Local real estate insights, neighborhood stories, and practical home guidance for Redlands, Yucaipa, and the Inland Empire.
The Redlands City Council introduced an ordinance banning new warehouses over 50,000 sq ft or with more than five truck docks citywide, while allowing existing facilities to remain and request height increases up to zoning limits with conditional permits and energy audits. Provisions for additional truck docks and economic feasibility studies were removed. The ordinance aims to address public health concerns and reduce truck traffic and emissions.
Redlands — Most Affordable homes for September 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing CV26099213 — $238,000
2. Listing OC26206708 — $285,000
3. Listing AR26170708 — $295,000
4. Listing AR26185925 — $315,000
5. Listing SW26178263 — $336,000
6. Listing IG26054729 — $349,900
7. Listing IG26157370 — $359,900
8. Listing OC26076208 — $379,900
9. Listing IG26145806 — $395,000
10. Listing IG26196663 — $398,000
11. Listing PW26206311 — $399,000
12. Listing IG26208901 — $409,000
13. Listing IV26187638 — $420,000
14. Listing IG26206902 — $425,000
15. Listing IV26204007 — $455,000
For Redlands pet parents, dependable veterinary care is an important part of feeling settled in the community. Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc., located at 1327 W Colton Ave, offers a convenient local destination for families who want professional support for their animal companions.
Routine wellness visits, preventive guidance, and timely attention can help pets stay healthy through every stage of life. Having a veterinary practice nearby also makes it easier for local residents to keep up with their pets’ needs without traveling far from home.
What makes a neighborhood favorite valuable is more than convenience—it is the sense of connection that comes from having trusted resources close by. Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc. is a helpful community spotlight for anyone moving to Redlands, welcoming a new pet, or looking for local veterinary care.
Save this post and share it with a fellow Redlands pet parent. For details, directions, and current services, visit Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc. at 1327 W Colton Ave, Redlands, CA 92374, or check the location on Google Maps.
The state law created a 60-day ministerial approval path for subdivisions with up to 10 homes on eligible infill sites when requirements were met.
For qualifying projects, approvals bypassed environmental review and public hearings. In multifamily zones, new small lots needed at least 600 sq-ft each.
City standards capped avg. floor space at 1.75K net habitable sq-ft. For the 10-unit cap, multifamily zones excluded ADUs and JADUs.
For the 10-unit cap, single-family zones excluded only JADUs. Los Angeles had pioneered small-lot housing earlier through a local ordinance encouraging compact ownership.
The law aimed to expand homeownership opportunities, but whether these projects functioned as starter homes remained open. Later changes opened vacant single-family lots to redevelopment.
For Redlands pet parents, dependable veterinary care is an important part of feeling settled in the community. Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc., located at 1327 W Colton Ave, offers a convenient local destination for families who want professional support for their animal companions.
Routine wellness visits, preventive guidance, and timely attention can help pets stay healthy through every stage of life. Having a veterinary practice nearby also makes it easier for local residents to keep up with their pets’ needs without traveling far from home.
What makes a neighborhood favorite valuable is more than convenience—it is the sense of connection that comes from having trusted resources close by. Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc. is a helpful community spotlight for anyone moving to Redlands, welcoming a new pet, or looking for local veterinary care.
Save this post and share it with a fellow Redlands pet parent. For details, directions, and current services, visit Redlands Animal Hospital, Inc. at 1327 W Colton Ave, Redlands, CA 92374, or check the location on Google Maps.
A Free Community Shred Day offers Redlands residents the chance to securely dispose of up to 5 boxes of sensitive documents per household. The event helps protect personal information and reduce clutter. It will be held at the Senior Center parking lot from 9:15 AM to 11:45 AM on November 17th. No registration is required.
Looking for a delicious way to enjoy Downtown Redlands? Lappert’s Ice Cream at 206 E State St is a charming local stop for creamy scoops, friendly moments, and a little everyday indulgence. Whether you are meeting a friend or treating the family, it is an easy addition to your downtown plans.
What makes a neighborhood ice cream shop special is more than the dessert. It is the experience of slowing down, sharing a laugh, and creating small traditions close to home. Lappert’s fits naturally into a Downtown Redlands outing, especially when paired with a leisurely stroll through the surrounding area.
Locals can make it a regular tradition, while newcomers and visiting guests can use it as a tasty introduction to the community. Stop by after exploring downtown, bring someone along, and discover your favorite way to enjoy the shop.
Save this local spotlight and plan your next sweet stop at Lappert’s Ice Cream. As a Redlands real estate agent, I love highlighting the neighborhood businesses and everyday experiences that make living here feel special—one scoop at a time.
Looking ahead to 2026-2028, California’s housing market is showing signs of steadying, with annual price growth projected in the 2.5% to 4% range. For those of us working with buyers and sellers in communities like Redlands, Yucaipa, and the rest of the Inland Empire, this means a more predictable landscape—especially as increased inventory and steady mortgage rates give buyers more choices. Affordability is still a challenge for many, which continues to shift demand toward entry-level homes and neighborhoods where budgets go further. I’ve seen firsthand how important it is for clients to have clear, practical guidance when navigating these changes. Whether you’re exploring your next move or weighing your options, keeping an eye on these trends helps us make informed decisions together.
We’re seeing California’s housing market settle into a period of steadier, more predictable growth. Home prices are projected to rise by about 3% to 4% per year through 2028—offering a calmer pace compared to the dramatic surges of recent years. With active listings now at approximately 156,300 homes statewide, buyers across California—including right here in Redlands, Yucaipa, and the Inland Empire—are finding more choices and less pressure to rush into decisions. Inventory is expected to keep building through 2027, which will continue to ease the pace for many.
That said, affordability remains a challenge: only around 18% of California households currently qualify for a typical mortgage, down from about 31%. This keeps entry-level homes highly competitive, especially in our local communities. Most homes are still selling near 100% of asking price, and 30-year fixed mortgage rates are holding steady near 6%, with little change expected in the near term.
For those watching major urban areas like Los Angeles County, it could take until after 2028 for sales activity to rebound to previous highs. However, on the whole, California is moving toward a more stable and predictable market. As always, my goal is to provide you with the latest insights and straightforward guidance, so you can make confident decisions—whether you’re buying, selling, or considering your options in the Inland Empire.
We’re seeing California’s housing market settle into a period of steadier, more predictable growth. Home prices are projected to rise by about 3% to 4% per year through 2028—offering a calmer pace compared to the dramatic surges of recent years. With active listings now at approximately 156,300 homes statewide, buyers across California—including right here in Redlands, Yucaipa, and the Inland Empire—are finding more choices and less pressure to rush into decisions. Inventory is expected to keep building through 2027, which will continue to ease the pace for many.
That said, affordability remains a challenge: only around 18% of California households currently qualify for a typical mortgage, down from about 31%. This keeps entry-level homes highly competitive, especially in our local communities. Most homes are still selling near 100% of asking price, and 30-year fixed mortgage rates are holding steady near 6%, with little change expected in the near term.
For those watching major urban areas like Los Angeles County, it could take until after 2028 for sales activity to rebound to previous highs. However, on the whole, California is moving toward a more stable and predictable market. As always, my goal is to provide you with the latest insights and straightforward guidance, so you can make confident decisions—whether you’re buying, selling, or considering your options in the Inland Empire.
