Baretta Hills

Are there rich people in Solis Bay ? For sure. Most folks when they come to the city they hit up Capshaw thinking they'll spot some famous model, or Loop influencer or whatever. That's small time, bro. Those people that bought mansions in Capshaw... they just bought that shit and soon they'll be selling it when the juice runs dry. When their tech startup craps out. That kind of wealth is temporary. That's show money.
The real ones are in Baretta Hills, just outside the city proper. That's old money up there. Most of them, you don't even know their names, and they like it that way. They're not flashing diamond watches and slick whips on their socials for clout. That's all show, bro, and like I said, their money ain't show. Their liquid is invisible. It's everywhere and everything.. The road you drive on. The roof you sleep under. Their money is the blood, you feel me?
Six years ago my cousin, he said he got on a crew to jack a house up in the Hills. I begged his ass not to go. I told him it ain't worth it. He didn't get it. Now I got no cousin no more. Poof. Vanished. We don't call the cops because when you fuck with those people you don't become a missing person - you never existed in the first place.
So if you're telling me there's something strange going on in Baretta Hills, then all I can tell you is to not worry about it. Don't get involved. Forget that shit yesterday.
Because whatever it is, my guy... it's the will of God, you feel me?

Baretta Hills Infini-Grove

This world class shopping center was built in the 1980's. Originally known as The Baretta Grove, this mall boasted nearly 200 shops, which included 35 different restaurants spanning multiple floors, and a 12 screen multiplex. The grove was renowned for its combination of modern design and classical marble sculptures. It has been featured in several motion pictures and television programs.
In 1996 Infini bought the mall, and piloted some of its experimental consumer programs there, including installing holographic lighting techniques, and Infini cards that could be loaded with cash and used at any shop. This was the first mall in which hologram likenesses of Bruce Lee and Marilyn Monroe would greet customers and guide them around the facility.
In 1998 the mall was renamed The Baretta Hills Infini-Grove, and became the first true Infini Mall, a prototype for future shopping centers that would eventually take over the American shopping experience.
In 2002 Infini launched their Infini-gym program here, in which patrons could work out and earn discounts towards products throughout the mall. Like a free pretzel!

Malkonian High School

Named after Elgon Malkonian, founder of Questgen , MHS is one of several Questgen sponsored magnet schools across the nation, looking to shape the future innovators of tomorrow.
Malkonian High offers and advanced curriculum meant to challenge students and instill the kind of work ethic necessary to lead humanity to a better world. Students also benefit from having access to a pantheon of Questgen Luminaries , industry leading professionals who volunteer their time and knowledge in order to advance Malkonian students far beyond their contemporaries.
While academically focused, Malkonian High does have a strong reputation in student athletics, giving our young athletes access to world class facilities. Our coaching staff is discipline focused, looking to instill a battle tested work ethic that can translate to whatever industry the student wishes to apply themselves to.
Go Malkonian Stompers!

Baretta Hills Missing Youth

Starting in 2014 Baretta Hills has had a rise in missing person cases local youth under the age of 18. Statistically Baretta Hills is just above the national average, though it's concerning that the majority of their cases primarily involve young people.
It's probably just rich brats looking for some attention from their mommy and daddy.