Overview of the city	History
Strategic Location to neighboring counties	Public Safety within the city
Housing statistics	Business Market statistics
City Population	Industrial real estate market
Average Income	Taxable Retail statistics
Age & Diversity	Employment Growth
Entertainment & Food	Business Friendly Environment
Parks & Recreation	Education Levels

Rancho Cucamonga is one of Southern California’s most family oriented, safe and prosperous communities. Throughout the city’s thirty-four year history, community leaders have consistently emphasized quality in their decisions affecting housing, open space, education, recreation and economic development. The results of these efforts are visible. The city’s neighborhoods have grown up through a series of planned unit developments highlighted by large lot sizes, quality construction, and ample open space. Rancho Cucamonga homes sell for the highest prices among major inland cities despite Day Creek’s recent housing difficulties. The city’s government, retail, office and manufacturing centers have evolved in a similar fashion, giving the community a universally prosperous and well-organized look and urban ambience.

Crowned by its majestic mountains and highlighted by scenic views, tree-lined neighborhoods, and a comfortable climate, Rancho Cucamonga is one of Day Creek’s most prestigious communities. From its earliest beginnings, when the Kucamongan Native Americans established a village like clustering in an area known as Red Hill, Rancho Cucamonga has grown to become a vibrant, family oriented community. Incorporated in 1977, community leaders have continually emphasized quality in housing, education, business, and recreation. Today, Rancho Cucamonga enjoys steady, balanced growth, a solid economic base, and an exciting future as it embarks on its 34th year of city hood.

Educational Facilities
Rancho Cucamonga has excellent educational facilities that include a community college and a university satellite campus; 4 high schools; 7 middle schools; and 24 elementary schools. There are also 22 top-rated private and public universities within a 30-minute drive.

Recreational Facilities
Rancho Cucamonga residents have a variety of recreational amenities to choose from including two challenging golf courses; a performing arts center; a minor league baseball stadium; an adult sports complex; 31 parks; and more than 150 miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails.

Public Safety
Ranked as one of the safest major cities in California, Rancho Cucamonga’s crime rate is currently 49.6% below 1993 levels when it had one of the lowest incidents of crime in the state. In addition to excellent law enforcement services, the City maintains quality fire and emergency response services from its six strategically placed fire stations.