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About La Habra, California

La Habra, California is located towards the north border of Orange County and offers a large variety of housing built over a 50 year period. This mix of older and newer homes, small and large, translates into a range of home prices. La Habra got its biggest boom in housing in the three decades following 1950, when about 80 percent of its housing stock was constructed. La Habra, California is a quiet bedroom community located within an hour's drive of numerous beaches and recreation areas. Every year the city throws a corn festival and serves about 100,000 ears of corn. La Habra also features twenty-two parks, a golf course, a museum with a children's carousel, and a skate park.
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