San Bernardino Real Estate Agent for Homeowners, Buyers and Investors

San Bernardino is the seat of the largest county by area in the contiguous United States and one of the oldest cities in Southern California. It stretches from the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains down toward the Santa Ana River, and that range shows up in its housing: Victorian and Craftsman homes near downtown, mid-century ranch homes on established streets, hillside homes around Shandin Hills, and newer tracts and larger parcels in the northwest.

Few Inland Empire cities are as well connected. Interstate 10, the 215 and the 210 meet here, and Highway 18 climbs from the city toward Lake Arrowhead. The San Bernardino Transit Center downtown links Metrolink's San Bernardino and Inland Empire–Orange County lines with the Arrow train to Redlands, the sbX Green Line rapid bus toward Cal State San Bernardino and Loma Linda, and Omnitrans buses. San Bernardino International Airport, on the former Norton Air Force Base, offers commercial passenger flights.

The city is also an education and employment center. Cal State San Bernardino sits in the University District at the base of the foothills, San Bernardino Valley College serves the central city, and logistics, health care and government jobs are concentrated here. Downtown has the historic California Theatre and the city's plans to redevelop the former Carousel Mall site, while San Manuel Stadium hosts Inland Empire 66ers baseball and the National Orange Show Event Center holds events year-round.

For open space, Perris Hill Park, Seccombe Lake Park and Glen Helen Regional Park near the Cajon Pass are close by, and the San Bernardino National Forest begins at the city's northern edge. Most of the city is served by the San Bernardino City Unified School District, with some areas in the Rialto, Colton and Redlands unified districts. Ask Jorge for a free, current market report before you decide where to look.