Coronado

Coronado is island living one bridge from downtown: the Hotel del Coronado, wide beaches, a village of Craftsman and Spanish Revival homes, and a Navy presence that keeps the rental and resale market steady. Inventory is thin and locals watch a handful of streets for it.

Scott represents Coronado buyers and sellers the same way he does everywhere: one side of the table, and a real number before an opinion.

Buying or selling in Coronado

Scott represents one side of every transaction and prices from the last ninety days of closings in the tract, not a portal estimate. Call (858) 405-0002 or send a note and he will reply personally.

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Questions about Coronado

What is the average home price in Coronado in 2026?

The median home price in Coronado is approximately $2.1 million as of 2026. Coronado Shores condos start around $1 million, while single-family homes near the village or along the Strand can range from $2 million to over $10 million.

Is Coronado good for military families?

Coronado is one of the best locations for military families in San Diego. Naval Air Station North Island and Naval Amphibious Base Coronado are on the island, making the commute minimal. Scott Cheng is a VA loan specialist who has helped many military families purchase homes in Coronado using VA financing.

What is it like living in Coronado?

Living in Coronado feels like living in a small coastal town — bike-friendly streets, a walkable village with unique shops and restaurants, one of America’s best beaches, and a strong sense of community. It’s quiet and safe, with top-rated schools and easy ferry access to downtown San Diego.