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In the eastern reaches of the San Gabriel Valley, along the 210 freeway, lie the cities of San Dimas, LaVerne and Claremont. South of there, below the I-10 freeway, lies the city of Pomona.

San Dimas

San Dimas has a population of approximately 36,000, and about 12,000 households. San Dimas is a community with attractive, middle class neighborhoods, parks and open space, ample shopping and a small-town atmosphere.

LaVerne

East of San Dimas is La Verne, a community of about 33,000 residents and 11,000 households. La Verne was recently named one of the 10 Best Towns for Families by Family Circle magazine. Founded in 1887, La Verne’s housing stock, like much of the San Gabriel Valley, includes a variety of late 19th and early 20th century structures, a good number of mid 20th century ranch-style homes and also many modern, upscale homes built in the past twenty years.

Claremont

Claremont enjoys a reputation as a college town, with seven higher-education institutions within its borders. Beyond that Claremont is mostly a residential community of 37,000 inhabitants living in about 12,000 housing units. Claremont is graced with shady streets and well manicured, gracefully aging residences.

Pomona

At the gateway between the San Gabrial Valley and the region known as the Inland Empire stands the large city of Pomona. The fifth-largest city in Los Angeles County, Pomona has about 160,000 residents. It is home to both Cal State Polytechnic University and the Los Angeles County Fair. The city’s many neighborhoods include a variety of housing styles, ranging from the Victorian era to mid-century ranch style and modern housing stock. Ample shopping and employment opportunites are available within the city.

The master-planned community of Phillips Ranch is in Pomona, although many residents refer to their area as Phillips Ranch, California. Phillips Ranch encompasses some 10,000 housing units built since the late twentieth century.