The Inland Empire, historically viewed as a backwater, is now attracting new residents fleeing the high costs of coastal cities, leading to a surge in home prices.
San Bernardino County, California's largest, has seen its median home price rise to $525,000, reflecting a 93% increase since November 2016, showcasing rapid cost escalation.
Riverside County mirrors this trend with a 5.4% year-over-year increase in home prices, now over $600,000, underscoring the area's growing appeal amidst the housing crisis.
Not all regions within the Inland Empire are equal; areas like Redlands command higher prices due to their charm and historical significance, contrasting with more affordable zones nearby.
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