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California · San Bernardino County

Chino Hills Homes,
By the Numbers.

Chino Hills is a city of about 77,418 people in San Bernardino County, near Chino, Yorba Linda and Anaheim. I help buyers and sellers across Southern California, Chino Hills included.

The real city limit
$973K
Typical Home Value
+1.6%
Change in One Year
77K
Residents
The place

The Story of
Chino Hills.

Chino Hills, in San Bernardino County, is a city of roughly 77,418 residents.

It has been its own community since 1991. The name comes from Chino Hills. For green space, Chino Hills has 43 parks, led by Chino Hills Community Park at roughly 29 acres. Open space and trails include Water Canyon Natural Preserve and Tres Hermanos Ranch.

Golfers have Los Serranos Golf & Country Club and Western Hills Golf Course (Chino Hills). Local draws include Harkins Theatres. The map shows 65 places to eat and drink, with Coffee, Pizza and Korean the most common. There are 14 public schools inside the boundary, run by Chino Valley Unified. On price, Chino Hills is the 52nd highest-priced of 122 cities on my map at about $973K for the typical home, and values are up 79% in ten years.

Assembled from the U.S. Census Bureau, Wikidata, OpenStreetMap and the California Department of Education.

1991Established
77,418People, 2024 estimate
43Parks
277Acres of parks
14Public schools
65Places to eat

Ten Years of
Chino Hills Home Values.

The typical home value, month by month. Move across the chart to read any month.

$973,080
September 2026
+1.6% 1 year+28% 5 years+79% 10 years
$979K$520K
20182020202220242026

The highest point in these ten years is $979,063, in May 2026.

What Your Money Buys
in Chino Hills.

Typical values by home size and type, so you can match the city to your budget before you tour anything.

By bedroom count

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Houses and condos

Single-family house$992K
Condo or townhome$623K

A house costs about $369,487 more than a condo here.

The range

$744Klower-priced third$973Ktypical$1.27Mupper third

What a Chino Hills Home
Costs Per Month.

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Renting in Chino Hills

$3,085/mo

Typical asking rent, September 2026. That is +1.8% from a year ago. Over a year that is $37,020 in rent.

Owning, at your settings above

 

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Where Chino Hills Sits
Among 122 Cities.

Every dot is a city on my map, lined up from least to most expensive. Tap any dot to open that city.

Chino Hills
$459K$3.71M
  • 52nd highest-priced of 122 cities on my map by typical home value. The middle city is at $910K; Chino Hills is at $973K.
  • 69th of 122 for price growth over the past year (+1.6%), where 1st grew the most.
  • 32nd of 104 for typical rent ($3,085 a month), where 1st is the highest rent.

Chino Hills and the cities closest to it

Yorba Linda$1.4MDiamond Bar$1.0M
Chino Hills$973K
Anaheim$942KChino$747K
Outdoors

Parks and Open Space
in Chino Hills.

43 parks, about 277 acres of them in all. Sizes are measured from each park's mapped outline. Tap any park to see it on the map.

ParkChino Hills Community Park29 acres
ParkVeterans Park24 acres
ParkGrand Avenue Park15 acres
ParkPinehurst Park14 acres
ParkStrickling Nature Park13 acres
ParkHollow Run Nature Park13 acres
Nature areaWater Canyon Natural Preserve1,685 acres
Golf courseLos Serranos Golf & Country Club325 acres
Golf courseWestern Hills Golf Course (Chino Hills)110 acres
Golf courseGreen River Golf Club

More parks: English Springs Park, Butterfield Park, Meadows Park, Crossroads Park, Eucalyptus Nature Park, Hickory Creek Nature Park, Hope for the Hills Park, Morningside Park, Walnut Creek Nature Park, Hilltop Park, Rincon Park, Villa Borba Park and others.

Weekends

Things to Do and
Places to Hang Out.

Real places inside Chino Hills. Tap any one to see it on the map.

Theater

  • Amphitheater

Movie theater

  • Harkins Theatres

Viewpoint

  • McLean Overlook

Library

  • James S. Thalman Chino Hills Branch Library
Food and drink

Where Chino Hills
Eats and Drinks.

