All Temecula ZIP codes at a glance
Temecula has three standard delivery ZIP codes, 92590, 92591 and 92592, and two PO Box-only ZIPs, 92589 and 92593 (zip-codes.com). Most homes are in 92591 and 92592. The table compares the three residential ZIPs. Zillow's typical home value covers all homes in the ZIP; Redfin's median sale price covers only the homes that sold in the three months to September 2026, so the two can differ a lot where few homes sold.
| ZIP | Zillow typical value (Sept 2026) | Zillow 1-year change | Redfin median sale (3 months to Sept 2026) | Homes sold | Census population |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 92590 | $1,467,065 | +1.3% | $1,718,245 | 11 | 5,089 |
| 92591 | $731,820 | +0.2% | $749,780 | 135 | 41,955 |
| 92592 | $764,225 | +0.6% | $764,775 | 226 | 80,035 |
For the city as a whole, Zillow's typical home value was $756,809 in September 2026, up 0.5% in a year, and Redfin's median sale price was $735,900 across 318 sales in the three months to September. The ZIP populations, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2020-2024, add up to about 127,000, more than the city's 111,167. The ZIPs reach past the city limits, so a Temecula address is not proof a home is inside the city.
Temecula ZIP codes one by one
To show which parts of Temecula each ZIP covers, we used the addresses the city lists for its own parks and facilities. ZIP lines do not follow neighborhood names exactly, and the city's directory is not always consistent, so confirm a specific address with the USPS ZIP Code Lookup.
ZIP 92590: Old Town and the west side
92590 holds the Civic Center at 41000 Main Street, Town Square Park and Pennypickle's Workshop on Main Street, the Temecula Community Center and Rotary Park on Pujol Street, the Mary Phillips Senior Center on Sixth Street, and the Jefferson Recreation Center on McCabe Court. Fire Station 73 on Enterprise Circle West is here too. Few people live in it: 5,089 in Census figures, with 33.1% of occupied homes owner-occupied. Zillow's typical value was $1,467,065 in September 2026, up 1.3%, the highest in Temecula. Redfin's median sale price was $1,718,245, but on only 11 sales, all single-family, with 128 median days on market and 14.9 months of supply, so one or two large sales move it a lot. The Census median home value is $1,460,700 and the median year built is 2003. What to check: flood exposure near Murrieta Creek, where the city says current protection for Old Town is about a 10-year level, and whether a listing is in the city or outside it.
ZIP 92591: Harveston, Temeku Hills and the north side
92591 covers the city's north and center. The city lists Harveston Community Park on Harveston Drive and Harveston Lake Park on Lake House Road, Temeku Hills Park and Veterans Park on La Serena Way, Nakayama, Daisen and Nicolas Road parks along Nicolas Road, Skyview Park on Roripaugh Valley Road, the Margarita Recreation Center at 29119 Margarita Road, Long Canyon Creek Park on North General Kearny Road and the Duck Pond on Ynez Road in this ZIP. It had 41,955 residents and 60.5% owner-occupancy (ACS 2020-2024). Zillow's typical value was $731,820, up 0.2%, the lowest of the three. Redfin's median sale price was $749,780, up 6.6%, on 135 sales, with 48 median days on market and 4.2 months of supply. Single-family homes sold for a median $762,308 across 127 sales; there were only 4 condo and 4 townhouse sales. Census median household income is $114,160 and median gross rent $2,260. What to check: HOA dues and rules by tract, and any Mello-Roos special tax on the tax bill.
ZIP 92592: Redhawk, Wolf Creek and the south side
92592 is the largest Temecula ZIP, with 80,035 residents and 79.3% owner-occupancy. The city lists Redhawk Community Park on Redhawk Parkway, Wolf Creek Park on North Wolf Creek Drive, Paloma Del Sol and Butterfield Stage parks on De Portola Road, Ronald Reagan Sports Park and the Ronald J. Parks Community Recreation Center on Rancho Vista Road, Meadows Park on Meadows Parkway, Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park on Deer Hollow Way and the Sports Ranch at Sommers Bend here. Zillow's typical value was $764,225, up 0.6%. Redfin's median sale price was $764,775, down 1.6%, on 226 sales, the most of any Temecula ZIP, with 46 median days on market and 3.5 months of supply. Single-family homes sold for a median $775,804, and the 9 condo sales for $474,986. Census median household income is $134,313, the highest of the three, and median rent $2,559. What to check: the city's 2025 fire hazard map for homes near open space and hills, Mello-Roos on newer tracts, and HOA dues.
PO Box ZIPs 92589 and 92593
92589 and 92593 are PO Box-only ZIPs with no residential delivery area. You may see them on business mail or in a seller's mailing address, but a home's property address will use 92590, 92591 or 92592. zip-codes.com lists Rancho California as an alias name for all five Temecula ZIPs.
Which Temecula ZIP codes cost the most and least?
92590 is the most expensive on Zillow's measure, at $1,467,065, about $735,000 above 92591. It is a small ZIP that holds Old Town, the Civic Center and business areas, where few homes sell, so its value says little about a typical Temecula house. Between the two main residential ZIPs the gap is small: 92592 at $764,225 is about $32,000 above 92591 at $731,820. On Redfin's three-month median the two are within about $15,000 of each other. Over the past year all three moved by 1.3% or less on Zillow's measure. On the Census measures, 92592 has the highest household income and owner share, and 92590 the lowest rent, $1,377, against $2,260 in 92591 and $2,559 in 92592.
How to use Temecula ZIP data
A ZIP median is a starting point, not a price for a house. Each Temecula ZIP mixes condos, older tract homes, newer planned communities and estate lots, so a quarter's median depends on what happened to sell. Use the ZIP figures to narrow a search, then compare recent sales of similar homes nearby. Our ZIP data pages show monthly prices, days on market and Census figures for each ZIP.
Two Temecula costs vary street by street rather than by ZIP: HOA dues and Mello-Roos special taxes. Ask for the HOA budget and look at the actual tax bill. Our Mello-Roos guide and Riverside County property tax guide explain both. A ZIP does not decide your school either; use the Temecula Valley Unified School District's address lookup and our Temecula schools page.
For area-level detail, see our Temecula neighborhoods guide; for the citywide trend, the Temecula housing market report; and for a single address, the Temecula home value guide. Our Riverside County data page has county-wide figures.