Harvest Glen, Tracy, California: Suburban Family Living
Additionally, A car-dependent neighborhood built for families seeking stable schools and established suburban comfort in Tracy's growth corridor.
About Harvest Glen in Tracy
Harvest Glen is a well-established residential neighborhood where 75% of residents own their homes and median household income sits at $120,657, well above Tracy's city average of $111,717. Additionally, the area draws families and early-retirees who prioritize good schools like Monticello Elementary and stable property values over urban walkability. With a median home price near $661,000 and a 41.9% rate of households with children, this neighborhood reflects suburban California's traditional values: single-family homes, reasonable commutes, and strong community roots.
Real Estate Market in Harvest Glen
| Median home price | $661k |
|---|---|
| Year over year change | stable |
| Price per sq ft | $285 to $315 |
| Median rent | $2,832 |
| Typical days on market | 24 to 32 |
| Buyer competition | Moderate |
| Walk Score | 32 |
| Transit Score | 19 |
| Bike Score | 33 |
Additionally, harvest Glen homes trade at a premium relative to citywide Tracy values, reflecting above-average household incomes and school performance. Inventory turns steadily without the speculative pressure of closer-in urban neighborhoods.
Offer clean contingencies and emphasize stability in a neighborhood where buyers expect 5+ year holds. Homes priced $640k to $680k typically see competing offers; slightly below or above that range moves faster.
Who Thrives in Harvest Glen
Additionally, if you qualify for a $600k+ mortgage, Harvest Glen offers appreciating, well-built homes with minimal landlord risk and transparent school quality.
Additionally, the neighborhood's 42% child rate and strong elementary schools (Monticello Elementary scores 64.5) make it a natural fit for families planning to stay 10+ years.
75% owner-occupancy and strong rental demand near $2,832/month support positive cash flow; appreciation tracks regional patterns rather than boom-bust cycles.
Additionally, the 14.8% work-from-home rate and car-centric design mean you'll thrive if you have a home office and don't rely on walkable cafes or co-working spaces.
Additionally, median age of 38.3 and quiet residential streets appeal to empty-nesters; proximity to Raley's and Walgreens covers daily needs without complexity.
Property Types in Harvest Glen
Additionally, most homes built 2000s onward; 3 to 5 bedrooms with garages and small yards typical.
Lower maintenance appeal; lease-friendly for investors.
Limited supply; premium for modern finishes and energy efficiency.
Living in Harvest Glen, Tracy
Daily life in Harvest Glen revolves around school schedules, weekend errands at Raley's or Save Mart, and occasional family outings to Barbara Fitzpatrick Park or Albert Emhoff Park. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, with low crime and few through-traffic concerns; nearly 70% of residents drive to work, and most destinations require a car. Dining leans casual: Mikasa Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar and McDonald's serve quick weeknight meals, while Starbucks and Peet's Coffee support morning routines.
- McDonald's · 12 min walk
- Mikasa Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar · 13 min walk
- Baskin-Robbins · 30 min walk
- Taco Bell · 30 min walk
- China Wok · 31 min walk
- Starbucks · 13 min walk
- Peet's Coffee · 15 min walk
- Barbara Fitzpatrick Park · 2 min walk
- Albert Emhoff Park · 4 min walk
- Edgar Thoming Park · 4 min walk
- Raley's · 15 min walk
- Raley's · 16 min walk
- Save Mart · 30 min walk
- Tracy Holiday Light Show · 36 min walk
Annual events: Tracy Holiday Light Show (December)
Schools Near Harvest Glen, Tracy
Additionally, harvest Glen feeds into Tracy Unified schools with a strong elementary core. Monticello Elementary, the neighborhood's closest option, earns a 64.5 performance score and serves kindergarten through grade 4, making it a primary draw for families.
Elementary Schools
School Score 64.5 with 62% math and 67% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 47 with 42% math and 52% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 29.5 with 26% math and 33% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026Middle Schools
School Score 47 with 43% math and 51% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 46.5 with 37% math and 56% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026School Score 46 with 40% math and 52% reading proficiency
Proximitii 2026Private Schools Nearby
- Montessori Elementary & Middle School Of Tracy (KG-8) — 22-minute walk
Feeder pattern: Upper-grade students transition to Gladys Poet-Christian Elementary (KG-8 model, 47 score) and other middle schools in the Tracy district.
Source: Proximitii 2026
Commute from Harvest Glen
Harvest Glen is a car-first neighborhood where 69% of residents drive alone to work. Most commutes stay within Tracy or reach nearby job centers in 20 to 40 minutes depending on destination.
Additionally, transit score of 19 reflects limited local bus service; Altamont Commuter Express (ACE) rail serves commuters to the Bay Area but requires driving to a station.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Harvest Glen
What is the average home price in Harvest Glen, Tracy?
The median home value in Harvest Glen is approximately $661,000, significantly above Tracy's citywide median of $617,300. Additionally, prices range from $580,000 to $750,000 for single-family homes and tend to appreciate steadily with neighborhood stability and school reputation. Rental median is $2,832, suggesting healthy landlord returns for investors.
Is Harvest Glen a good place to live?
Yes, especially for families and first-time buyers with a $600k+ budget. Additionally, the neighborhood offers 75% homeownership, strong schools like Monticello Elementary, and low poverty (6.7% vs. state average near 12%). The main trade-off is car dependence; walkability scores of 32 mean you'll need a vehicle for daily life.
What schools serve Harvest Glen, Tracy?
Monticello Elementary (performance score 64.5, KG-4) is the neighborhood anchor and consistently outperforms district averages. Students typically move to Gladys Poet-Christian Elementary (KG-8, score 47) or Anthony C. Traina Elementary (KG-8, score 46.5) for upper grades. The neighborhood also has Montessori Elementary & Middle School Of Tracy as a private option.
Is Harvest Glen safe?
Harvest Glen is a low-crime, family-friendly neighborhood with poverty rate of only 6.7% and strong community policing. Additionally, quiet residential streets, high homeownership, and active family involvement in schools contribute to a safe, stable environment. Property crime and violent crime rates remain well below Tracy averages.
Who is Harvest Glen best for?
Harvest Glen suits families with school-age children, first-time buyers seeking stability, and early-stage retirees who value quiet living. It is less ideal for young professionals dependent on public transit or those seeking walkable urban nightlife. The 38.3 median age and 62% married households indicate a family-centered community.
What amenities are close to Harvest Glen?
Raley's and Save Mart supermarkets, Walgreens pharmacy, Starbucks, Peet's Coffee, and Mikasa Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar all serve the neighborhood. Additionally, parks including Barbara Fitzpatrick Park and Albert Emhoff Park offer family recreation. Most errands require a 5 to 12 minute drive; walkability score of 32 reflects suburban car-dependency.
Where this Harvest Glen data comes from
Numbers throughout this guide come from public, authoritative sources. Additionally, walk and transit scores come from Walk Score, neighborhood boundaries and POI data from OpenStreetMap and Proximitii, and parent-city demographics from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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