The construction of the Southern California to Las Vegas high-speed rail, set to begin in February 2024 and expected to be completed by 2028, will significantly impact land development and the economy around the two high-speed rail stations. This is especially true for areas in San Bernardino County, including Apple Valley, Victor Valley, Adelanto, and Hesperia, where land investors and major corporations, such as Amazon and Walmart, are already acquiring land and submitting development plans. In particular, several large-scale construction projects have already been launched around the 243-acre land near the Apple Valley station, including commercial centers, tourism hubs, and massive warehouses. The state of California also owns 80 acres of land in the area. Apple Valley is rapidly developing and is expected to become an important economic hub in the future. Additionally, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is undergoing a $18 billion expansion to accommodate millions of domestic and international travelers for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. This will further enhance the region's connectivity and economic potential. The Rancho Cucamonga high-speed rail station, along with Metro Link, will serve as a key hub for LAX, Metro Link, and the Las Vegas high-speed rail, bringing further large-scale construction projects to the area. For land investors, developers, and corporations, 2025 offers an excellent opportunity to invest in land at relatively low prices, with the potential for unprecedented appreciation as the area experiences massive economic growth leading up to 2028.