I keep seeing people overlook Chino when talking about great places to live. With a population of 91,775, it's big enough to have everything you need but small enough to feel like a community. Cost of living is reasonable for what you get. Weather is moderate — about 63F average.
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Carolyn K.
As someone who moved here from Phoenix, I can confirm most of this. The job opportunities surprised me the most.
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Lauren E.
As someone who moved here from Chicago, I can confirm most of this. The weather surprised me the most.
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Sean H.
Weather is the biggest factor for us. Four seasons are nice, not too extreme either way.
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Sean H.
Check out the Highland Park area. Way more affordable and still close to everything.
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Carolyn K.
Rent tip: look for places in winter. Prices drop and there's more availability.
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Sean H.
Traffic is the worst part honestly. But if you live near work it's fine.
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Lauren E.
The job market has been improving lately. Several retail companies moved in recently.
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Margaret O.
Coming from New York, the cost of living difference is noticeable. Groceries and gas are about the same.
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Carolyn K.
My kids love it here. So many parks and activities. People are super nice.
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Sean H.
As someone who moved here from Boston, I can confirm most of this. The friendliness of people surprised me the most.
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Carolyn K.
The job market has been improving lately. Several healthcare companies moved in recently.
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Sean H.
Public transit needs work but they're investing in it. Should improve in next few years.
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Lauren E.
Rent tip: look for places in winter. Prices drop and there's more availability.
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Carolyn K.
Traffic is the worst part honestly. But if you live near work it's fine.
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Margaret O.
For families, I'd recommend looking at Pine Grove. Schools are rated well and it's quiet.
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