Communities
Corona, California: the Circle City at the mountain's foot
Corona sits at the foot of the Santa Ana Mountains on the western edge of the Inland Empire, home to about 160,000 people. Known as the Circle City for its circular Grand Boulevard, it is one of the region's most residential cities.
Local highlights
What living in Corona is really like
The schools, parks, commute, and everyday rhythm that make Corona a place people stay.
Schools
Corona-Norco Unified School District is the largest in Riverside County and serves the city with a wide network of schools.
Parks & Recreation
Mountain Gate Park, Sycamore Creek Sports Park, and the Santa Ana River Trail keep recreation close across the city.
Commute
The 91 and I-15 meet in Corona, a heavily traveled corridor into Orange County and Los Angeles, with express lanes running through town.
Lifestyle
A residential, family-oriented city known as the Circle City, with an arts district, a historic boulevard, and a strong local identity.
Market Notes
A large and active market with a wide range of housing, from established neighborhoods to newer communities at the foothills.
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