Riverside County
Riverside County Riverside County Real Estate Agent
Real Estate & Homes for Sale in Riverside County, From Temecula to Riverside
I’m Anthony Lauria, and I work out of an office on Temecula Parkway. My days are split between Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee and Riverside. I walk homes with buyers, sit down with sellers at their kitchen tables, and check what has actually sold on the streets in between.
If you want a Riverside County real estate agent, this page covers what I do, where I work and how I go about it. Read through it, and if it sounds like the help you want, give me a call.
Riverside County Real Estate
A Riverside County Real Estate Agent Who Knows the Streets, Not Just the Comps
Riverside County is huge. It runs from the Temecula wine country up through Murrieta and Menifee to the city of Riverside, and a house in one place has little in common with a house in the next. Even inside one city the price can jump, because a street sits in a different school boundary or belongs to a different HOA. Two homes of about the same size, a few blocks apart, can sell for clearly different amounts.
So I don’t work from one county-wide number, and you shouldn’t hire a real estate agent in Riverside County who does. When a client asks what something is worth, I look at what has closed nearby in recent months, what’s sitting unsold, and how buyers reacted to similar homes. I’ve spent more than 25 years around Southern California real estate, and I still pull fresh numbers every time.
I’m a licensed California agent (DRE #02065044) with Abundance Real Estate (DRE #01885684). I take on first-time buyers, families moving up, sellers and investors. And if a plan doesn’t add up, I’ll say so before you spend money on it.
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A Quick Tour by City
Here’s the short version of each area I cover as a Riverside County real estate agent. The communities we serve page goes into more detail.
Temecula
Temecula is the city people ask about most. Families like the schools, the newer neighborhoods and the wine country just outside town, and San Diego is a manageable drive down the I-15. Prices shift a lot from one community to the next, so I never lean on price per square foot alone. If you’re moving here from somewhere else, start with my
Murrieta
Murrieta sits just north of Temecula on the same freeway. It has a similar family feel, but you’ll find older established streets next to newer builds. Those two kinds of homes don’t price the same way, and a good comparison keeps them apart.
Menifee
Menifee has been growing fast, and a lot of it is new construction. Buyers often get more house for the money than they would closer to the coast. New phases and builder incentives can pull on resale prices, so a seller there is often competing with the builder down the road.
Riverside
The city of Riverside is older and more mixed. You’ll see mid-century homes not far from new developments, and values can change from one block to the next. Anyone searching Riverside CA homes for sale needs comps from homes of the same era, not a wide radius on a map. That’s how I work as a Realtor in Riverside CA.
Temecula
Temecula is the city people ask about most. Families like the schools, the newer neighborhoods and the wine country just outside town, and San Diego is a manageable drive down the I-15. Prices shift a lot from one community to the next, so I never lean on price per square foot alone. If you’re moving here from somewhere else, start with my Temecula relocation and home-buying guide.
Murrieta
Murrieta sits just north of Temecula on the same freeway. It has a similar family feel, but you’ll find older established streets next to newer builds. Those two kinds of homes don’t price the same way, and a good comparison keeps them apart.
Menifee
Menifee has been growing fast, and a lot of it is new construction. Buyers often get more house for the money than they would closer to the coast. New phases and builder incentives can pull on resale prices, so a seller there is often competing with the builder down the road.
Riverside
The city of Riverside is older and more mixed. You’ll see mid-century homes not far from new developments, and values can change from one block to the next. Anyone searching Riverside CA homes for sale needs comps from homes of the same era, not a wide radius on a map. That’s how I work as a Realtor in Riverside CA.
I also help clients in San Diego and Orange County now and then, though less often than in the cities above. Both cost more per square foot, and I’ll help you weigh that against inland options if you’re deciding between them.
When you’re ready to start looking, browse current Riverside County homes for sale and tell me which ones catch your eye. Or just tell me what you need, and I’ll go looking for homes you haven’t seen yet. Browse Riverside County Homes for Sale →
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Why Choose Anthony Lauria as Your Local Realtor in Riverside County
There are plenty of agents in this county. These are the things I hold myself to on every deal as your Riverside County real estate agent:
- I work in several Riverside County cities all the time, so my pricing advice rests on recent sales.
- I negotiate with what has closed nearby, not a stock script.
- I return calls and texts, and I explain a document before you sign it.
- I market a listing to real buyers instead of posting it and hoping.
- I handle single-family homes, luxury estates and multi-family investments.
Clients say much the same in their own words. You can read those reviews on the testimonials page.
What Sets Me Apart From Other Riverside Realtors
What Sets Me Apart From Other Riverside Realtors
As a Riverside County real estate agent who works across several cities, I can give you an honest comparison. If you’re choosing between Temecula and Menifee, I have no reason to push one over the other. I work in both.
One past client wrote that he had used around eleven agents before me and was wary of an agent who represents both buyers and sellers. He said I slowed the process down and explained every document. That’s what I try to do with everyone. Another buyer says I got the seller to cover all of their closing costs and negotiated several repairs during escrow.
There are plenty of agents in this county. These are the things I hold myself to on every deal as your Riverside County real estate agent:
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Credentials You Can Check
IE Real Producers named me a Top 500 Agent for 2025, and I rank in the top 1% of producing real estate professionals in California. My license is DRE #02065044, held through Abundance Real Estate (DRE #01885684), and the office is at 30070 Temecula Pkwy, Ste 201, Temecula, CA 92592. Look me up, read my About page, see my current listings and check my reviews before you call. Any Riverside County Realtor you hire should hold up to that.
DRE #02065044
Abundance Real Estate DRE #01885684
30070 Temecula Pkwy, Ste 201, Temecula, CA 92592
Ready to Talk With a Riverside County Real Estate Agent?
You might want to buy and sell property in Riverside County, invest, or just ask a few questions. Any of those is a fine reason to call. You don’t need to have picked a city yet. Reach me at (951) 239-5460, email anthony@anthonylauriarealestate.com, or schedule a consultation. If you’d rather start on your own, browse homes for sale or request your home valuation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What areas does a Riverside County real estate agent like Anthony Lauria cover?
My main markets are Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee and Riverside, and I also work in San Diego and Orange County. If you’re somewhere else in Riverside County, contact me and I’ll tell you whether I can help.
How do I find out what my home is worth?
Request the free home valuation. It gives you a solid starting number, and a walkthrough of the house turns it into a real pricing plan.
Do I need a mortgage pre-approval before I start looking?
I strongly suggest it. A pre-approval makes your offer stronger and keeps you looking inside your budget. I can introduce you to lenders I trust.
How long does it take to buy a home?
Most purchases close 30 to 45 days after an offer is accepted, though each one runs a little differently.
Do you work with both buyers and sellers?
Yes. I represent buyers and sellers, and I also work with investors buying multi-family or investment property.
Can you help if I'm moving from out of state?
Yes. We can compare cities, commutes and realistic prices before you ever visit, so your trip is spent on homes that could work.