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A master-planned community encompassing the eastern portions of Anaheim in Orange County.
Located in San Bernardino County at the historic crossroads of pioneer trails in the Mojave Desert.
The region includes a beautiful freshwater lake, 2 premier ski resorts, and over 300 days of clear blue sky.
A small surf town featuring luxury real estate with gorgeous panoramic ocean views and a laid-back lifestyle.
Features many antique shops, clothing stores, restaurants, a weekly farmer’s market, and an annual marathon.
The town’s name derives from “Cathedral Canyon” to the south of the town, named in 1850 by Henry Washington.
It generally consists of land on the seaward face of the San Joaquin Hills perched on the Pacific Ocean.
A popular resort city located across the bay from downtown San Diego in San Diego County.
Offers residents a range of communities and neighborhoods, 26 parks, a municipal golf course, 26 public schools, and two libraries.
The city is known for its entertainment, fine dining, polo fields, and luxurious real estate.
With an approximate population of 19,000, it overlooks Palm Springs and the other Coachella Valley Desert Resort Cities.
This neighborhood is known for beautifully manicured homes and lawns and thriving nearby amenities.
Most well-known for being home to the San Diego Botanic Garden and is the world’s leading grower of poinsettia.
This neighborhood boasts lush greenery with its multiple parks, a nice break from the hustle of Los Angeles.
A dynamic coastal city of more than 195,000 residents, located 40 miles south of Los Angeles in Orange County.
One of the nation’s largest planned urban communities, encompassing more than 55 square miles.
A coastal gem in Orange County, California, known for its stunning beaches, vibrant art scene, and scenic hiking trails.
The upscale village lifestyle offers a variety of museums, art galleries, unique shops, incredible restaurants, and plenty of outdoor recreational activities.
One of the fastest-growing cities in Riverside County offers its estimated 38,045 residents a unique quality of life.
A community nestled at the base of the majestic Santa Rosa Mountains, just 30 minutes from Palm Springs, in Southern California’s Coachella Valley.
Offers a unique combination of strategic location, excellent climate, sparkling shoreline, and Southern California lifestyle.
Best known for being home to the Hollywood entertainment industry and a hub for creative energy.
From weekly local art shows to big-production performances, the arts are frequently celebrated in the L.A. area.
This neighborhood is best known for its stunning coastal landscape and highly-rated beaches.
The city boasts condos, high rises, shops, and the highest density of restaurants in a square-mile area outside of New York City.
The city is planned and features many single-family homes, condominiums, a college, and a regional mall.
Scenic, natural beauty and reasonably priced housing continue to attract significant numbers of residents.
With a population estimated at 83,361, this sparkling beach city is more than a vacation destination.
This neighborhood is planned to allow for growth, community service, and family values, and has become the economic heart of the Inland Empire.
Known for its luxurious beachfront estates, high-end cultural lifestyle, and The Happiest Place on Earth.
You’ll enjoy living here for its serene lifestyle and plenty of outdoor activities to explore throughout the area.
A city in Riverside County, in the Coachella Valley, approximately 11 miles east of Palm Springs.
Often described as a small city with the cultural amenities of a metropolitan area.
Combines sophistication, fun, culture, and charm to make it one of SoCal’s most sought-after real estate gems.
Here, you’ll explore California's history while enjoying stunning views of the bay and San Diego skyline.
As part of one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas, remains one of the safest cities in the country.
The city’s 16,672 year-round residents and an additional 11,000 winter residents enjoy abundant sunshine, a mild climate, and a resort lifestyle.
A city in San Bernardino County that has the fingerprints of its early residents apparent in the culture of the community.
The county’s most notable destinations for vacations from daily life include Palm Springs, Palm Desert, and Perris.
Tucked in the San Bernardino foothills in the eastern portion of the San Bernardino Valley.
Spanning the length of the San Bernardino Mountains to the Nevada border, this county has much to offer its residents and its visitors alike.
Diversity, beauty, safety, and comfort all combine to make San Diego a truly unique and amazing place to call home.
Immediately sought-after destinations by all who visit the county include Balboa Park, Sea World, and The San Diego Wild Animal Park.
Its world-renowned boardwalk attracts tourists and residents alike and is great for joggers, bikers, and walkers.
This neighborhood has a quaint, small-town atmosphere, featuring the second-longest pier in California.
This neighborhood features 1.7 miles of beautiful coastline, perfect for swimming, surfing, and relaxing.
Well known for its hot air balloon rides and tours, floating over wineries and desert terrain.
Referred to as 'the city of trees,' due to the tree-lined streets and the indigenous massive, white-barked sycamore trees that pepper the city.
This unique city provides recreational programs and community services designed to enrich the quality of life.
It sits at the high point between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, also known as the High Desert Region.
Living here offers residents a more suburban environment while still having access to all that San Diego has to offer.
Money Magazine noted this neighborhood as one of the nation’s best places to retire in 2006.
A mature, well-established community nestled in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains in San Bernardino County.
Just 25 minutes from Palm Springs, characterized by moderate temperatures, clean air, and twinkly nights.
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