Strategic Location

Superior market access and exceptional workforce performance converge in the heart of California’s Inland Empire in Loma Linda’s innovation-driven environment that is both affordable and livable.

Leverage the advantages of an expanding and affluent population center and labor shed:

Loma Linda’s median income ($82K+) is one of the highest in the county. And over the next 20 years, the region’s expected growth rate is double that of the rest of Southern California, adding momentum to the region’s prosperity.

Loma Linda’s multimodal transit speeds the flow of goods and materials, facilitating ease of movement. Interstates 10, 15 and 215 open rapid reach to all of Southern California, a market 23 million strong. Access is also convenient to international air and global ports in a location just 12 minutes from the San Bernardino International Airport; less than 25 minutes from the Ontario International Airport; and within 75 miles of the Los Angeles International Airport, the John Wayne Airport and the global ports at Long Beach and Los Angeles.

In a city where 52% of adults are college educated, Loma Linda University and Loma Linda University Health are producing world-class expertise and innovation that bring diverse ideas and opportunities to our door. A collaborative network of higher education and training institutions, including San Bernardino Valley College, transforms students from learners into a potent and effective labor force.

In Loma Linda, costs of real estate and leasing are significantly lower than in other areas of California. We’re an affordable home base to work, live and take advantage of California’s stellar advantages and premier assets without all of California’s steep costs. Just 60 miles from Los Angeles, Loma Linda is convenient to Palm Springs, Coachella Valley and Joshua Tree National Park, with both snow skiing and surfing less than an hour and a half away.

Loma Linda means “beautiful city” in Spanish, and set against the backdrop of the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains, the City more than lives up to its name. Four seasons of majestic outdoor beauty set the stage for refreshing, memorable experiences on the City’s more than 20 miles of hiking trails, 15 City parks and 11 county nature preserves and regional parks.

Loma Linda is a beautiful, bike-able city where sustainability efforts are on-going, from energy to transportation to waste disposal.

Loma Linda University Health (LLUH), now a global healthcare leader, was founded as a small hospital in 1905 by Seventh-day Adventists, and both the City and LLUH have always aimed to help people live longer, healthier, more satisfying lives. Seventh-day Adventist diet and lifestyle habits are supported by healthful amenities like vegetarian dining options, factors that have extended the lifespan of adherents by 4 to 10 years beyond the average American. This longevity has made Loma Linda the nation’s only Blue Zone City, one of only five cities in the world to earn the designation.