Cities Near Riverside, California

AL

Alta Loma

$622 to $17,990
210 Rentals
AF

Arrowhead Farms

$750 to $2,895
218 Rentals
Bakersfield

Bakersfield

$439 to $4,500
1,314 Rentals
B

Bloomington

$366 to $3,255
359 Rentals
BM

Bryn Mawr

$1,195 to $5,862
213 Rentals
C

Calimesa

$922 to $3,550
158 Rentals
CL

Canyon Lake

$1,375 to $7,610
90 Rentals
C

Chino

$344 to $12,425
666 Rentals
CH

Chino Hills

$773 to $12,425
204 Rentals
C

Claremont

$344 to $8,235
618 Rentals
C

Colton

$366 to $6,556
521 Rentals
C

Corona

$1,002 to $10,308
354 Rentals
DC

Dove Canyon

$2,007 to $9,000
114 Rentals
E

Etiwanda

$1,700 to $6,207
96 Rentals
F

Fontana

$404 to $5,547
575 Rentals
FR

Foothill Ranch

$1,220 to $7,140
108 Rentals
Fresno

Fresno

$281 to $22,095
1,794 Rentals
GT

Grand Terrace

$1,150 to $6,556
238 Rentals
G

Guasti

$1,699 to $17,990
76 Rentals
H

Highland

$750 to $9,277
631 Rentals
H

Homeland

$1,050 to $3,869
96 Rentals
JV

Jurupa Valley

$708 to $5,398
450 Rentals
LE

Lake Elsinore

$463 to $7,610
215 Rentals
LF

Lake Forest

$1,220 to $8,969
217 Rentals
L

Lakeview

$1,175 to $81,575
79 Rentals
Las Vegas

Las Vegas

$110 to $69,900
3,295 Rentals
LL

Loma Linda

$1,150 to $9,277
203 Rentals
Los Angeles

Los Angeles

$200 to $179,000
66,422 Rentals
MA

March Air Reserve Base

$1,175 to $81,575
83 Rentals
MA

March ARB

$577 to $6,988
236 Rentals
M

Menifee

$1,274 to $3,869
167 Rentals
M

Mentone

$1,295 to $2,900
130 Rentals
ML

Mira Loma

$1,350 to $5,184
122 Rentals
M

Montclair

$344 to $8,144
1,070 Rentals
MV

Moreno Valley

$577 to $81,575
253 Rentals
M

Muscoy

$580 to $2,895
176 Rentals
N

Norco

$1,002 to $10,308
309 Rentals
N

Nuevo

$1,175 to $4,495
78 Rentals
O

Ontario

$773 to $17,990
1,333 Rentals
P

Patton

$1,100 to $9,277
90 Rentals
P

Perris

$895 to $4,495
124 Rentals
RC

Rancho Cucamonga

$622 to $17,990
594 Rentals
R

Redlands

$800 to $9,277
496 Rentals
R

Rialto

$366 to $4,130
561 Rentals
R

Romoland

$1,050 to $7,610
86 Rentals
R

Rubidoux

$708 to $5,398
359 Rentals
RS

Running Springs

$960 to $9,277
100 Rentals
SB

San Bernardino

$366 to $9,277
1,489 Rentals
San Diego

San Diego

$500 to $36,323
13,279 Rentals
S

Silverado

$1,730 to $7,140
107 Rentals
SC

Sun City

$1,274 to $7,610
108 Rentals
TV

Temescal Valley

$1,595 to $8,726
81 Rentals
U

Upland

$1,000 to $8,144
1,140 Rentals
W

Winchester

$1,050 to $3,869
121 Rentals
W

Woodcrest

$1,200 to $7,355
107 Rentals
Y

Yucaipa

$922 to $3,550
177 Rentals
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The Ultimate Locals Guide to Living in Riverside, CA

Written by: Thomas Conroy

Riverside is a diverse Southern California city that is considered the centerpiece of Riverside County. It is located approximately 60 miles east of Los Angeles, and is the largest city of the Inland Empire.

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First Apartment Regrets: Real Renters Share What They'd Do Differently

Written by: Robin Stewart

Hindsight is 20/20. Live and Learn. With age comes wisdom. We’re familiar with all those expressions, and all of them apply to lessons first-time renters learn.

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Renters Insurance 101: What It Is, What It Covers, and Why You Need It

Written by: Robin Stewart

Insurance seems to be a part of life. In some states, having insurance is the law, as is the case for automobile insurance. Renters are no exception.

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Apartment Occupancy Rates: Renter Attraction vs Renter Retention

Written by: Robin Stewart

There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.