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Convenience north of downtown San Bernardino
The green knolls of Perris Hill Park rise along the northern edge of Pacific, one of San Bernardino’s many residential neighborhoods. The community sits just east of downtown with several schools, ample amenities and the San Bernardino Elks Lodge. “People like the convenience. There are a lot of things nearby — grocery stores, plenty of variety,” says Serena Salazar, property manager at Pine Garden Apartments. San Bernardino (SBD) International Airport is also nearby, but not so close that residents worry about air traffic noise. “We’re not too close. The noise doesn’t bother me at all,” says Salazar, who lives in Pacific.
Welcome to the small and quiet neighborhood of Pacific in San Bernardino.
Freeway 210 connects Pacific residents to the best of the Inland Empire.
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Bungalows with mountain views
Pacific’s residential streets are dotted with single-story bungalows dating from the 1940s and ’50s, on lots measuring roughly a quarter acre. These smaller homes cost about $450,000 on average, but larger houses on the hillside cost more, especially if they’re on a sizable lot. The San Bernardino Mountains peek over the horizon, making this feel more like a rural community than a neighborhood within a few miles of downtown. Most properties include driveways, but many people still park along the street. Since there aren’t many sidewalks here, navigating the roads on foot can be challenging.
Beautiful snow capped mountains surround the neighborhood of Pacific.
Ornate landscaping is common in the Pacific neighborhood.
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Mexican markets and Meiga Sushi
Pacific’s northeastern section is home to most of its retail and dining options. On East Highland Avenue, Meiga Sushi serves Japanese dishes in a casual setting. Heading east, residents will find Hannah’s, a family-style restaurant with cozy booths, as well as fast-food options like McDonald’s and Little Caesars Pizza. Cardenas Markets at Sterling Plaza is one of several Mexican grocery stores in the area, serving the community’s large Hispanic population. There’s also a discount clothing store on Del Rosa Avenue and a Stater Bros. nearby for the basics.
Stater Bros on Highland Avenue serves the community of Pacific San Bernardino.
Meiga Sushi's octopus sashimi was voted as "The Best in the Pacific."
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The perch on Perris Hill
Perris Hill Park crests Pacific’s northern border, featuring the Jerry Lewis Family Swim Center, a year-round pool facility that offers programs for children and adults. The Roosevelt Bowl is an open-air theater that seats 1,800 and hosts regular live music events, including the family-friendly Sizzlin’ Summer Nights. Also onsite is Fiscalini Field, home of the Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes baseball team.
Fiscalini Field in Pacific, hosts games and practices for local San Bernardino leagues.
Pacific High School's football field rests up against a lush green hill in Pacific.
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Home of the Pacific High Pirates
Kids start school at Fairfax Elementary on Pacific Street, followed by Golden Valley Middle School, which is a few miles outside the neighborhood. Both schools get a C-plus from Niche. At the foot of Perris Hill Park, Pacific High School makes up the heart of the neighborhood, with a tennis court, baseball field and swimming pool. The high school earns a B-minus from Niche.
High School students of Pacific will attend the Pacific High School, home of the Pirates.
Golden Valley Middle School serves students from 6th to 8th grade.
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By land or by air
From Pacific, residents can easily hop onto Interstate 210 for the 40-minute drive to Riverside or the hourlong commute to Los Angeles. Getting to SBD International Airport takes about 10 minutes. Additionally, OmniTrans bus routes stop at a few places along Pacific Street, East Highland Avenue and East Baseline Street.
OmniTrans bus goes right through the Pacific neighborhood, to get you where you need to go.
Residents of Pacific have close access to the San Bernardino International Airport.
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San Bernardino’s safety score
The Inland Empire has seen a recent uptick in violent crime. Local officials believe this is primarily due to housing insecurity, coupled with a lack of mental health resources. Pacific is not immune to the trend — CAP Index gives the neighborhood a crime score higher than the national average — so potential buyers may want to keep it in mind when shopping for homes in the area. From the lodge on Perris Hill, the local Elks chapter plays an active role in the community, hosting events like food drives and Christmas events for displaced youth.
San Bernardino Elks Lodge serves the residents of the Pacific neighborhood.
A lot of homes in the Pacific neighborhood are bungalow style architecture.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Pacific
US
Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Pacific Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pacific, San Bernardino sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Pacific, San Bernardino over the last 12 months is $470,000, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
The Fairfax Apartments located at 1721 N Fairfax Drive, San Bernardino, CA. 92404, this 16-unit apartment complex, built in 1963, spans 14,136 square feet on a 0.65-acre lot. The property consists of four two-story buildings, each containing four units—two on the ground floor and two on the upper level. Each unit consist of two bedrooms and one bathroom, with an average size of 884 square feet.
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