Tustin Ranch Real Estate Agent Helping You Buy, Sell, and Invest in 92782
I am Christopher Phipps, a Broker with Realty ONE Group West and 21 years of Orange County experience. I guide buyers, sellers, and investors across Tustin Ranch with strategy, discretion, and results.
A full-service Tustin Ranch Broker built on trust and results.
I am a licensed California Broker, DRE #01504980, with Realty ONE Group West at 4010 Barranca Parkway, Suite 120, Irvine, CA 92604. Over 21 years I have closed hundreds of transactions across Tustin Ranch, Irvine, Santa Ana, Orange, and greater Orange County. A Broker license means I have completed advanced coursework and experience requirements beyond a salesperson, so I can advise on the full transaction from pricing to close.
Every home is unique, and so is every seller. I provide a tailored approach shaped around each client's goals, timeline, and property. From pricing and preparation to staging, marketing, negotiation, and closing, I manage every step with a hands-on, results-driven process. I also work with divorce situations, trust sales, and estate sale coordination, helping clients navigate complex transitions with discretion and care. Through our sister company, Fleur De Lis Properties, Inc., we also offer complete leasing and property management.
- Seller representation and pricing strategy
- Buyer representation across Orange County
- Investment and rental property guidance
- Divorce, trust, and estate sale coordination
- Home renovation and repair insight
- Leasing and property management
Last updated: July 2026
Full-service real estate in Tustin Ranch.
With 21 years in Orange County, I bring pricing data, sharp negotiation, and a proven marketing plan to every Tustin Ranch listing and purchase. My goal is simple: make your move smooth and get you the strongest result.
- Buy A HomeFind the right Tustin Ranch property and win it at the right price.
- Sell A HomePrice, prepare, and market your home to draw strong, competitive offers.
- InvestingBuild a rental or investment portfolio with hands-on local guidance.
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Your Tustin Ranch home, presented to win.
Buyers decide online first. Your listing gets professional photography, clean staging guidance, sharp flyers, and syndication across Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and Homes.com. I pair that reach with open houses that draw real, qualified buyers in Tustin Ranch and across Orange County.
See My Marketing PlanEvery room shot to show its best.
Great photography is not a luxury, it is how homes sell for more. I bring in professional photography and straightforward staging suggestions so your Tustin Ranch listing looks its best on every platform and in every feed, from the first click to the final showing.
Book A Listing ConsultationWhat buyers ask me about Tustin Ranch.
Tustin Ranch sits in central Orange County inside the city of Tustin, ZIP 92782. It is a master-planned area of newer construction, larger lots, and top-rated Tustin Unified schools, wrapped around the Tustin Ranch Golf Club and minutes from Peters Canyon Regional Park.
What are the best neighborhoods in Tustin Ranch for families?
Families gravitate to Tustin Ranch proper for golf-course living and newer homes, Tustin Legacy for modern construction, and Tustin Meadows for its community pools and parks. All feed into well-rated Tustin Unified schools, and homes near Pioneer Middle and Beckman High move quickly.
How are the schools in the 92782 area?
The area is served by Tustin Unified School District. Beckman High earns an 8 of 10 GreatSchools rating and ranks among the top public high schools in California. Ladera, Peters Canyon, and Pioneer Middle also score 8 of 10.
Source: GreatSchools.org and Niche, 2025 to 2026.What parks and landmarks define Tustin Ranch?
The Tustin Ranch Golf Club anchors the community, while Peters Canyon Regional Park offers trails and a reservoir loop. Cedar Grove Park and Tustin Sports Park serve weekend recreation, and The Market Place handles dining and shopping just south.
How much do homes cost in Tustin Ranch?
The median sale price in Tustin Ranch reached $1.6M over the three months ending May 2026, up sharply year over year, at about $735 per square foot. Typical listings run from around $800,000 for attached homes to $2.5M for larger single-family properties.
Source: Redfin, Tustin Ranch, May 2026.Is Tustin Ranch a competitive market right now?
Yes. Homes in the 92782 ZIP have been selling in roughly 24 to 28 days with multiple offers common. Across the city of Tustin, homes sell near 99% of list price, so preparation and pricing decide the outcome for both sides.
