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Vintage downtown area manages to stay hip
Part of the charm of Downtown Pomona lies in its unassuming nature as a vintage destination. Antique Row stretches two blocks along 2nd Street, inviting visitors to peruse the past through multiple antique shops. It’s here on Antique Row that defines the neighborhood persona. Residents and visitors travel from near and far to pick out pricey — and sometimes priceless — antiques during the Collectors Street Faire, which is held on the last Saturday of January, March, May, September and November. Other regular downtown events include weekly Artwalks of the colorful murals that cover the city. And in the winter, holiday parades blanket the streets with cheerfulness. Although the neighborhood is known for the history it keeps, when it comes to lifestyle, Downtown Pomona’s residential community knows how to stay current. "It's a hipper neighborhood than people give it credit for,” says Fred Van Allen of First Team Real Estate, voted the No. 1 Realtor in Pomona. “There are some great coffee shops, many excellent restaurants and some solid nightlife options. Plus, the train station is right there, which is incredibly convenient."
Mornings in Downtown Pomona's Antique Row is where you'll find shoppers looking for a bargain.
Downtown Pomona locals and visitors browse the many items at the Pomona Antique Mart.
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Art is the focus but entertainment can happen anytime
Pomona residents don’t always have to wait for a special event to enjoy time in Downtown Pomona. In the Arts Colony off 3rd Street, visitors spend the day exploring art galleries before catching a show at the historic Fox Theater, which opened in the 1930s. The Glass House is also a popular concert venue in the area, where audience members sometimes have a chance to meet the band during a signing at the venue’s record store. For a quieter experience, residents head north for a peaceful afternoon at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, which offers artist workshops and introductory ceramics classes.
Downtown Pomona is known for holding amazing shows at The Glass House venue.
In the Arts Colony of Downtown Pomona it is easy to come across true artistry in the alley ways.
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Fat cat sandwiches and stuffed cactus gain followers quickly
After a busy day out, residents with special dietary restrictions often head to Borreguitas for Mexican specialties with a vegan twist. Locals recommend trying the stuffed cactus entrée. While the restaurant isn’t entirely vegan and still offers meat and dairy products, there are more vegetarian and vegan options here than at most Mexican restaurants in the city. At the Mission Promenade, local joints like Fat Cat Sandwich Café offer a robust menu of hot and cold deli sandwiches, including the signature hot Fat Cat Sandwich with cheese and a choice of two types of meat.
Borreguitas in Downtown Pomona is a must try for great food and great service.
Locals love the popular Nopal Relleno with Asada at Borreguitas in Downtown Pomona.
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Ssingle-family homes typically come in under $1 million
Most of the homes in Downtown Pomona sit south of Mission Boulevard and range from traditional midcentury ranch-style homes to split levels and more recent Craftsman builds. Sidewalks are dappled with the shade of towering palm trees, and some homes use flowering privacy hedges to create a buffer between the street and the yard. Duplexes and triplexes are also available. Some single-family homes were converted into multi-unit properties. So, residents looking to become landlords have some investment opportunities, that may be found for just over $1 million in Downtown Pomona. Generally, single-family residences range in price from $400,000 to $900,000 depending on a home’s size, age and condition.
If you browse through the streets of Downtown Pomona you'll come across a few Tudor style homes.
Some homes in Downtown Pomona have large grassy front yards.
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Aavailable school options hover in the average range
Downtown Pomona residents with school-age children have lots of options within the Pomona Unified School District. Some students may attend Washington Elementary and Simons Middle, which both maintain grades of C on Niche. Many students will move on to attend Garey High School, which maintains a grade of C-plus on Niche and offers career and technical education courses in everything from auto mechanics to law enforcement to health sciences. If students are interested in continuing down the medical track, they can apply to attend the Western University of Health Sciences, which is located right off 2nd Street.
Welcome to Washington Elementary School located in Pomona, Ca.
Welcome to Simons Middle School located in Pomona, Ca.
Welcome to Garey High School located in Pomona, Ca.
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Ooutdoor activities surround the downtown area
Residents heading over to Tony Cerda Park find the open lawn perfect for spreading out a picnic blanket and soaking up the California sunshine, find the park open year-round. With its colorful playground and kid-friendly climbing wall, the grounds come alive during the annual Ohlone Big Time Gathering even though it’s open year-round. The gathering is a meaningful tribal ceremony that includes dancing and traditional cuisine. Lasting three days, the festival brings together friends and family from all over the country to celebrate their heritage, illustrating the vibrant nature of California’s tribal communities. But meaningful parks are not the exception in Downtown Pomona, they’re the norm. At the petite Memorial Park, a dark granite memorial rises above the pavement. The obelisk often serves as the centerpiece for public memorial gatherings and local beautification projects, which also help bring the community together.
Welcome to Memorial Park located in Pomona, Ca.
Locals of Downtown Pomona enjoy hanging out and playing at Tony Cerda Park.
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Rroads that lead to staying healthy
With the Pomona Train Station centrally located at the corner of 1st Street and Garey Avenue, residents enjoy a traffic-free commute to Union Station in downtown LA in about an hour. Getting to the hospital takes under 30 minutes for Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center and Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare
The Pomona Train Station is where Downtown Pomona residents can catch a bus or train for travel.
Downtown Pomona holds the main hub for transportation at the Pomona Train Station.
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Downtown Pomona Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Pomona, Pomona sell after 37 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Pomona, Pomona over the last 12 months is $612,500, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
1908-built classic home offers 2 bedrooms along with a bonus room, and a Jack and Jill bathroom, ideal for shared access. Situated on a generous 5,977 square foot lot, this home offers ample outdoor spaces. Featuring a convenient indoor laundry area and a generous walk-in pantry, perfect for extra storage and functionality. Enjoy a fresh, bright atmosphere with a freshly painted interior and
Welcome to 101 W Mission Blvd, Unit 305, a stylish and contemporary loft-style condo perfectly situated just steps from downtown Pomona’s vibrant Arts Colony, shops, cafes, and restaurants. This bright and open home features high ceilings, expansive windows, and an open-concept floor plan that blends modern design with urban charm. Enjoy a spacious living area ideal for entertaining, a sleek
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Sienna Residences is centrally located in the middle of it all! We're just a short walk from downtown and close to all your favorite local restaurants and parks. Right next to Western University and a short drive to Cal Poly Tech Pomona and Mt. San Antonio, enjoy premium housing that allows you to live the lifestyle you want. Sienna Residences has the type of space you're looking for, including
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