Rancho Cucamonga, California

Rancho Cucamonga is a suburban city of 176,675 residents in San Bernardino County, roughly 40 miles east of Los Angeles. Short-term rental performance data for this page is tracked at the Inland Empire level, so every performance figure below describes the Inland Empire STR market. In 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. Year over year, occupancy rose 6.7%, ADR rose 1.2%, and revenue rose 5.9%, so recent growth has come mostly from more booked nights rather than higher rates. Summing typical monthly revenue across a full year gives an annualized figure of $33,313. Demand here is driven less by classic overnight tourism and more by shopping, dining, and events. Victoria Gardens, a 1.4 million square foot open-air center with more than 170 stores, is the main draw, along with Rancho Cucamonga Quakes minor-league baseball, the historic Cucamonga Valley wine district, and the Pacific Electric Trail. Much of the lodging demand comes from business and corporate travel tied to the regional logistics and industrial economy, plus value-oriented overflow stays for visitors to the greater Los Angeles area. No official visitor bureau publishes an annual visitor count, so visitor volume is not quoted here. Bedroom, channel, and listing-type counts are tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for Rancho Cucamonga, so this profile omits them. For longer context, average annual ADR climbed from $124 in 2017 to a high of $214 in 2022 and was $201 in 2025, while 2026 year to date sits at $205 with 58.0% occupancy. Prospective hosts should also note that the city requires owner-occupancy for short-term rentals, which sharply limits who can operate here.