Chino

Chino

$793,842 Average Value
$424 Average Price per Sq Ft
122 Homes For Sale

Growing city with farm-town roots

At the western end of the Inland Empire, east of Los Angeles and north of Anaheim, Chino is a growing city with a more suburban vibe and lower home prices than more coastal areas of Southern California. “It’s definitely a bargain compared to Orange County and LA,” says George Guerrero, a real estate agent with Advantage Real Estate and over 21 years of experience. “The family atmosphere is astounding, too. It’s a real big community, and you get more house for your dollar.” In the mid-20th-century, Chino was an agricultural hub known for dairy farming and crops like potatoes and corn; since then, the city has more than doubled its population and housing inventory, and today is home to about 91,000 people. Despite this growth, Chino has retained its small-town charm through its support for local businesses, art programs and a year-round schedule of community events.

Chino’s main industries are healthcare, manufacturing and retail, and major employers include Canyon Ridge Hospital and Motivational Fulfillment Packaging, as well as the highly rated Chino Valley Unified School District. Chino’s motto is, “Where everything grows,” a nod to both the city’s farm-town roots and its modern expansion.

City of Chino offers peaceful living with all the modern conveniences.
City of Chino offers peaceful living with all the modern conveniences.
Chino is a vibrant city blending history, culture, and modern living.
Chino is a vibrant city blending history, culture, and modern living.
Canyon Ridge Hospital provides advanced healthcare with compassion and expertise.
Canyon Ridge Hospital provides advanced healthcare with compassion and expertise.
Chino’s main industries are healthcare and manufacturing including Motivational Fulfillment.
Chino’s main industries are healthcare and manufacturing including Motivational Fulfillment.
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Lower home prices than neighboring cities

The average home price in Chino is about $760,000, compared to $1.8 million in Los Angeles and $1.1 million in neighboring Chino Hills; homes typically sell after about a month on the market. “You get a variety of homes," Guerrero says. "You have turn-of-the-century Craftsman-style, and then newer developments.” In northern Chino, mid-to-late 20th-century ranch- and Craftsman-style homes are common, many with attached garages. “There’s a lot of pride of ownership within a lot of the communities,” Guerrero says. Many of the city’s older homes have been renovated with new painted exteriors or modern kitchen furnishings, and those without renovations are popular with property investors looking to flip. In southern Chino, 21st-century townhomes and new traditional single-family homes are set along sidewalk-lined streets in planned neighborhoods; some communities have homeowners associations and shared amenities, like College Park with its clubhouse and pool.

Chino homes offer modern comfort with a touch of small-town charm.
Chino homes offer modern comfort with a touch of small-town charm.
Discover spacious Spanish-style homes in Chino’s peaceful neighborhoods.
Discover spacious Spanish-style homes in Chino’s peaceful neighborhoods.
Chino condos offer modern living with convenient access to neighborhoods amenities.
Chino condos offer modern living with convenient access to neighborhoods amenities.
Chino boasts beautiful craftsman-style homes perfect for families of all sizes.
Chino boasts beautiful craftsman-style homes perfect for families of all sizes.
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Chino public schools with academic opportunities

Chino is part of the Chino Valley Unified School District, serving nearly 26,000 students and rated A overall by Niche. The district offers a lottery for its Dual Language Immersion Program, where elementary-aged students’ days are split evenly between English- and Spanish- or Mandarin-language instruction. High school students may take dual-enrollment courses for college credit at Chaffey Community College, located within the city.

Chino High School challenges and encourages children to learn.
Chino High School challenges and encourages children to learn.
Romona Middle School is home to the Proud Indians in Chino.
Romona Middle School is home to the Proud Indians in Chino.
Edwin Rhodes Elementary in Chino rates an A through Niche.
Edwin Rhodes Elementary in Chino rates an A through Niche.
Find educational opportunities at Chaffey College in Chino.
Find educational opportunities at Chaffey College in Chino.
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Over two dozen parks to explore

The city has 26 parks to explore, the largest of which is the 2,000-acre Prado Regional Park, a hub for nature lovers. Hiking and horseback riding trails here are shaded by cottonwood and willow trees, and native wildlife includes great blue herons, vermilion flycatchers and desert cottontails. The park's Prado Reservoir is a popular spot to fish for rainbow trout, and there are also two 18-hole golf courses, plus playing fields for soccer and softball. Downtown, Monte Vista Park offers a teen rec center and picnic areas, as well as a splash pad for cooling down in the hot summer months.

