California Regional MLS
What homes in Irvine actually sold for, straight from the MLS, not what they were asking. Narrow the closed sales by price, size, features or property type.
Here is what homes actually sold for in Irvine, not what they were asking. Of the closed sales the MLS returns, 3 under $400,000, 132 from $400,000 to $600,000, 350 from $600,000 to $800,000 and at least 500 above $800,000, as of November 14, 2026. The feed returns at most 500 results per search, so any figure at 500 above is a floor and the real number is higher. Sale prices are the recorded close price. The search below is the live MLS feed of closed sales. Narrow it by price, size or property type to get a slice you can read end to end.
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Closed Irvine sales from the California Regional MLS. These homes are already sold — I’m a CRMLS member, so if you are working out what to list at or what to offer, ask me what these closings mean for your number.
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