Source: Redfin and Houzeo, 2026.Who lives in Tustin?
The city of Tustin has a population of 80,276 with a median age of 36.3 and a median household income of about $84,697. Known as the City of Trees, Tustin keeps more than 22,000 street trees across its neighborhoods.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020, via Wikipedia.Top-rated Tustin Unified schools.
Most of Tustin Ranch is zoned to the Tustin Unified School District, a district recognized for strong academics and college readiness. A few pockets, such as Tustin Fields, feed the Irvine Unified School District. Ratings below are from GreatSchools.org.
Arnold O. Beckman High School
- Ranked among the top public high schools in California
- Strong AP participation and STEM focus
- A+ overall grade on Niche
Pioneer Middle School
- Consistently top-ranked middle school in Tustin
- Strong academic and enrichment programs
- Feeds into Beckman High School
Ladera Elementary School
- Gifted and Talented program offered
- Performs above the California average
- Popular choice for Tustin Ranch families
Peters Canyon Elementary School
- Strong test scores and community involvement
- Named for the adjacent regional park
- Walkable from many Tustin Ranch homes
Tustin Ranch Elementary School
- Neighborhood school at the heart of the community
- Active parent and volunteer base
- Feeds into Pioneer Middle School
Heritage Elementary School
- Serves the Tustin Legacy area
- Modern campus with a strong community focus
- Convenient to newer Tustin construction
Life around Tustin Ranch.
From golf and trails to shopping and weekend markets, daily life here stays close to home. These are real places my clients enjoy across Tustin Ranch and the wider Tustin area.
Tustin Ranch Golf Club
A well-regarded public course by Ted Robinson that gives the community its name and its open, green backdrop.
Peters Canyon Regional Park
Roughly 340 acres of trails, ridgelines, and a reservoir loop popular with hikers, runners, and cyclists.
Cedar Grove Park & Tustin Sports Park
Playgrounds, picnic areas, and ball fields make these neighborhood parks a weekend staple for local families.
The Market Place
An open-air center straddling Tustin and Irvine with 45+ dining options, big retailers, and everyday shopping.
Tustin Ranch market snapshots.
For Buyers
Get fully underwritten before you tour, and be ready to move on the right home. With days on market short and offers competitive, clean terms and a strong pre-approval matter as much as price in Tustin Ranch.
For Sellers
Preparation pays. Professional photography, light staging, and accurate pricing help you reach that near-99% sale-to-list ratio, and often above it. I will walk your home before we list to plan the highest-impact updates.
2025 vs 2026 Market Snapshot
| Metric | 2025 (Prior Year) | 2026 (Year To Date) |
|---|---|---|
| Median Sale Price | ~$1.09M | ~$1.6M |
| Median Price / Sq Ft | ~$729 | ~$735 |
| Median Days On Market | 24 days | 28 days |
| Sale To List Ratio (Tustin) | ~101% | ~99% |
| Homes Sold (May) | 29 | 30 |
Source: Redfin Tustin Ranch and Houzeo Tustin market data, 2025 to 2026. Figures are approximate and change monthly.
Commute times from Tustin Ranch.
Tustin Ranch sits in the center of Orange County with fast access to the 5 and 55 freeways and the 261 Toll Road. That central location keeps most job centers, John Wayne Airport, and the coast within a short drive.
| Destination | Distance | Typical Drive |
|---|---|---|
| John Wayne Airport (SNA) | 7 miles | 15 min |
| Irvine business centers | 6 miles | 13 min |
| Downtown Santa Ana | 6 miles | 12 min |
| Irvine Spectrum Center | 9 miles | 16 min |
| Newport Beach | 12 miles | 20 min |
| Anaheim / Disneyland | 13 miles | 20 min |
| Downtown Los Angeles | 40 miles | 50 min |
Distances and off-peak drive times are approximate, based on Google Maps routing. Actual times vary with traffic.
Little-known Tustin history.
Before it became one of central Orange County's most desirable communities, Tustin grew from orange groves, tree-lined streets, and a pair of the largest wooden structures ever built.
