Discover Glendora

Strategically located in the San Gabriel Valley, Los Angeles County.

Direct access to the I-210 freeway, with easy connections to I-10, I-605, and I-57.

Future Metro Gold Line (A Line) extension will provide direct rail access to Downtown Los Angeles.

Within 30 minutes of Ontario International Airport; 45 minutes to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

Population: 52,407 residents

Median Age: 42

Median Household Income: $111,156, 25% more than the County

Education: 38% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher.

Average Household Expenditure: $128,594

Glendora offers a robust consumer base with strong purchasing power.

• Trade Area Reach: Over 250,000 residents live within a 10-mile radius, creating a broad customer base for retail and services.

• High-Spending Households: With median household income exceeding $105,000, Glendora residents spend significantly more on dining, retail, and personal services than the regional average.

• Tourism & Lifestyle: Anchors like the Glendora Public Market, Dalton Canyon hiking trails, and the historic Rubel Castle, combined with Glendora’s role as a gateway to the San Gabriel Mountains through Dalton Canyon, Big Dalton Wilderness Area, and Glendora Mountain Road, plus a calendar of family-centered community events, attract thousands of visitors each year and generate steady demand for hospitality, dining, and recreation.

• Growth & Stability: A strong housing market, excellent schools, and a reputation as a top family-friendly community continue to draw new residents.

• Institutional Demand: Local anchors such as Foothill Presbyterian Hospital and Citrus College generate consistent demand for suppliers, services, and retail partners.

Dedicated City Staff: Our Economic Development team provides direct support with site selection, permitting, and resources to streamline your business journey.

Chamber Collaboration: Glendora works closely with the Glendora Chamber of Commerce to connect business owners with networking opportunities, advocacy, and community events that strengthen visibility and customer reach.

One-on-One Consulting: Through our partnership with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), local businesses receive personalized consulting in areas like finance, marketing, and growth strategy—at no cost.

County & State Resources: Access to regional programs including workforce training, tax credits, and business incentives.

Utility Rebates: Assistance in navigating SoCal Edison and SoCal Gas rebate programs for energy-efficient construction and operations.

Our Economic Development team is here to help.

Tiffany Chew
Economic Development and Housing Manager
Economic Development and Housing
(626)852-4822

Shantelle Coria
Management Aide
Economic Development and Housing
(626) 852-5252