Metro hub California

Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario — metro hub

A single landing page for the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario commuter shed. Browse ZIPs from the city core out through the suburbs, with consistent demographic and housing context drawn from public Census data.

ZIP codes
35
across the metro
Total population
1,669,955
profiled residents
Avg median income
$86,629
household, ACS
Avg home value
$497,477
owner-occupied

Cities & suburbs in this metro

Top ZIP codes by population

ZIPCityPopulationMedian incomeMedian home
92336 Fontana, CA 98,896 $116,942 $574,800
92335 Fontana, CA 97,358 $70,082 $406,600
92503 Riverside, CA 90,256 $87,042 $489,200
92880 Corona, CA 74,933 $139,147 $668,700
92553 Moreno Valley, CA 73,632 $67,254 $371,600
92882 Corona, CA 70,257 $101,185 $623,500
91730 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 69,787 $84,850 $558,600
92407 San Bernardino, CA 68,662 $83,724 $440,600
92404 San Bernardino, CA 64,146 $62,318 $347,300
91762 Ontario, CA 61,690 $74,245 $512,800
91761 Ontario, CA 60,342 $89,041 $543,400
92507 Riverside, CA 59,767 $67,203 $472,300
92504 Riverside, CA 58,173 $83,139 $457,800
91764 Ontario, CA 56,317
92557 Moreno Valley, CA 54,225
92505 Riverside, CA 52,807
92879 Corona, CA 48,033
92410 San Bernardino, CA 46,615
92555 Moreno Valley, CA 45,694
92506 Riverside, CA 43,900
91739 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 41,427
91701 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 39,019
92337 Fontana, CA 38,079
92508 Riverside, CA 36,191
92883 Corona, CA 35,788
92551 Moreno Valley, CA 35,421
92881 Corona, CA 31,061
92405 San Bernardino, CA 30,930
92411 San Bernardino, CA 26,895
91737 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 23,790
92501 Riverside, CA 21,610
92408 San Bernardino, CA 12,169
92401 San Bernardino, CA 2,085
92521 Riverside, CA
92415 San Bernardino, CA

About the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario metro

Metro areas are the unit of analysis that most closely matches how people actually live: a downtown core, a ring of close-in neighborhoods, and a wider band of suburbs and exurbs that share a labor market and a housing market. The Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario hub gathers 35 ZIP codes spread across roughly 7 distinct cities and townships. Reading them side by side is the fastest way to understand which sub-markets share a profile and which break the pattern. For step-by-step methodology, see our relocation guide.

The average median household income across listed ZIPs lands around $86,629, with average owner-occupied home values near $497,477. Neither number is the right answer to “is this metro affordable?” on its own — what matters is the spread, the commute time you can tolerate, and the property tax regime in each jurisdiction. Click into the city tiles above to compare adjacent cores, and into individual ZIP profiles to see the granular block-level numbers. You can also compare against other markets via the full metro index.

If you’re considering a move into Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario, treat this page as a triage layer above the ZIP-level detail. Identify three or four ZIPs that match your budget and density preference, then walk those neighborhoods (or at least drive them at rush hour) before signing anything. The data will save you from obviously wrong fits, but only your own feet on the sidewalk can confirm a good one. For state-wide context, jump to California.