Founded on a partitioned rancho
Columbus Tustin, a Northern California carriage maker, and partner Nelson Stafford bought 1,300 acres of the former Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana for about $1.50 per acre and set out to build Tustin City.
Source: City of TustinWhere the nickname came from
Native sycamores and oaks filled the area, and founder Columbus Tustin planted many more shade trees along the new streets from 1870. The city still tends more than 22,000 street trees today.
Source: WikipediaIncorporated as a small town
Tustin incorporated as a general law city on September 21, 1927, with a population of roughly 900 people. It stayed a quiet agricultural community for decades before postwar growth arrived.
Source: WikipediaThe great blimp hangars rose
Commissioned as Santa Ana Naval Air Station, the base built two all-wood blimp hangars for WWII coastal patrols. Each spans over 1,000 feet long, and they remain among the largest wooden clear-span structures ever built.
Source: Historical Marker DatabaseFirst all-helicopter airfield
Reactivated for the Korean War, the base became the country's first military airfield developed solely for helicopter operations, later renamed Marine Corps Air Station Tustin.
Source: City of TustinFrom air station to Tustin Legacy
MCAS Tustin closed on July 3, 1999. About 1,294 acres became Tustin Legacy, a master-planned redevelopment of homes, retail, and parks. One historic hangar was lost to fire in November 2023.
Source: WikipediaWhere Tustin Ranch dines and shops.
Two lifestyle centers frame everyday life here: The District at Tustin Legacy and The Market Place, both minutes away and both packed with dining and retail. Old Town Tustin adds historic charm and independent shops just to the west.
Dining
Bluewater Grill
SeafoodA polished, family-friendly seafood house at The District, known for oysters, mesquite-grilled fish, and a lively bar.
The Winery Restaurant
AmericanAn award-winning restaurant and wine bar at The District, popular for celebrations, date nights, and an extensive wine list.
Lucille's Smokehouse
BBQSlow-smoked ribs, brisket, and biscuits in a casual, crowd-pleasing setting at The District. A reliable weekend spot.
RA Sushi
JapaneseA lively sushi and Japanese kitchen at The District, with a full bar and happy hour that draws an after-work crowd.
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
BreakfastCreative pancakes, benedicts, and brunch cocktails at The Market Place. Expect a wait on weekend mornings.
Cream Pan
BakeryA beloved Old Town Tustin bakery famous for its strawberry croissants and Japanese-French pastries. Worth the short drive.
Shopping
The District at Tustin Legacy
Lifestyle CenterA one-million-square-foot center with Whole Foods, Costco, Target, Lowe's, a cinema, and Union Market's artisan food hall.
The Market Place
Shopping CenterA sprawling center on the Tustin and Irvine line with 45-plus restaurants, national retailers, and everyday essentials.
Union Market Tustin
Food HallAn indoor and outdoor collection of independent gourmet food, fashion, and lifestyle vendors inside The District Promenade.
Whole Foods Market
GroceryA large, well-stocked Whole Foods anchoring The District, convenient for Tustin Ranch households on the daily run.
Old Town Tustin
Historic DistrictWalkable, early-1900s streets lined with independent boutiques, antique shops, coffee, and long-running local eateries.
Tustin Ranch Golf Club
RecreationA scenic Ted Robinson course with a pro shop and event space, and the green heart of the Tustin Ranch community.
A sampling of well-regarded local spots, not an exclusive list or paid placement.
Everyday amenities and services nearby.
What exists here, and roughly where. Availability shifts by neighborhood, so use the linked official sources to check details against a specific address.
Parks, trails, and recreation
The City of Tustin and OC Parks run an extensive system around Tustin Ranch. Tustin Ranch Golf Club anchors the community, Peters Canyon Regional Park adds trails and a reservoir loop, and Cedar Grove Park and Tustin Sports Park handle everyday recreation. The Tustin Family and Youth Center adds programs a short drive away.
Source: City of Tustin Parks and Recreation and OC ParksGroceries, pharmacies, and errands
Supermarkets and pharmacies cluster along Tustin Ranch Road, Jamboree Road, and El Camino Real. Whole Foods, Costco, Target, and Lowe's anchor The District at Tustin Legacy, and Trader Joe's, Sprouts, and national pharmacies sit nearby. The Market Place adds still more everyday shopping on the Tustin and Irvine line.
