Chino Hills, CaliforniaIncorporated as a city in 1991, Chino Hills is an upscale, new community. Although it has an older section (homes built in the 1960s), almost 80 percent of the housing has been built in the last 25 years. The newer tracts of homes are mostly, master-planned communities, ensuring quick access to freeways, schools and parks, and an overall clean look and feel. Many of the schools serving the children of Chino Hills, score in the 80th and 90th percentiles. The city is also only a half hour drive from both the Ontario Airport and the City of Industry. Chino Hills, located in San Bernardino County, includes about 30 parks, walking and riding trails, an equestrian center, city sponsored events, and two roller hockey rinks. | More Local Area InformationYorba Linda, California is an upper-middle class bedroom community and it features many new and well-maintained homes. This city is home to th... Read moreLet’s go back in time…better yet, let’s have a History lesson! This Icon in American History was born in this city on January 9th, 1913. He serve... Read moreAnaheim Hills, California is an area of Anaheim, California that is about eight miles long and two miles wide, located on the northeast side o... Read moreAnaheim proper may get all the attention with Disneyland, Angels Stadium and California Adventure, but ask the locals and they’ll tell you tha... Read moreThe city of Chino is located in southwestern San Bernardino County, California, approximately 40 miles east of Los Angeles. Incorporated as a cit... Read moreWith a fun and active community so close to Los Angeles and other major urban areas, it is no wonder that Chino real estate is in high demand. Fo... Read moreToday Chino has a population of over 75,000 people and has become a key residential and commercial area within California’s Inland Empire. The cit... Read moreBrea, California began as an oil town in 1898, but has blossomed into an upscale, suburban city. The city requires developers to spend one percent o... Read moreThe community of Diamond Bar ranges from Middle-Class to Well-To-Do. The city is built over hills, mesas and valleys. Many of the homes and condos i... Read morePlacentia, California is a bedroom community located in Orange County. This city has a small town feel and a strong community spirit with numerou... Read moreWhat do you think of when you hear the words “The Hidden Jewel”? A sequel to a Danny DeVito/Michael Douglas movie? If you ask the residents of thi... Read moreVilla Park, California has the lowest population of all Orange County cities, with only 6,230 residents. It is almost completely surrounded by th... Read moreWhat do NASCAR Sprint Driver Robby Gordon, Skateboarding champion Ronnie Creager and best selling novelist Dean Koontz have in common? They have al... Read moreOrange Square is the place to be. Cluttered with shops, museums, antiques and restaurants it remains a growing city with a small town atmosphere.... Read moreWith a humble beginning in 1888, the City of Orange, California has developed into a well-maintained suburban area. The city can be classified int... Read moreNoted as home of one of the top public universities of the state (Cal Poly), Pomona is a large city on the eastern border of Los Angeles County... Read moreWalnut, California is known for its namesake, Walnut became a city in the 1960s, starting with only a little over a thousand homes. In 2004 the stat... Read moreOntario, California was founded as a small farming colony in 1883 by the Chaffey brothers. Homes in Ontario, California offer a wide variety o... Read moreMontclair, California was incorporated as a city in 1956, Homes in Montclair have grown to almost 10,000 units. However, it is a relatively smalle... Read moreHome to the happiest place on earth “Disneyland”. This central Orange County location is home to the Los Angeles/Anaheim Angels and the Might... Read more |
