Relocating to the San Gabriel Valley 

Welcome to The San Gabriel Valley, an area dedicated to preserving the culture, ideas and realities of our heritage.

Located in Los Angeles County, the San Gabriel Valley lies just east of the City of Los Angeles. It offers everything a company looks for when melding comfortable lifestyles for its employees with business and logistic needs. Steeped in history, the Valley is a safe high-quality environment in which to live, work and raise a family.

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Helpful Information About Southern California's
San Gabriel Valley

Free information to make your relocation easier Robert Harder has developed a keen insight into and understanding of this area simply because he loves it so much — especially when he has the opportunity to share it with others. That's why he has put together his special Relocation Information Package for anyone thinking about moving to the area. It's just one of the many ways Robert works to help you feel right at home right from the start.

Relocation Guide Robert's Relocation Survival Guide San Gabriel Valley Area Relocation Guide Handy Map of the San Gabriel Valley area including suburbs List of Major Employers Data on Schools Community Profiles Current Market Analysis Guidance with your special requirements Financing Information

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HISTORY

The San Gabriel Valley competes for residents' and visitors' leisure time and dollars by offering enormous value and variety: World class museums, specialty shopping areas, theme parks, religious landmarks, special events and sports venues regularly capture the world's attention yet are easily accessible to local residents. The proximity of the mountains and the short commute to both the desert and the beach make the San Gabriel Valley an exciting destination for many.

The San Gabriel Valley is an area of 1.8 million people, over 600,000 jobs and a total personal income of $375 billion. If it were a city, the San Gabriel Valley would be one of the largest metropolitan areas in the United States, according to most recent census data.

Those who choose to live in one of the region's 35 communities find that the San Gabriel Valley has something for everyone. Housing options range from new starter and move-up homes to select executive-level properties in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods in California — all within a short distance of quality educational institutions and boasting a year-round temperate climate.