65 places are on the map inside Chino Hills: 43 restaurants, 15 cafes, 5 ice cream shops, 1 bakery. 45 of them are local, not chains.

45 local spots20 chain locations

What is on the menu

The kitchens you find most often here.

Coffee8
Pizza4
Korean4
American4
Japanese4
Mexican3
Ice cream2

Local spots on the map

  • OMOMO Boba ShopCafe
  • Silverlake RamenRamen
  • Bafang DumplingRestaurant
  • Chodang TofuKorean
  • Dog HausHot dogs
  • Hotties- Nashville Hot ChickenChicken
  • Klatch CoffeeCoffee
  • Ra Sushi Bar & RestaurantJapanese
  • Poke CatPoke
  • The Kickin' CrabSeafood

Listed from OpenStreetMap, not a ranking or a recommendation. Restaurants open and close, so check hours before you go.

Chino Hills on the Map.

The outline is the official city limit. The dots are its public schools, parks, things to do and local food. Tap the chips to show or hide each kind. Pick any nearby city to open its guide.

14 public schools inside the Chino Hills limits

10Elementary
2Middle
2High

Public high schools inside Chino Hills: Chino Hills High and Ruben S. Ayala High.

School district: Chino Valley Unified.

See every school by name

Elementary

  • Butterfield Ranch Elementary
  • Chaparral Elementary
  • Country Springs Elementary
  • Eagle Canyon Elementary
  • Gerald F. Litel Elementary
  • Glenmeade Elementary
  • Hidden Trails Elementary
  • Michael G. Wickman Elementary
  • Oak Ridge Elementary
  • Rolling Ridge Elementary

Middle

  • Canyon Hills Junior High
  • Robert O. Townsend Junior High

High

  • Chino Hills High
  • Ruben S. Ayala High

Counted from the California Department of Education school directory by each campus location. Which school a home is assigned to depends on the address, so confirm with the district before you buy.

Chino Hills Questions,
Answered.

What is the typical home value in Chino Hills, CA?

As of September 2026, the typical home in Chino Hills is worth about $973,080, based on the Zillow Home Value Index. Prices vary a lot by street, lot size and condition, so ask for a valuation of your specific home.

Are home values in Chino Hills going up or down?

The typical home value in Chino Hills is up 1.6% over the past year, from about $958,168 to about $973,080. Over ten years it is up 79%.

How much is a 3-bedroom home in Chino Hills?

Typical values in Chino Hills by bedroom count: 1 bedroom about $456,394, 2 bedroom about $557,660, 3 bedroom about $813,842, 4 bedroom about $1,065,819, 5+ bedroom about $1,357,925. Source: Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026.

What is the typical rent in Chino Hills?

The typical asking rent in Chino Hills is about $3,085 a month as of September 2026, based on the Zillow Observed Rent Index.

How many public schools are in Chino Hills?

14 public schools sit inside the Chino Hills boundary: 10 elementary, 2 middle and 2 high. They belong to Chino Valley Unified. School assignment depends on the home address, so confirm with the district.

What are the biggest parks in Chino Hills?

Chino Hills has 43 parks. The largest are Chino Hills Community Park (about 29 acres), Veterans Park (about 24 acres) and Grand Avenue Park (about 15 acres). Sizes are measured from OpenStreetMap.

What cities are near Chino Hills?

Chino Hills is in San Bernardino County. The closest cities I cover are Chino, Yorba Linda, Anaheim and Diamond Bar.

How do I find out what my Chino Hills home is worth?

Enter your address on the home valuation form at jessetek.net/valuation. You get an automated estimate right away and a Comparative Market Analysis from Jesse within 24 hours, with no obligation.

Home values: Zillow Home Value Index, typical value, September 2026. Rent: Zillow Observed Rent Index, September 2026. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate. Schools: California Department of Education public school directory. Parks, places and restaurants: OpenStreetMap contributors. Boundary: U.S. Census Bureau.