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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in Rialto, CA last updated?

Prices and availability in Rialto, CA were last updated on 30 Jul 2021.

What are the best apartments in Rialto, CA?

The best apartments in Rialto, CA are: Rialto Breeze Apartments, VILLAGE GREEN, Citrus Grove, Renaissance Village and Bella Park Apartments.

What is the average rent in Rialto, CA?

The average rent in Rialto, CA is $1,496. Start your search for apartments in Rialto, CA now.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Rialto, CA?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Rialto, CA is between $1,310 and $1,555. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Rialto, CA now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Rialto, CA?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Rialto, CA is between $1,310 and $1,555. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Rialto, CA.

Renter’s Guide to Rialto, CA

Rialto is one of the several remarkable cities in south central California. Located about 60 miles outside of LA, it's actually the 74th biggest city in the entire state. It is also home to a diverse community that's suitable for both individuals and families, which of course makes this a great place to live, work, and play!

Rialto covers approximately 23 sq. miles of San Bernardino County, a pretty big region that is known for its sunshine and scenery. Although there is a good-sized population here, it's a relatively smaller city in comparison to some neighboring communities such as Fontana and San Bernardino.

The weather in Rialto changes with the seasons, yet the climate remains rather mild year-round. While summers are usually warm and dry and will often reach highs near 95°, winters can be somewhat cool and wet with low temps around 42°. However, the overall average daily temperature here is 80°. Plus, there are approximately 282 sunny days per year in Rialto, so it's brighter than most places across the U.S.

Rialto, CA Demographics

  • Total Population103,045
  • Female 51,156
    Male 51,889
  • Median Age30.5

Cost of Living in Rialto, CA

The cost of living in Rialto is slightly below the state average but the prices on other essentials are similar to other cities in the U.S. More precisely, utilities for a standard one-bedroom in Rialto will average around $115 per month. Food costs are comparable to the rest of California, with one meal in a mid-range restaurant averaging between $11 to $22. Also, a medium cappuccino costs around $4.00.

Though most residents commute via Drove Alone or carpooling, Rialto has a reliable public transportation system. Metrolink trains run regularly at Rialto Station with one-way fares starting at $2.00. Omnitrans buses also operate throughout the city and all of San Bernardino Valley with base fares beginning at $1.75 per trip. Daily deals are offered for bus and train tickets along with discounts for qualifying kids, students, seniors, Veterans, and persons with disabilities.

Average Rent in Rialto, CA

  • Rialto, CA Average Rental Price, June 2021 $1,496 /mo

    Rialto, CA Apartment Rent Ranges

    Rialto, CA Rent Trends

    Average Rent Mar / 2018 Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Nov / 2019 Mar / 2020 Jul / 2020 Nov / 2020 Mar / 2021 Jun / 2021
    Rialto, CA $1,182 $1,230 $1,259 $1,255 $1,320 $1,326 $1,345 $1,355 $1,388 $1,440 $1,496
    National $1,348 $1,357 $1,362 $1,394 $1,401 $1,403 $1,394 $1,397 $1,404 $1,482
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    Living in Rialto, CA

    Living in Rialto could be considered accommodating and convenient. The downtown area is a well-balanced mix of commercial and residential properties, with many services and businesses that are easily accessible for residents. And the Ontario International Airport is about 13 miles away, closer than LAX.

    If there are any negative aspects to living here, it could be the average median income, which is slightly below the U.S. average. Another possible complaint is the commute, as the average is 32 minutes, a little longer than the national average. Also, it is a somewhat transient community and approximately 45% of residents rent in Rialto.

    Things to do in Rialto, CA

    There is a lot to choose from regarding recreation in Rialto for both kids and adults. It's an ideal place to experience the regional valley culture. The Downtown District features shopping and dining along with other entertainment. Plus, the new complex called Renaissance Marketplace features shops galore, movie theatres, restaurants, and more. For nightlife in the city, El Gallo Bar & Grill serves up live entertainment, food, and drinks. A few other places of interest include the Rialto Historical Society Museum and the WigWam Motel on the historic Route 66, where all the 'rooms' are actually in the style of native Indian teepees.

    Thanks to the exceptional weather, outdoor enthusiasts will find a lot to do here as well. The Rialto City Park is just one popular place for people to picnic and enjoy the day. And for more intense activities, Fergusson Park features a football field, skateboard ramps, and more. that, there are many other areas to explore throughout San Bernardino County.

    Employment & Economy in Rialto, CA

    Thanks to the population and location, there are a wide variety of job opportunities in Rialto. In fact, the city is presently in the process of expanding its business district, which will likely provide new jobs. Currently, the most common jobs for residents are Office & Administrative Support, Retail Sales, and Material Moving Occupations. Also, some of the highest paying jobs here are in Healthcare, Law Enforcement, Architecture, Engineering, and other Technical Services.

    One of the biggest employers in Rialto is the Public School District, with well over 2,000 residents working in education. This is also home to four large regional distribution centers that include Staples, Inc., Toys 'R' Us, FedEx, and Target. Plus, Pyro Spectaculars is headquartered here, which is one of the largest fireworks companies in the country. Additional employment opportunities can be found in bigger and busier surrounding cities such as Fontana and San Bernardino.

    Rialto, CA Households

    • Total Number of Households26,033
    • Family 21,501
      Non-family 4,532
    • Children 13,381
      No Children 12,652
    • Average People Per Household3.94
    • Median Household Income$61,518
    • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,387

    Education in Rialto, CA

    There is a good selection of public schools in Rialto, and a few of them are even award winning. For instance, Trapp Elementary School received the California Distinguished School Award in 2017-2018. In total, the Rialto Unified School District has 3 high schools, 5 middle, 19 elementary, and 20 preschools. The district also has an alternative/adult education school and 1 continuation high school.

    There are also several preparatory and private schools in Rialto including 2 Montessori Academies. Furthermore, for adult education in Rialto there is a community college within the city and other options are close by. A few of them are Chaffey College Campus in Fontana and Oak Valley College in Colton. Plus, San Bernardino Valley College is nearby and additional higher education institutions are located throughout the region.

    Rialto, CA Education Statistics

    Tips for Renting in Rialto, CA

    If you're new to renting in Rialto, it's recommended to learn a little about the city and its surroundings before picking a place to live. There are a number of neighborhoods here and some may be more suitable than others. For example, the area known as North Rialto is widely considered one of the best residential sections in the city for raising a family.

    It's also a good idea to visit the rentals in Rialto that you're interested in, rather than simply seeing them in an online tour. And be sure to view the interior as well as the exterior. By doing so you'll get a much better look along with an opportunity to meet the management and ask any questions.

    Lastly, it's advisable to get informed about your renter's rights before renting in Rialto or anyplace else in the U.S. Laws regarding renting sometimes vary from state to state. Therefore, you may want to thoroughly review the landlord/tenant rules and regulations in California prior to signing a lease and relocating to Rialto.

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