Chino is where the Inland Empire supply story reads cleanest: fewer homes on the market each month, and prices answering right back. Irene works this market and traces every headline number to what caused it, so the report stops being a list and starts being a direction.
Connects the cause to the effect, every month
Irene covers Chino and the surrounding Inland Empire. Her updates take the month's headline number and trace it back to what moved it, so buyers and sellers know which way the pressure is pointing before they price anything.
ChinoChino Closed About a Third Fewer Sales. Prices Still Went Up.Fewer sellers listed and fewer buyers signed. A slower market in Chino, but not a cheaper one.By Irene Haislip
Chino1:32Chino's Prices Barely Moved. Its Buyer Pool Dropped by Two-Thirds.The median slipped 0.7%, and pending sales fell 68.3% in the same month. That gap between flat prices and vanishing buyers is the Chino story.By Irene Haislip
Chino1:46Chino Is a Clean Lesson in Supply and Demand Right Now (July 2026)Inventory down about 40%, prices up nearly 8%. One is driving the other, and the rest of the month's numbers follow in a straight line.By Irene HaislipIrene works this market every week. One short form and you’ll get a straight answer about your home’s value or your buying power. No pressure, just local guidance.