Carolyn K.
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The truth about Chino — honest review
Been a Chino resident for 4 years. Here's my honest take:
Pros:
- Great weather year-round
- Diverse food scene
- Growing economy
Cons:
- Some areas are rundown
- Limited nightlife
Overall I'd rate it 8/10. It's not perfect but I really enjoy living here.
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Margaret O.
If you can afford it, Oakwood is the best place to live. Period.
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Lauren E.
Weather is the biggest factor for us. Four seasons are nice, not too extreme either way.
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Lauren E.
The food scene here is seriously underrated. So many great restaurants.
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Sean H.
Can confirm the safety issue. But it really depends on the neighborhood. Downtown and Midtown are perfectly safe.
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Margaret O.
Rent tip: look for places in winter. Prices drop and there's more availability.
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Margaret O.
Can confirm the safety issue. But it really depends on the neighborhood. Riverside and Cedar Hills are perfectly safe.
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Margaret O.
I'd add that the parks here are amazing for families. Otherwise spot on!
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Margaret O.
The job market has been improving lately. Several manufacturing companies moved in recently.
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Carolyn K.
Weather is the biggest factor for us. Four seasons are nice, not too extreme either way.
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Margaret O.
This is so helpful, thanks for sharing! We're moving to Chino next month.
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Carolyn K.
As someone who moved here from New York, I can confirm most of this. The weather surprised me the most.
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Margaret O.
The job market has been improving lately. Several government companies moved in recently.
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Sean H.
Rent tip: look for places in January-February. Prices drop and there's more availability.
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Margaret O.
Totally agree with this. I've been here 8 years and my experience is very similar.
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Carolyn K.
Check out the Eastside area. Way more affordable and still close to everything.
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