Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Roger serves
Redlands
South Redlands
South Red
Redlands
North Redlands
North Redlands sits on the northern ed
Redlands
Northwest Redlands
Northwest Redlands sits on the northwestern edge of the city, where the San Bernardino Mountains rise on the horizon and the Inland Empire's freeways are within easy reach. Downtown Redlands, with its historic character and local dining, is a short drive away
Redlands
West Redlands
West Redlands offers a blend of residential calm and convenient access to the amenities that make Redlands a desirable place to call home. The neighborhood features a mix of single-family homes on tree-lined streets, with architectural styles ranging from mid-century ranch homes to more contemporary designs. Residents enjoy proximity to Interstate 10, making commutes to nearby cities straightforward while maintaining a quieter, more removed atmosphere from the busier commercial corridors.
Yucaipa
Central Yucaipa
Central Yucaipa offers a quintessential small-town California experience in the San Bernardino foothills, where tree-lined streets and spacious residential lots create a relaxed pace of life just minutes from urban conveniences. The neighborhood features a mix of ranch-style homes and newer construction on generous parcels, many with expansive views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Residents enjoy easy access to local shopping and dining along Yucaipa Boulevard, while the town's proximity to hiking trails, including routes in the nearby San Bernardino National Forest, appeals to those who value outdoor recreation.
Redlands
San Timeteo-Live Oak Canyon
San Timeteo-Live Oak Canyon sits on the southeastern edge of Redlands, where urban convenience meets canyon wilderness. This tranquil enclave features spacious single-family homes, many with generous lots that back onto natural hillsides and open space. The neighborhood's defining characteristic is its direct access to outdoor recreation—hiking and equestrian trails weave through the surrounding canyons, offering residents an escape into rugged terrain without leaving the community.
Yucaipa
North Bench
North Bench sits on elevated terrain in Yucaipa, offering residents sweeping views of the valley below and the San Bernardino Mountains beyond. This hillside community features a mix of single-family homes, many built to take advantage of the natural topography and panoramic vistas that define the area.
Redlands
Redlands stretches across the western edge of the San Bernardino Valley, where citrus groves once dominated and Victorian-era architecture still defines much of the historic core. Tree-lined streets connect residential neighborhoods of Craftsman bungalows, Spanish Colonial revivals, and ranch homes, while newer subdivisions climb the foothills. The downtown district draws residents with independent shops, restaurants, and regular community events, maintaining a walkable, small-city feel despite the surrounding suburban sprawl.
Yucaipa
Yucaipa sits in San Bernardino County, tucked along the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California's Inland Empire. The city enjoys a scenic setting where mountain views frame quiet residential streets lined with ranch-style homes, updated single-family houses, and newer subdivisions that have expanded gradually over the decades. Large lots and spacious yards are common throughout many neighborhoods, giving the area a semi-rural character despite its proximity to regional employment hubs.
Calimesa
Calimesa sits along the western edge of the San Bernardino Mountains in Riverside County, where foothill terrain gives way to valley views. This small city offers a quiet, semi-rural atmosphere within reach of larger Inland Empire communities, appealing to those who prefer space and a slower pace while staying connected to the region's employment centers and amenities.