45 Homes for Rent in Inland Empire, CA

Find Your Next Rental Home in the Inland Empire

 Tricon Residential offers a wide range of large home rentals with three to four bedrooms. These homes are typically two-story constructions with two or more bathrooms. Homes in the Inland Empire range in rent from $2,599 up to $3,959. Interested renters will find that most of our homes are in Moreno Valley, conveniently positioned between Box Springs Mountain Reserve Park and Lake Perris State Recreation Area. The March Air Reserve Base is just a short drive away. 

Check Out Our Exclusive Southern California Rental Communities

 We also offer some amazing rental communities in the Inland Empire that feature amenities like fenced thoughtful home layouts and design, pools, dog parks, fitness centers, and more. Explore our Inland Empire home rental communities: 

• Tricon Menifee
• Tricon Wildomar

Why Rent in the Inland Empire With Tricon Residential?

Tricon Residential puts our renters first. We keep updating our services to adapt to the ever-changing rental market. Our superior Southern California rental properties come with: 

• Security deposit discounts and waivers
• Sustainable design features
• Smart homes for greater energy efficiency
• Pet-friendly properties
• Amenities designed for luxury and enjoyment

We offer rentals that match every situation. Our properties include small ranch-style homes and larger houses with enough living space for growing families. 

Tricon Residential in the Inland Empire FAQs

 If you’re unfamiliar with Tricon Residential, get answers to some of your questions here. 

Can I Self-Tour Any Rental Home?

 Most of our residential home rentals offer a self-tour option. You can register and pay the $1.99 self-tour fee on the listing for the home you want to visit. Once you register and pay the fee, you can tour the home between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. for up to 60 days. 

I’m Self-Employed – Can I Qualify?

 If you’re self-employed, you can apply by submitting last year’s income tax return. Additionally, we’ll need to review your two most recent bank statements or the two previous month’s financial statements. 

If Denied, Can I Find Out Why?

 Tricon Residential uses a third-party screening service. Therefore, we wouldn’t be able to tell any applicant why they received a denial. However, you can contact the screening company and get that information directly from them. Want to learn more about renting with Tricon Residential? Explore our FAQs page here. 

Overview of Inland Empire Living

 The rental market in the Inland Empire is continually growing, and rental rates are rising to meet the increased demand. Although high-end properties usually lead to a rise in the average rent, this area still maintains consistently lower rent rates than other nearby California communities. Tricon Residential offers competitively priced rental properties to keep up with the demand for homes. Lower rent rates help the Inland Empire offer a more affordable quality of life than surrounding regions. Greater affordability and a convenient location have led more families to relocate to the area. You’ll find homes available in urban, suburban, and rural settings. 

Interesting Things to Do in the Inland Empire

 Although the Inland Empire is a slightly greater distance from the Pacific shoreline than its coastal neighbors, this part of California still offers variety and excitement.
The Best Restaurants in the Inland Empire
You’ll find unlimited dining options in the Inland Empire. When it comes to semi-formal and casual dining, choose from these highly-rated local favorites: 

• Tropicali – 40616 Village Drive in Big Bear Lake, CA
• Tutti Mangia Italian Chophouse – 102 Harvard Avenue in Claremont, CA
• Apple Annie’s – 38480 Oak Glen Road in Oak Glen, CA
• Himalayan Restaurant – 672 Pine Knot Avenue in Big Bear Lake, CA
• Mario’s Place – 3646 Mission Inn Avenue in Riverside, CA

As you explore the Inland Empire, you’ll find more dining options. The area offers a wide range of food to match every preference or diet.

Great Things to Do in the Inland Empire
Whether you’re a single adult or the head of your family, there’s never a shortage of fun activities in the Inland Empire. 

• Castle Park (amusement park) – 3500 Polk Street in Riverside, CA
• Ontario Mills (shopping mall) – 1 Mills Circle in Ontario, CA
• Knott’s Berry Farm (theme park) – 8039 Beach Boulevard in Buena Park, CA

In addition to amusement parks, shopping centers, and live entertainment, the Inland Empire is the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts. Visit San Bernardino National Forest to the east or drive west to visit Long Beach or Huntington Beach.

 Highly Rated Inland Empire Schools
There are plenty of highly rated schools at every grade level throughout the region. Here’s a look at the top elementary schools: 

• Mariposa Elementary School – 30800 Palo Alto in Redlands, CA
• Morongo Valley Elementary School – 10951 Hess in Morongo Valley
• Mountain Vista Elementary School – 49 Hjorth in Indio, CA

Additionally, the region offers some of the best high schools in the state. This list boasts the following schools: 

• Hillside High School – 1558 9th in Upland, CA
• Ortega High School 520 Chaney in Lake Elsinore, CA
• Lee V. Pollard High School – 185 Magnolia in Corona, CA

Parents can find more private and charter schools in the region as well.

 The Inland Empire Nightlife
Nightlife is an important aspect of any region. The following venues offer great food, adult drinks, and live entertainment: 

• 1909 – 28656 Front Street in Temecula, CA
• Mill Creek Cattle Company – 1874 Mentone Boulevard in Riverside, CA
• Taylors Bar & Grill – 26787 Barton Road in Loma Linda, CA
• Mr. Blue Cantina – 1802 Mentone Boulevard in Mentone, CA

As you broaden your social circle in the Inland Empire, you’ll learn about more popular venues throughout the area. When you explore the area’s pubs, nightclubs, and sports bars, you’ll make great friends and find your favorite go-to spots.