Cities of the Inland Empire

Redlands - The City of Beautiful Homes

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Redlands was once known as the ?City of Millionaires? and the ?City of Beautiful Homes.? The prosperity of this robust citrus-producing community led to the town becoming a vacation destination for wealthy Angelenos (residents of Los Angeles). Redlands is the quintessential big town with a small town feel.

You?ll love the tree-lined streets of downtown Redlands. With its beautiful historic buildings that include the Lincoln Shrine ? the only West Coast memorial to our 16th president ? it is rich in history. Redlands is home to ?America?s Favorite Victorian,? the Morey House and the French chateau-styled Kimberly Crest House and Gardens built by J. Alfred Kimberly, owner of Kimberly-Clark.

Known as a cultural and educational community, you?ll find a culturally diverse music series at the Redlands Bowl, the oldest continuously free outdoor concert series in the U.S.

The ?Jewel of the Inland Empire? was the dream of two Easterners looking for an idyllic agricultural and residential community. Naming it for the color of its adobe soil, Redlands soon became the ?Naval Orange Capital of the World.?

Don?t miss Market Night, held from 6-9 PM every Thursday. Home to one of the most successful Certified Farmers Markets in Southern California; it features over 150 food and merchandise vendors.

Are you thinking about relocating to the Redlands area? Why not request your Inland Empire Relocation Guide today!

Loma Linda - A Family-Friendly Community

Loma Linda: Love Long in ?Pretty Hill?

A family-friendly community with strong religious and educational ties, Loma Linda is a thriving town of approximately 22,000. National Geographic declared it one of the three places in the world with the highest longevity rate.

With its cosmopolitan air, Loma Linda has been a national center for health and wellness research for decades. In fact, it is home to one of the most prestigious medical institutions in the world, Loma Linda University Medical Center, where the first infant cross-species heart transplant took place.

Loma Linda is a scenic community that has developed the foundation for a prosperous tomorrow.

For more information on the city of Loma Linda, contact us, Joe and Gloria Grochowski - Your neighborhood experts for the Inland Empire.