Source: The District at Tustin Legacy and The Market PlaceHospitals, urgent care, and pets
Foothill Regional Medical Center sits in Tustin, and major hospitals ring the area, including Providence St. Joseph in Orange, UCI Medical Center in Orange, Hoag Hospital Irvine, and Kaiser Permanente Irvine. Urgent care clinics and veterinary hospitals sit throughout the neighborhoods.
Source: Providence St. Joseph and HoagFaith, libraries, and community
Congregations across many faiths meet throughout Tustin. OC Public Libraries runs the Tustin Library on Centennial Way, and the Tustin Area Historical Society and Museum preserves local history in Old Town. Community centers, the Clifton C. Miller Community Center, and city programs add gathering places close to home.
Source: OC Public LibrariesRestaurants, bars, and coffee
The District and The Market Place carry a dense dining scene, from Bluewater Grill and The Winery to Snooze and RA Sushi. Old Town Tustin adds independent cafes and long-running local spots like Cream Pan, with more coffee shops and quick lunch options along El Camino Real and Newport Avenue.
Source: City of TustinArts and entertainment venues
A cinema anchors The District, and Old Town Tustin hosts seasonal street fairs and events. World-class venues sit minutes away, including the Segerstrom Center for the Arts and South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, the Irvine Barclay Theatre, and FivePoint Amphitheatre, plus Honda Center and Angel Stadium in Anaheim.
Source: City of TustinTustin Ranch trails, parks, and open space.
Peters Canyon threads a reservoir and wooded trails along the community's edge, the golf course greens run through its heart, and regional trails connect the foothills to the coast. You feel the green here every day, and it shapes what a street feels like to live on.
Peters Canyon Regional Park
Just east of Tustin Ranch, Peters Canyon covers about 340 acres of wooded trails, ridgelines, and a reservoir loop popular with hikers, runners, and cyclists. Willow and coastal sage scrub habitat draw hawks, waterfowl, and other wildlife minutes from home.
Source: OC ParksTustin Ranch Golf Club and greenbelts
The Ted Robinson designed Tustin Ranch Golf Club gives the community its open, green spine, with mature trees and water features across 18 holes. Landscaped greenbelts and trails weave between the neighborhoods, keeping green space within a short walk of most homes.
Source: Tustin Ranch Golf ClubMountains to Sea and Peters Canyon Trail
The regional Mountains to Sea Trail links the Santiago foothills toward Upper Newport Bay, passing near Tustin Ranch along the Peters Canyon wash. Paired with the Peters Canyon Trail and nearby bikeways, it connects riders and walkers from the hills to the coast.
Source: OC ParksCedar Grove, Tustin Sports Park, and more
Closer in, Cedar Grove Park, Tustin Sports Park, and Pioneer Road Park add playgrounds, ball fields, and picnic areas for weekend recreation. Between the regional parks, the golf course, and these neighborhood greens, real open space stays close to every street here.
Source: City of Tustin Parks and RecreationUtilities, taxes, and who to call.
The questions buyers ask on the drive home, answered with links to the agency that actually sets the rate. Rates and schedules change, so confirm against a specific address before you budget.
Under Proposition 13, the base rate runs near 1% of assessed value, set at purchase price and capped at 2% annual growth, plus voter-approved items. Some newer areas like Tustin Legacy carry Mello-Roos special taxes, so always check the bill.
A sale carries the county documentary transfer tax of $1.10 per $1,000 of value. Tustin adds no separate city transfer tax, unlike some California cities. Your title and escrow company confirms the exact figure at closing.
Southern California Edison delivers electricity across Tustin Ranch and sends the electric bill. Set up service before your closing date, and ask about any rooftop solar already installed on a specific home.
Southern California Gas Company supplies natural gas where homes are connected, for heating, cooking, and water heaters. Transfer service into your name before move-in, since some accounts require a short lead time.
