House$625,000
Chino Hills

101 homes and apartments for sale in Chino Hills, United States.
24 properties shown
House$625,000
Chino Hills

$898,000
Chino Hills

$765,000
Chino Hills

$1,288,800
Chino Hills

$1,438,888
Chino Hills

$729,300
Chino Hills

$800,000
Chino Hills

$789,900
Chino Hills
Apartment$790,000
Chino Hills

$950,000
Chino Hills

$1,015,000
Chino Hills
Apartment$549,000
Chino Hills

$2,860,000
Chino Hills

$938,888
Chino Hills

$1,150,000
Chino Hills

$1,699,800
Chino Hills

$2,900,000
Chino Hills

$5,500,000
Chino Hills

$850,000
Chino Hills

$648,000
Chino Hills

$968,000
Chino Hills

$1,380,000
Chino Hills
Apartment$528,000
Chino Hills
Apartment$535,000
Chino Hills
Buyer's guide: Chino Hills
Chino Hills real estate is overwhelmingly single-family houses on hillside lots in the western Inland Empire. Prices shown here are converted to euros: the median asking price across 101 listings on RealEstateAbroad is €893,975, with the middle half between €715,080 and €1,251,564.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; sale prices may differ.
| Indicator | Chino Hills |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 101 |
| Median asking price | €893,975 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €715,080 to €1,251,564 |
| Median price per m² | €4,892 |
| Median size | 188 m² |
There are 85 houses and 16 apartments (mostly condos and townhome-style units). By bedrooms, four-bedroom homes (34 listings) and three-bedroom homes (33) lead, then five or more (22) and two-bedroom (12).
The typical home is large by international standards, about 188 m². Compare with all houses for sale in the United States or apartments and condos.
Chino Hills is a planned, master-developed city in San Bernardino County, bordering Orange and Los Angeles counties. It is known for its schools, parks, Chino Hills State Park and low-density streets. Many residents commute west toward Orange County or north toward the San Gabriel Valley, so the 71 and 60 freeways matter more than any transit line.
Buyers are mostly families and relocating professionals. Foreign buyers tend to be investors who rent to local tenants or families buying a US base.
Non-residents can buy freely in California. Expect a down payment of 30% or more on a foreign-national loan, title insurance and escrow fees, and annual property tax of roughly 1% of purchase price plus local assessments such as Mello-Roos in newer tracts. Check for HOA fees. When you eventually sell, FIRPTA withholding of 15% applies, with reduced rates for certain residence purchases; confirm with a US tax adviser.
Read the United States guide, the foreign buyer process and US financing.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €893,975, and the middle half of listings sit between €715,080 and €1,251,564.
Only 16 of 101 listings are apartments or condos. The market is dominated by single-family houses.
Yes. California has no restrictions on foreign buyers, although lenders require larger deposits and extra documentation.
Budget for property tax around 1% of price, possible Mello-Roos assessments, HOA dues and insurance. Closing costs are separate.
It is about an hour's drive from downtown in normal traffic, and closer to Orange County employment centres.