Discover Pomona: urban energy, historic character, and convenient access across the Inland Empire and Los Angeles County. Your next move starts here.
Located about 30 miles east of Downtown Los Angeles, Pomona blends historic architecture, a strong university presence, and growing revitalization with easy access to LA County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire. With nearly 150,000 residents, it offers value, transit connectivity, and long-term upside for buyers seeking opportunity.
Azusa, California offers a perfect blend of mountain beauty and suburban comfort. Enjoy unbeatable access to Los Angeles.
Nestled at the base of the majestic San Gabriel Mountains.
Quiet neighborhoods, friendly atmosphere, and modern amenities.
Just 25–30 minutes from Downtown Los Angeles. Commute with ease.
Pomona blends urban personality, historic architecture, and strong regional access—about 30 miles east of Downtown LA. With a university presence and ongoing revitalization, it attracts buyers looking for value and upside in a central location connecting LA County, Orange County, and San Bernardino County.
Downtown culture, events, and a real city vibe.
Architectural charm with established neighborhoods.
Transit and freeway access for easy regional reach.
A high-turnover, value-driven market with steady buyer activity.
Active inventory with consistent demand.
Competitive pricing for value-focused buyers.
Well-presented homes move faster.
Strong closing activity in today’s market.
Solid turnover and steady transaction volume.
Snapshot estimates reflect Pomona’s current market tempo and buyer demand.
Founded in the 1800s and shaped by agriculture, rail, and historic Route 66, Pomona has evolved into a dynamic city where classic architecture, university life, and an emerging arts scene come together. Buyers find a rare mix of historic homes, suburban neighborhoods, and urban energy—all at more accessible price points than many nearby foothill communities.
Character-rich streets with Craftsman, Spanish, and early-California homes, plus mature neighborhoods that reflect Pomona’s historic roots.
Home to Cal Poly Pomona and Western University of Health Sciences, bringing academic energy, innovation, and steady housing demand.
A major arts and entertainment scene centered around the Downtown Arts Colony, Fox Theater, and LA County Fair at Fairplex.
Urban revitalization, infill development, and adaptive reuse projects are reshaping key districts and creating long-term opportunity.
Pomona’s character-filled districts, university presence, and accessible price points attract first-time buyers, investors, and move-up homeowners looking for value and upside in a central Southern California location.
Pomona remains active thanks to affordability and a central, commuter-friendly location.
Sale-to-List Ratio. Strong results with the right presentation.
Median Days on Market. Homes move quickly when priced right.
Average Home Value. Solid demand supports momentum.
Median Sale Price. Attractive versus nearby foothill markets.
Buyers choose Pomona for value, access, and long-term upside as surrounding markets climb.
Azusa boasts unique neighborhoods. Each offers distinct advantages for residents.
Master-planned community with pools, parks, and stunning scenery.
Gated canyon community offering natural beauty and privacy.
Vibrant and walkable, close to Metro A–Line stations.
Golf course living with excellent outdoor access.
Revitalized urban core, perfect for commuters and creatives.
Pomona offers one of the region’s widest mixes of home styles, price points, and neighborhood character.
Character-rich properties near Downtown Pomona, Wilton Heights, and College-area districts.
Quiet streets with traditional mid-century homes, mature landscaping, and community roots.
Modern layouts and energy-efficient builds, often close to transit corridors and major routes.
Low-maintenance options near universities, shopping, and freeway access—great for busy lifestyles.
Highly desirable hillside community with suburban character, easy freeway access, and scenic views.
Convenient to retail, transit routes, and foothill access—great for commuters and everyday convenience.
Cultural district with loft-style living, galleries, live music, and a strong local food-and-nightlife scene.
Tree-lined streets and classic architecture—an established neighborhood known for charm and character.
A rare mix of urban energy, foothill access, and value-based living with long-term upside.
Pomona blends strong education options with easy access to parks, trails, and nearby foothill recreation.
Pomona benefits from a diverse economic engine powered by education, healthcare, logistics, and a steady stream of regional events—supported by strong freeway connectivity along the 10, 60, and 71 corridors.
Universities, specialty programs, and healthcare institutions support stable employment and consistent housing demand across the city.
Pomona’s strategic inland location supports distribution, light industrial uses, and employer access throughout LA County and the Inland Empire.
Neighborhood retail, small business, and professional services create a strong local foundation and everyday convenience for residents.
Regional events and venue-driven tourism bring consistent activity to local hospitality, dining, and surrounding service businesses.
With strong regional access and a multi-sector economy, Pomona continues to attract employers and residents looking for value, opportunity, and long-term upside.
Pomona brings big cultural energy—arts, live music, and local flavor with a true downtown vibe.
From regional events to destination shopping, Pomona sits close to the places people actually go.
Pomona offers outstanding commuter access across three counties, with multiple freeway corridors and Metrolink service that connects you quickly to major job centers and airports.
Approximately 35–45 minutes via the 10 or 60 Freeways or Metrolink.
Only 15–20 minutes east, offering convenient domestic and international travel.
Roughly 30–40 minutes south depending on the destination and time of day.
Direct connections to the 10, 57, 60, and 71 Freeways, plus two Metrolink stations for regional commuting.
Whether you’re heading to LA, OC, or Inland Empire job centers, Pomona’s central positioning makes “getting there” a whole lot less dramatic than your group text suggests.
Attractive entry pricing compared to nearby cities like Glendora, Claremont, and Chino Hills.
Historic charm, established suburban tracts, and modern infill options for every stage of ownership.
Strong economic momentum and steady rental demand fueled by major schools and expanding employers.
A strategic position in Southern California’s transportation grid with fast freeway and rail connectivity.
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