Mira Loma, California

Short-term rentals are prohibited in Mira Loma, which sits inside the City of Jurupa Valley, so this page is a reference for regional demand rather than a guide to a legal local STR business. Performance figures below reflect the Inland Empire STR market, a shared regional picture, not Mira Loma alone. As of September 2026, the Inland Empire STR market averaged an ADR of $198, occupancy of 55.4%, and average monthly revenue of $2,968 per listing. Compared with September 2025, occupancy is up 6.7%, ADR is up 1.2%, and revenue is up 5.9%, which means the growth came mostly from more booked nights rather than higher rates. Entire homes earned an ADR of $268 in the same month, well above the all-listings average, which also includes private rooms. Average monthly revenue was $3,080 for houses and $2,016 for apartments. Annualizing with the seasonal pattern gives roughly $33,313 in revenue per listing across the Inland Empire market. Typical lead time is 46.5 days and the average stay is 5.6 nights. Mira Loma itself is a residential and industrial community near the 60 Freeway, best known for warehouse and logistics operations, with about 21,930 residents. It is not a leisure destination, and visitor activity in the surrounding area is mostly day trips to places like the Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center, Galleano Winery, and Flabob Airport. Bedroom, booking channel, and listing-type counts are tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for Mira Loma, so this profile omits them. Anyone studying the area should treat these figures as context for nearby permitted markets, since no STR permit can be obtained inside Jurupa Valley city limits.