Calling All Retail Professionals!
Riverside County Office of Economic Development and many city partners will be at ICSC Las Vegas, May 21-23, 2023. Make it a one-stop shop and stop by our booth #2459J
Find out why Riverside County is once again the fastest growing large county in CA!
Contact us at the email address or phone number below to schedule a meeting today!
Las Vegas Convention Center
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Meet the ICSC Team!
Meet with Riverside County in our 2,400 sq. ft. pavilion (booth #2459J), where representatives from 10 of our partner cities/orgs, located throughout the county, will join us. We would love the opportunity to meet with you to learn more about your expansion efforts and to connect with additional opportunities that may be available in Riverside County, Inland Southern California.
To reach out to the Riverside County team, see contact info below photos to the right or for general information for the Riverside County Office of Economic Development, click the buttons below.
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Riverside County, CA - 7,000 Miles of Opportunity
Brokers, site selectors, business owners, investors and other regional partners can now search RivCoSites.com to locate retail properties, vacant land, office or industrial space in Riverside County. Be confident in the most up-to-date demographic information sourced from Esri. Click the button below and explore this valuable tool to:
- Get up-to-date demographic information about workforce, income, housing and more
- Search specific properties in a selected area
- Find properties located in opportunity zones
- Download a property flyer for each site
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Riverside County Demographics and Retail Industry Profiles
Riverside is the fourth largest county in California and the 10th largest in the United States. It covers more than 7,300 square miles and is home to 2.4+ million residents.
- 10th Fastest growing county in the US (2016 to 2021)
- Workforce - over 1.1 M (12th largest county workforce in the US, larger than 15 states')
- Diversity - 65% more racially diverse than the national average
- GDP - 10th largest total GDP of all California Counties: $104 billion, 44th out of all US Counties, an 11.5% increase from 2020
- 14 Airports within the County
- 29 Colleges and Universities regionally
- Median Household Income of $76,066, placing Riverside in the top 10% of all US Counties
Click below for Riverside County Demographics and a Retail Industry Profile.
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Riverside County Snapshot
View Riverside County statistics, from population and workforce, to labor force and transportation and more.
Follow link below to expand.
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Opportunities in Unincorporated Riverside County
Developers, brokers and site selectors discover new opportunities in Riverside County’s growing communities.
Please see below for more information on various unincorporated opportunities.
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French Valley
Growing by leaps and bounds, French Valley is located off the I-15 Fwy and is adjacent to the cities of Murrieta and Temecula.
French Valley displays the best of urban & rural environments and is a perfect place to start a business and participate in the vibrant area economy.
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Lakeland Village
Located just west of Interstate 15, Lakeland Village is an 8.7 square mile unincorporated area within the County of Riverside situated between Lake Elsinore and the Cleveland National Forest. Ideally located within 30 miles of San Diego and Orange Counties, the region benefits from Southern California’s sunny climate.
Lakeland Village is recognized as a historical vacation destination with its majestic setting. With so much opportunity for growth and new development, we’d love to assist you by finding the perfect site or building within Lakeland Village.
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Highgrove
Highgrove is a suburb of Riverside, California, in unincorporated Riverside County, with a population of 7,166. The residents enjoy a small town feel with majestic mountains and open space surrounding them.
The 3.2 square mile community is perfectly situated next to the I-215, I-10 and CA-60 exchange and is positioned near the borders of Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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Mead Valley
Conveniently located on the I-215 corridor, south of the City of Riverside and west of the City of Perris, Mead Valley is an excellent location for retail, industrial and residential development.
Please contact Riverside County Office of Economic Development at (951) 955-0493 for information on business opportunities in Mead Valley.
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Community and Retail Demand Reports For Other Unincorporated CDPs in Riverside County
Esri Community Profiles and Retail Demand Profiles for the following Communities in Riverside County. Data Note: Supply (retail sales) estimates sales to consumers by establishments. Sales to businesses are excluded. Demand (retail potential) estimates the expected amount spent by consumers at retail establishments. Source: Esri and Data Axle.
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Community and Retail Demand Reports Per City in Riverside County
Esri Community Profiles and Retail Demand Profiles for the following Cities in Riverside County. Data Note: Supply (retail sales) estimates sales to consumers by establishments. Sales to businesses are excluded. Demand (retail potential) estimates the expected amount spent by consumers at retail establishments. Source: Esri and Data Axle.
Looking for resources for your start-up or existing business?
Click HERE to browse the County’s newest resource guide.
In this guide, find resources for businesses seeking to relocate or expand in Riverside County including federal, state and local business incentives, employee training, financial assistance and much more!
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2023 Riverside County
Economic Profile
Click HERE to browse the Riverside County Office of Economic Development: Economic Profile.
Discover the vibrant economic landscape of Riverside County, a sprawling 7,200 square mile county nestled between Orange County and the Arizona border. With its picturesque rivers, majestic mountains, vast deserts, and fertile valleys, the county offers an unparalleled diversity of natural beauty. Home to over 2.4 million residents, the region boasts a wealth of recreational opportunities, from beaches and hiking trails to renowned wineries and desert resorts.
Additionally, Riverside County's robust transportation network, including highways, public buses, and commuter rail trains, ensures seamless connectivity, making it an ideal destination for businesses, entertainment, and an exceptional quality of life.
For more information click the following links below to explore the 2023 Riverside County Economic Profile.
