Where we work
The office is in Riverside and serves both Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Each county keeps its own assessor, which matters more than most people expect when property changes hands.
Riverside
Riverside County
Riverside is the county seat, and its property stock is unusually varied for a single city: century-old houses in the historic neighborhoods near downtown, postwar tracts, student rentals around the university, and office and professional buildings clustered near the county courthouse.
Fontana
San Bernardino County
Fontana sits at the junction of the I-10 and I-15 corridors, and its property economy is shaped by that geography. The city’s industrial land — warehousing, distribution, and the operations that serve them — is a large part of what local families own.
Corona
Riverside County
Corona sits on the 91 corridor at the Orange County line, and a large share of households here earn income on one side of that line and own property on the other.
San Bernardino
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino is the county seat, and the logistics operations around San Bernardino International Airport anchor a large part of the local economy.
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