The city of La Habra CA is committed to developing, maintaining and guiding its community services and resources to create to a safe, healthy and engaging quality of life for its residents. Located in northern Orange County, the 7.3 acre city of La Habra CA holds approximately 61,789 residents, and is located about 31 miles outside of Los Angeles and is convenient to other great Orange County cities like Anaheim and Fullerton. Its sister city, La Habra CA Heights, is located north of La Habra CA in Los Angeles County. Meaning "Pass Through the Hills" in Spanish, La Habra CA was the natural pass to the north and was first discovered in 1769 by Spanish explorers.

Today, La Habra CA employs more than 275 people and provides police, water, sanitation, street maintenance, animal control, recreation, and a host of other services to its residents. The median age of residents occupying La Habra CA real estate is 31, with a median household income of $47, 652 and a median home value of around $199,000 as of the most recent U.S. Census reports. Recently, the explosion of the nation's housing market has created a rise in the value of La Habra CA real estate, including luxury homes, condos and commercial property.

Approximately 73% of La Habra CA residents hold high school degrees or higher, while 18% have obtained bachelor's degrees or higher. Access to three hospitals, six airports and three Amtrak stations make transportation inside and around La Habra CA a breeze. La Habra CA also houses three exceptional school districts, which operate a total of eight elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools. Parents of children in La Habra CA also have the choice of a number of private and specialty schools, as well as preschools and schools for developmentally challenged children.

La Habra CA prides itself on offering a variety of civic, recreational and cultural services for all its residents to enjoy. Among these services are 20 parks, a children's museum, a community theater, tennis center and a community center. The city also offers a host of senior citizen programs, youth and adult sports, recreation classes, facility rentals and a volunteer program. A few local attractions that contribute to the true value of La Habra CA real estate are the Boulevard of the Bells, the world famous Corn Festival, the Richard Nixon Law Office, the Children's Museum of La Habra CA, and the La Bonita Sports Complex. The Boulevard of the Bells consists of replicas of 1906 bells lining the original El Camino Real route. A bell and plaque mark the city's birthplace, the location of the city's first post office which was located at that very site.

Hosted by the La Habra CA Host Lions Club, the annual Corn Festival attracts thousands of visitors from around the state. Former President of the United States, Richard Nixon, started his law practice and opened his first office in La Habra CA at the site of the city's community center. Richard Nixon's grandparents, the Milhous', were two of the first settlers in the city. Opened in 1977, the Children?s Museum at La Habra CA is an educational facility full of hands-on activities for children and adults alike. The museum's building, which attracts more than 90,000 visitors a year, was the former 1923 Union Pacific Train Depot. A multi-million dollar facility, the La Bonita Sports Complex includes a lavish skate park, a multi-use skating rink and court, four lighted softball fields, a playground and a concession building.

The surrounding area of Orange County is home to the Anaheim Ducks and the Los Angeles Angels sports teams. Accessibility to great attractions, the great weather and the occasional celebrity sighting makes first-time buyers and seasoned real estate investors flock to La Habra CA. Contact Sinclair, Realtors today at 714-696-5277 to see what's new on the La Habra CA real estate market and access the best in relocation services.