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The following residential real estate communities in Chino California feature affordable new homes within easy commuting distance to Los Angeles and other employment centers in Southern California and the Inland Empire.

The Chino real estate developments listed on this site are comprised of quality homes constructed by established builders. The homes include designer features to satisfy every member of the household. Upgrades and options for interior and exterior are also offered to truly make your home unique to you and your family.

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home communities available in Chino

Montclair

• Up to 2,283 Sq. Ft.
• Up to 4 Bedrooms
• Up to 2.5 Baths

Montclair

• Up to 3,015 Sq. Ft.
• Up to 6 Bedrooms
• Homesites Spanning from 7,500 to 10,839 Sq. Ft.

THE CITY OF CHINO

Welcome to the City of Chino "Where everything grows"

Incorporated as a city in 1910, Chino is a well-established residential and commercial area with beautiful neighborhoods, diverse demographics, irresistible hometown charm, and a well-rounded business mix. The City of Chino was originally part of the San Gabriel Mission. In the mid-19th century, the greater Chino area became Rancho Santa Ana del Chino (Saint Anne of the Fair Hair).

Chino is currently called the “Four County City” because of its location within San Bernardino County where it meets Los Angeles, Orange, and Riverside Counties. Chino is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. Residents enjoy easy access to the Southern California metropolitan region and nearby recreation areas.

Chino’s city limits encompass just over 20 square miles, or approximately 14,000 acres. The City’s sphere of influence includes 6,000 acres of the adjacent San Bernardino County Agricultural Preserve, which is currently being studied for future development and possible annexation to the City, thus ensuring continued economic growth.

The City’s mission statement is, “Together We Take Pride in Providing Quality, Caring Service to Our Community.” As the City looks to the future, Chino will strive to maintain its cultural heritage and hometown ideals while preparing for the challenges that will be encountered in the new millennium.

The City of Chino has a population of 68,103 (2000), which grew by almost 8,500 (14%) during the 1990's. Chino has experienced significant success in commercial and industrial growth. This can be attributed to the City’s development-friendly philosophy which allows for financial incentives for retail development to locate in the City. Chino’s Economic Success Team works closely with the development community to streamline the entire process, from location assistance to permit processing.

The growth in business in Chino can also be attributed to Chino’s proximity to vital transportation centers. Bounded by the 60/71/91 freeways, Chino has its own municipal airport and is located just minutes from Ontario International Airport. Chino’s growth will continue as the former agricultural preserve is developed. Chino has completed the annexation of over 1,800 acres of land in the area and plans to annex an additional 5,400 acres for future growth.

Reminders of Chino’s agricultural history are still evident in the 15,000 acre dairy preserve on the eastern boundary. The Preserve is currently undergoing land use planning, preparatory to development that is expected to bring more than 100,000 new residents to the area over the next twenty years. Several thousand acres will be planned for industrial development, ensuring the acreage’s continued economic growth for many years.

Today, Chino has more than 2 million square feet of retail space. Major retailers include Nordstrom Rack, Target, Staples, Mervyns and Sam’s Club.

The city has a substantial industrial base with approximately 22 million square feet either planned or proposed. More than 2,300 companies are located in Chino, including 350 manufacturers and an equal number of distribution companies.

EDUCATION

The Chino Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) was established to serve the community of Chino circa 1860. The District, encompassing 88 square miles, services 31,545 kindergarten through twelfth grade students and is growing at an approximate rate of 2% a year. CVUSD currently has three comprehensive high schools, one continuation high school, six junior high schools, twenty elementary schools and serves students at residence in the Boys Republic within the cities of Chino, Chino Hills and a portion of Ontario. Located in communities of tremendous growth with a high emphasis on education, the District's mission statement is: Increase Student Achievement, Provide Safe Schools, and Promote Positive School Climate.

Higher education located nearby includes Cal Poly Pomona, Mt. San Antonio, the University of LaVerne, University of California Riverside, and Chaffey Community College Information Technology training facility.

PUBLIC AMENITIES

Chino’s Community Services Department is accommodating the City’s growing population by providing a high level of service that is unsurpassed in the Inland Empire. The department provides low-cost quality programs and services including recreation classes and trips, youth and senior programs, and counseling services. Chino boasts over 260 acres of open space, 16 parks and approximately 20 miles of bike trails.

Community Links:

City of Chino

Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce

Chino School District

Water Service

Electrical Service

Gas Service

Volunteer Opportunities

Inland Valley Humane Society