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Areas we serve
Remark Homes is based in Irvine and works throughout Orange County and Southern California. These guides cover the places we know best, with our own articles and listings for each.
Orange County
Remark Homes is based in Irvine and works throughout Orange County, from the master-planned villages of Irvine and Tustin to north-county cities like Placentia and Fullerton. Our guides below are written by the team and cover the questions buyers and sellers ask us most.
Read the guideIrvine
Irvine is Remark Homes' home base. It is one of the most intentionally planned cities in the country: distinct villages, extensive parks and trails, top-rated public schools, and a large employment base anchored by UC Irvine and the Irvine Spectrum business district.
Read the guideTustin
Tustin sits next door to Irvine with a mix of established neighborhoods, Old Town character, and newer communities around Tustin Legacy. It is also where the Remark Homes broker's office of record is located.
Read the guideNewport Beach
Harbor, peninsula, and coastal hills in one city. Newport Beach ranges from older beach cottages and bayfront homes to gated communities in Newport Coast, and the details of each pocket matter more than the citywide averages.
Read the guideHuntington Beach
A long beach, a working pier, and neighborhoods that range from waterfront homes in Huntington Harbour to established inland tracts. Two of our Realtors live and work here.
Read the guideCosta Mesa
Next door to Newport Beach without the coastal price tag. Costa Mesa mixes established neighborhoods like Mesa Verde and Eastside with a growing set of newer townhome communities near South Coast Metro.
Read the guideAnaheim
Orange County's largest city by area, from the historic Colony district to the master-planned communities of Anaheim Hills. Prices, lot sizes, and HOA rules change a lot from west to east.
Read the guidePlacentia
A quieter north Orange County city with tree-lined streets, gated condo communities like Cinnamon Tree, and quick access to Cal State Fullerton and the 57 freeway. Our most recent Orange County listing is here.
Read the guideFullerton
A college town with a real downtown. Fullerton pairs historic neighborhoods and a walkable center with hillside communities to the north, all served by Cal State Fullerton and a Metrolink station.
Read the guideYorba Linda
Large lots, equestrian trails, and a suburban pace in the north county hills. Yorba Linda is known for spacious single-family homes and a number of newer master-planned communities with views.
Read the guideOrange
Old Towne's historic homes around the Plaza, the tree-lined streets near Chapman University, and newer hillside communities in Orange Park Acres and east Orange. A city where the neighborhood name tells you the housing style.
Read the guideMission Viejo
One of the original master-planned cities in south Orange County, built around a lake, parks, and neighborhood associations. Consistent, well-kept tracts make it a straightforward market to compare.
Read the guideLaguna Niguel
Rolling hills a few minutes from the coast, with view homes, guard-gated communities, and a large share of townhomes and condos. Buyers come for the ocean breeze without a coastal address.
Read the guideSanta Ana
The county seat and one of its most affordable large cities, with historic neighborhoods like Floral Park and Park Santiago, a busy downtown, and a broad range of condos and single-family homes.
Read the guideWhittier
Just over the county line, Whittier offers hillside neighborhoods, a historic uptown, and larger lots than much of north Orange County. Remark Homes represented the seller of a hillside home here.
Read the guideCoachella Valley
Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, and the surrounding desert cities. Golf-course communities, gated condos, and mid-century homes at prices well below the coast. Remark Homes represented the seller of a condo in Cathedral City.
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