You'll enjoy a relaxing time at Prado Regional Park in Chino.
You'll enjoy a relaxing time at Prado Regional Park in Chino.
El Prado Golf Courses in Chino offer a pristine setting for golfers of all levels.
El Prado Golf Courses in Chino offer a pristine setting for golfers of all levels.
Ayala Skate Park in Chino is a playground for every skater's dream.
Ayala Skate Park in Chino is a playground for every skater's dream.
Your kids will love the playground at Heritage Park in Chino.
Your kids will love the playground at Heritage Park in Chino.
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Community events for every season

Community events are held throughout the year, typically at downtown venues like Ayala Park, which every June hosts the Firework Spectacular with carnival rides and a military tribute. In March, CHINO Days at the Chino Civic Center is one of the city’s most popular events, a two-day celebration of everything Chino, including performances by local artists and food from local vendors, like shaved ice and churros. In summer, the Chino Concerts on the Lawn series brings live music to city green spaces, and Chino Summer Nights is a movie series hosted on the lawn at City Hall. Hand-painted murals are found downtown, and in 2024, the city launched the Community Art Box Program, where local artists may submit design ideas for the city’s utility boxes. The Seventh Street Community Theatre is a downtown mainstay, offering a year-round schedule of theatrical productions from the non-profit Chino Community Theatre group.

Marching bands, floats, and more light up the Chino Christmas Parade.
Marching bands, floats, and more light up the Chino Christmas Parade.
The 7th Street Community Theatre offers a year-round schedule of theatrical productions.
The 7th Street Community Theatre offers a year-round schedule of theatrical productions.
Unique modern cars can also be viewed at the Corn Feed Run Car Show & Cruise.
Unique modern cars can also be viewed at the Corn Feed Run Car Show & Cruise.
Celebrate your love for dogs at Bark Around Ayala Park, an event that’s all about pets.
Celebrate your love for dogs at Bark Around Ayala Park, an event that’s all about pets.
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Downtown highlights and shopping centers

Downtown, also referred to as Old Town, the tree-shaded streets are lined with locally owned businesses and restaurants. Guerrero recommends family-owned Owen’s Bistro, a city staple since 2003 for craft cocktails and new American fare. In northern Chino around Central Avenue, there are shopping centers with grocery stores, fast-food chains and big-box retailers. Chino Town Square’s a local go-to, offering Target, retail shopping and local spots like The Flinderstreet Cafe—popular for a coffee pick-me-up or Sunday brunch. In 2024, Town Center at the Preserve was completed, a new retail plaza with national chain restaurants, small businesses and medical offices.

From parks to shopping, Chino has everything for families and visitors alike.
From parks to shopping, Chino has everything for families and visitors alike.
Chino locals love The Flinderstreet Cafe for its friendly service and hearty meals.
Chino locals love The Flinderstreet Cafe for its friendly service and hearty meals.
Lucille's Smokehouse in Chino offers a unique dining experience with a friendly atmosphere.
Lucille's Smokehouse in Chino offers a unique dining experience with a friendly atmosphere.
Target features a bakery, deli, and pharmacy, providing convenience for shoppers in Chino.
Target features a bakery, deli, and pharmacy, providing convenience for shoppers in Chino.
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Getting around from Chino

Chino is set at the junction of Route 60 and Route 71. Route 60 leads about 21 miles to Riverside and 37 miles to LA. Route 71 leads about 14 miles to Route 91, which leads about 19 miles to Anaheim. Interstate 10 is about 10 miles away, and Interstate 15 is 12 miles away. Chino locals are generally car-dependent, though many streets are lined with sidewalks and bike lanes, and Omnitran buses travel the city and the San Bernardino Valley. Chino Valley Medical Center is the city's largest hospital, and Ontario International Airport’s about 8 miles from downtown.

