

Review pending count and active supply before making price or offer timing decisions in this cold segment.

Inventory

Active

Pending

Closed 30d

Closed 90d

$495,500

Median Active Price

112

Avg Days Active

Monthly Trend Chart

$470,000

25-04

$518,000

25-06

$495,000

25-08

$519,500

25-09

$480,000

25-10

$663,950

25-11

$460,000

25-12

$290,000

26-01

$510,000

26-02

$485,000

26-03

$515,000

26-04

$400,000

26-05

📉 Falling trend · 1.5 sales/month average

Recent Sales

10301 Wagonroad

Close Price: $400,000

Close Date: 2026-05-15

Beds / Baths: 3 / 2

Sq Ft: 1,440

$/sf: $278

10301 Wagonroad

Close Price: $400,000

Close Date: 2026-05-15

Beds / Baths: 3 / 2

Sq Ft: 1,440

$/sf: $278

10301 Wagonroad

Close Price: $400,000

Close Date: 2026-05-15

Beds / Baths: 3 / 2

Sq Ft: 1,440

$/sf: $278

10301 Wagonroad

Close Price: $400,000

Close Date: 2026-05-15

Beds / Baths: 3 / 2

Sq Ft: 1,440

$/sf: $278

10244 Wrangler

Close Price: $515,000

Close Date: 2026-04-08

Beds / Baths: 3 / 2

Sq Ft: 1,680

$/sf: $307

What to Know About Mobile Homes in Parks in Corona

Mobile homes in parks in Corona compete primarily on monthly cost, park quality, and day-to-day livability rather than pure square-foot metrics. In the Inland Empire, buyers pay close attention to space rent, community rules, amenity package, and the relative affordability of nearby alternatives before setting a purchase ceiling.

For Buyers & Investors in Corona

Whether you are purchasing your first home or adding to an investment portfolio in Corona, a certified appraisal provides the objective market data you need to make confident decisions. Thomas Appraisal delivers reports accepted by lenders, courts, and government agencies.

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Mobile Homes in Parks FAQ

What drives mobile home pricing inside Corona parks?

Park quality, monthly space rent, age restrictions, amenity package, and the condition of the unit usually lead the conversation. In Corona, buyers often compare affordability first, so two similar homes can diverge sharply if the park terms differ.

Why is space rent so important for in-park comps?

Because monthly space rent shapes total housing cost and buyer affordability. A mobile home in Corona with lower rent or a better rent-control profile can outperform a similar home in a less favorable park setting.

Should all-age and senior parks be analyzed separately?

Yes. Buyer pools, park rules, and amenity expectations differ meaningfully between all-age and age-restricted communities. In Corona, separating those park types usually produces a cleaner and more defensible value range.

Do upgrades fully translate into higher value for park units?

Not always. Updated interiors and exterior improvements help, but the park itself still sets the ceiling for many buyers. In Corona, value is strongest when the home is upgraded and the park remains competitive on space rent, location, and upkeep.

Your Appraiser: Lionel Newman Thomas

Certified Residential Appraiser Lic #041145 | CA AMC Lic #3006906

Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser with 17 years of experience serving the Inland Empire and greater Southern California. Lionel provides accurate, defensible valuations backed by CRMLS data and deep local market knowledge.

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