Much of Tustin Ranch is served by the Irvine Ranch Water District, while other parts of the city fall under Tustin Water Services. Confirm which utility bills a specific address, since the boundary runs through the area.
Sewer collection follows the water provider, IRWD or Tustin, while the Orange County Sanitation District treats regional wastewater. Condos and townhomes often fold water and sewer into the monthly HOA fee, so ask how a building bills it.
The City of Tustin contracts with CR&R for weekly collection using a three-cart system: black for trash, blue for recycling, and green for organics and yard waste. High-rise condos arrange their own collection through the building.
Providers such as Spectrum, AT&T, and Cox serve the Tustin area, with fiber reaching many streets and buildings. Availability changes block by block and floor by floor, so check the exact address before you rely on a plan.
Tustin is an incorporated city, so the City of Tustin handles local services and the Tustin Police Department covers law enforcement. The Orange County Fire Authority provides fire and EMS from three stations in Tustin. Check FEMA maps for any flood risk near creeks by address.
Sources: OC Treasurer-Tax Collector, SCE, SoCalGas, IRWD, City of Tustin, OC San, CR&R, OCFA, and FEMA. Verify current rates and boundaries by address.
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Become My Next Success StoryFeatured Tustin Ranch neighborhoods.
From golf-course estates to walkable historic streets, the Tustin area offers distinct communities for every stage of life. Here are six I know well and help clients buy and sell in.
Tustin Ranch
The signature community, wrapped around the Tustin Ranch Golf Club with spacious single-family homes and top-rated schools.
View Homes →Columbus Square & Grove
Modern homes on the former air station, part of the Tustin Legacy redevelopment with fresh parks and community spaces.
View Homes →Tustin Meadows
A tight-knit planned community known for its two pools, greenbelts, and an annual Fourth of July tradition.
View Homes →Old Town Tustin
Historic homes on walkable, tree-lined streets, steps from local boutiques, coffee shops, and long-standing eateries.
View Homes →Tustin Fields
Highly sought for its Irvine Unified school access, with a varied mix of townhomes and detached homes near The District.
View Homes →Peters Canyon Area
Upper Tustin Ranch homes near Peters Canyon Regional Park, offering trail access, larger footprints, and hillside views.
View Homes →Trust
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When we first meet, you will notice I take time to answer questions and back every recommendation with real market data and comps. I handle the steps many agents skip, from professional photography to staging suggestions, so nothing about your move feels rushed or uncertain.
My clients describe the process as easy and pain free, even in high-stakes sales. That comes from preparation, communication, and a hands-on approach that stays with you from our first conversation through closing and beyond.
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Contact Christopher TodayAnswers for Tustin Ranch buyers and sellers.
Start by getting fully pre-approved with a lender, then set your target neighborhoods and must-haves. With homes here selling in about 24 to 28 days, being ready to act quickly matters. I will set up a search, tour homes with you, and guide your offer with current comps so you compete without overpaying.
Selling starts with accurate pricing and preparation, then professional photography, staging guidance, and syndication across major platforms. I walk your home first to plan high-impact updates, launch the listing, manage showings and open houses, and negotiate offers. My goal is a clean sale at or above the near-99% sale-to-list ratio common in Tustin.
The market in 2026 is firm but balanced, with moderate inventory and homes selling quickly when priced right. Sellers benefit from strong demand and short market times. Buyers benefit from more predictable negotiations than in past frenzies. The right timing depends on your goals, and I am happy to review your specific situation.
Seller costs typically include the real estate commission, escrow and title fees, and any agreed repairs or credits. Commissions are negotiable and not set by law. I will give you a clear net-sheet estimate up front so you know your likely proceeds before we list, with no surprises at closing.
The median sale price in Tustin Ranch was about $1.6M for the three months ending May 2026, at roughly $735 per square foot, per Redfin. Attached and smaller homes can start near $800,000, while larger single-family estates run to $2.5M and above. I can send you exact recent comps for any street or model.
Most of Tustin Ranch is served by Tustin Unified School District, including Beckman High, Pioneer Middle, and elementary schools like Ladera, Peters Canyon, and Tustin Ranch, many rated 7 or 8 of 10 on GreatSchools. A few areas, such as Tustin Fields, feed the Irvine Unified School District. Always confirm boundaries by address.