Crime and environmental concerns

According to the FBI’s Crime Data Explorer, the number of violent- and property-related crimes reported in Chino increased about 26% between 2013 and 2023, from 2,300 to about 2,900 in 2023. Between 2018 and 2023, about 84% of these incidents have been property-related, compared to 80% nationally. To help address crime, locals can sign up for neighborhood watch organizations and community programs like the Chino Cares Volunteer Program and Chino Police Department Explorer Program, where teens may learn about a career in law enforcement.

Air quality, wildfires and extreme heat are the main environmental concerns in Chino. Summer temperatures regularly top 90 degrees, so air-conditioning is essential for many. There haven’t been any recent wildfires in Chino, but there are seven fire stations in the Chino Valley Fire District that respond to local emergencies. Locals may also sign up for Chino Notify to receive emergency weather updates.

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Chino Housing Trends

Housing Trends

Median List Price
$749,000
Median Sale Price
$729,569
Median Single Family Sale Price
$808,000
Median Townhouse Sale Price
$680,000
Median 2 Bedroom Sale Price
$485,000
Median Change From 1st List Price
0%
Last 12 months Home Sales
667
Median Home Sale Price YoY Change
$0
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$424

Neighborhood Facts

Number of Homes for Sale
122
Months of Supply
2.20

Open Houses

  • Sunday, Jun 15
    1 - 4pm

    6657 Canterbury Dr Unit 201, Chino Hills, CA 91709

    $550,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,072 Sq Ft
    • 6657 Canterbury Dr
    • Unit 201
    • New 3 days ago

    Welcome to 6657 Canterbury Drive #201, a beautifully upgraded end-unit penthouse condo in the highly desirable Hampton Court community of Butterfield Ranch in Chino Hills. This light-filled 2-bedroom, 2-bath upper-level unit offers a spacious open-floor plan with a private balcony surrounded by mature trees for added privacy and comfort.Step into a modern kitchen with granite countertops, white

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    Barbara Radke
    Keller Williams Westlake Village
    (909) 639-6911
  • Sunday, Jun 15
    2 - 4pm

    16138 Solitude Ave, Chino, CA 91708

    $899,000

    • 4 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 2,629 Sq Ft
    • 16138 Solitude Ave
    • New 2 days ago

    This beautiful and upgraded two-story single family residence with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (1 bedroom and 1 bathroom downstairs), plus a loft upstairs, and 2-car garage. Open-concept living room with newer wide vinyl flooring, abundant natural light, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Formal dining area with large windows. The gourmet kitchen featuring resurfaced cabinets, granite countertops,

    Alex Zhao Re/Max Masters Realty

  • Saturday, Jun 14
    2 - 5pm

    12975 Cambridge Ct, Chino, CA 91710

    $999,900

    • 6 Beds
    • 4.5 Baths
    • 3,521 Sq Ft
    • 12975 Cambridge Ct
    • New 2 days ago

    This expansive home features 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, offering plenty of room for large families or multi-generational living. The well-designed layout provides excellent functionality and flexibility, with plenty of opportunity to update and customize to your personal taste. Enjoy outdoor living with a backyard pool, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Solar panels are included for energy

    Ian Ho A + Realty & Mortgage

Homes for Sale

Homes for Rent

Distribution of Home Values

Source: Public Records

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Source: Public Records

Property Mix - Square Feet

Chino Has More Owners

Demographics

Total Population
93,676
Median Age
37
Population Density
412 ppl/acre
Population under 18
25.7%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
13.4%
Below the national average
19.1%

Finances

Median Household Income
$101,899
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$116,988

Education and Workforce

High School Graduates
84.6%
College Graduates
29%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
8.1%
Below the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
67.7%

Weather

Annual Precipitation
14''
Average Winter Low Temperature
42°F
Average Summer High Temperature
91°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
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