Census place 0649270

Moreno Valley

A Census profile of the people, homes, and daily patterns that shape this place.

Official Census name: Moreno Valley city

Relocation snapshot

What stands out in Moreno Valley.

According to the 2025 estimate, Moreno Valley has a population of 214,263 and 4,170 residents per square mile. Of the six relocation measures evaluated, the three largest relative differences from the median among 376 covered California places are: median home value is $503,700, below the comparison median of $717,000; typical commute is 35.5 minutes, above the comparison median of 28 minutes; and population density is 4,170/sq mi, above the comparison median of 3,894/sq mi. These unweighted medians compare covered Census places and are not statewide estimates.

median home value: $503,700
typical commute: 35.5 minutes
population density: 4,170/sq mi

National context

Follow the metrics.

Compare Moreno Valley's values with other covered Census places. Rankings are descriptive, not recommendations.

At a glance

A city in numbers.

Population: 214,263
Annual change: +0.1%
Density: 4,170/sq mi
Median age: 32.5 years

Living here

The everyday equation.

Households, homes, education, and the time it takes to get around.

Median household income: $93,222
Median home value: $503,700
Median gross rent: $2,135
Bachelor’s degree or higher: 17.8%
Typical commute: 35.5 min
Drive-alone commute: 75.4%
Public transit commute: 0.8%
Walked to work: 0.8%

Housing

Who rents, and what it takes.

Renter share and rent burden help describe the housing choices visible in this place.

Renter-occupied homes: 36.7%
Renters paying 30%+ of income: 61.5%

Work

How the workday lands.

Employment status and working-from-home share add context to income and commuting patterns.

Employed residents 16+: 60.1%
Unemployed residents 16+: 4.6%
Working from home: 8%

Community

The everyday infrastructure.

Access, mobility, housing growth, and household composition add another layer to a place's day-to-day picture.

Households with broadband: 94.6%
Homes built 2020+: 0.7%
Households without a vehicle: 3.9%
Households with children: 48.3%
Residents with a disability: 10.8%
Residents without insurance: 10%

Environmental context

A record of declared events.

FEMA declarations for Riverside County provide historical context, not a forecast or a property-level risk assessment.

Environmental declarations since 2000: 45
Fire declarations: 35
Severe Storm declarations: 4
Flood declarations: 3

Climate normals

The long view of weather.

Thirty-year averages, not a forecast. Temperature and precipitation describe the typical conditions recorded from 1991 through 2020.

Representative station: MARCH AFB (4 mi from place center)

Average high: 78.6°F
Average low: 47.9°F
Annual rainfall: 10.7"
Annual snowfall: 0"

Month by month

A year in Moreno Valley.

Typical high and low °F

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Data vintage

Population is from the 2025 Population Estimates Program. Household, housing, education, and commute data are from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year release. Disaster declarations are from FEMA's OpenFEMA dataset and are refreshed with this edition.

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