Yes. I regularly help relocating and remote buyers with video tours, detailed neighborhood briefings, and electronic signing. I coordinate inspections, appraisals, and closing so you can buy in Tustin Ranch with confidence, even if you cannot be here in person for every step.
First-time buyers often use conventional loans with lower down payments, FHA loans, or down-payment assistance programs. I will connect you with trusted local lenders who explain your real monthly cost. Escrow is the neutral third party that holds funds, and a contingency is a condition, such as inspection, that must be met before you commit.
Yes. Investing is one of my core services. I help clients evaluate rental yields, cash flow, and long-term appreciation across Orange County. Through our sister company, Fleur De Lis Properties, Inc., we also offer leasing and full property management, so you can buy and hold with support from purchase through tenancy.
Most Tustin Ranch purchases close in about 21 to 35 days once an offer is accepted, depending on financing. Cash deals can move faster. Escrow, the neutral account that holds funds and documents, runs in parallel with inspections and the appraisal. I keep every party on schedule to avoid delays.
Both are safe, central, and desirable. Irvine feels newer and more uniformly master-planned, while Tustin blends golf-course communities in Tustin Ranch with historic character in Old Town. Tustin often offers larger lots and more architectural variety for the price. I help clients weigh schools, HOA rules, and lifestyle to choose the right fit.
Comps, short for comparable sales, are recent nearby sales of similar homes. They are the backbone of accurate pricing for both buyers and sellers. I pull current comps for your exact area and model, adjust for condition and upgrades, and use them to set a listing price or shape a competitive offer.
Simple. Use the contact form on this page or call me at 714-206-1479. I will review recent Tustin Ranch sales, your home's features, and current demand to give you a realistic value range. There is no cost and no obligation, just clear data to help you plan your next step.
Downtown Santa Ana sits about 6 miles from Tustin Ranch, roughly a 12 minute drive off-peak. The 5 and 55 freeways and the 261 Toll Road keep it close. Irvine business centers run about 13 minutes and downtown Los Angeles about 50 minutes. Test your route at the hour you would actually travel.
Tustin Ranch and the wider 92782 area lean on neighborhood parks and trails rather than large fenced dog parks. Cedar Grove Park, Tustin Sports Park, and Pioneer Road Park offer green space close in, and the Peters Canyon trails just east are popular with dog owners. Confirm current leash and off-leash rules with the City of Tustin before you visit.
The District at Tustin Legacy anchors grocery runs with Whole Foods, Costco, and Target minutes from most blocks. Trader Joe's and Sprouts sit nearby along the Tustin Ranch Road area. The Market Place on the Irvine line adds more options. Availability shifts by neighborhood, so check what is closest to a specific address.
Peters Canyon Regional Park covers about 340 acres of wooded trails and a reservoir loop just east of Tustin Ranch. The golf course greenbelts run through the community, and the regional Mountains to Sea Trail links the foothills toward the coast. Cedar Grove Park and Tustin Sports Park handle everyday recreation closer in.
The District at Tustin Legacy carries the densest dining scene, with Bluewater Grill, The Winery, Lucille's Smokehouse, and RA Sushi. The Market Place adds Snooze and dozens more, and Old Town Tustin brings the long-standing Cream Pan bakery. This is a sampling, not a paid placement, so confirm hours before you go.
John Wayne Airport (SNA) sits about 7 miles from Tustin Ranch, roughly a 15 minute drive off-peak. Take the 55 freeway south or the 261 Toll Road, depending on traffic. It is the closest airport for most residents, which makes Tustin Ranch convenient for frequent travelers. Times vary with traffic, so plan around your flight.
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The Tustin Ranch market stayed competitive through the first half of 2026. Redfin reported a median sale price near $1.6M for the three months ending May 2026, with homes selling in about 28 days. Citywide, Tustin homes closed near 99% of asking price, so realistic pricing still draws strong demand.
I read this as a firm but balanced market. Inventory is moderate, buyers are active, and well-prepared listings move fast. In my experience, the homes that win are the ones priced with real comps and presented cleanly from day one.