We moved from LA to Ontario Ranch and we like it. Our neighbors are all young professional newlyweds (as we are) from LA/San Fran/Irvine and everyone gets along. The people over here seem friendly. Our main issue is the lack of mom and pops coming to the new spaces. Its all mediocre chains. And the parking lots are always packed with people who shouldn't have passed their drivers tests lol But I'd still recommend.
Ontario has The Greater Ontario Restaurant Week coming up, here is the link gocvb.org/greater-ontario-restaurant-week/ maybe you can discover some new unique places.
I just moved to Ontario last year im by 10 east fwy 4th and grove got my first house coming from East LA is very peaceful 5min from the airport at night I could hear the train and plane love it there is so much parking and has alot of potential there doing more construction on ontario downtown and yes is very historic is going to get higher my house was 510 and the value went higher less traffic there are walking trail on grove and Gst lots of jobs as amazon, ups , Ontario airport are hiring
grew up in Ontario and how you started this video is why I live in Downtown LA now haha. Its not a bad place im just more a city person. its where I grew up so still have love for the place.
I get more people asking about the Ontario Ranch neighborhood than any other neighborhood. Probably because the homes, parks and shopping areas are very new. Fyi, the law says I must tell you every neighborhood is great, but allows me to tell you which is more popular.
@@elmundodesantiygabriel5166 Montclair is great. it is a smaller city so the options are less. So if you live in Ontario or Pomona, you'd be just minutes from your kid's school. If you want, I can send you a list of all the homes that fit what you're looking for, no cost, no obligation. feel free to call/text 909-480-8282
in december 99 i was helping a friend by guarding new construction at night. a massive windstorm came thru. 70-90 mile an hour winds, filled with sand. couldnt see. it bent garage doors like toys, broke windows, tore off a stop sign. i took it home. i'd say 40 homes were severly damaged.
Those Santa Ana winds really cause a lot of damage. A couple of years ago I lost a fence that way and had to replace the entire fence. Although the fence was really old and rotted, still I could have liked to have waited a few more months before having to replace an entire fence. That's something that, for some reason, is unknown in this area.
I was born and raised in Ontario. It was a great place on the early days but the charm has far left Ontario behind. Moved to Texas and never looked back.
@@Californialiving Far Less people, cost of living is considerably less, room to “stretch your legs” and a much more laid back environment. I live in a very rural area now which is how it was in my early years growing up.
Way Overpopulated. I watched the Population go from 10,000 in the late 60s to 80,000 now. That's a lot of people to Cram into a 14 square mile town. I left in 2016. No regrets at all. Left Kommiefornia altogether. Have fun there with the traffic skyrocketing crime and a corrupt Police Department and City Government. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Perception is reality, right? I moved here from the Bronx. And when I got here I was like "look at all this space, all this available parking. Homes have LAWNS!" I thought the opposite. It's interesting how two people can have opposite views on the same environment. And we're both right. I'm glad you're happy where you ended up. I'll keep you posted on what is going on here.
I moved last year from Laguna beach where I had been living there for 3 years. I’ve enjoyed Ontario more in 1 year than Laguna in 3 years. The residents her nicer and younger lol
@@Californialiving Great to hear you enjoyed jogging and were safe. Another question please: Is Ontario very expensive place? I know California as a whole is the most expensive state in the country along with New York but in Ontario is life bit affordable for middle class people ? Can we go and make hiking on San Gabriella mountains which overlook the city ?
@@ghassanjenainaty4212 Ontario is the most affordable place in the area. And the mountains are just 20 minutes away. My favorite hike is the Claremont Loop. It is only 20 minutes from Ontario. If you're planning on relocating to this area you can give me a call, my contact info is in the description, and I can guide you to best area for you.
@@CalifornialivingThanks for the informations dear. Sorry for replying late. I hope to have chance to meet you someday. I wish for Ontario all the blessings and prosperity
Hi, and thanks for your question. If you're looking to rent a 2-bedroom apartment the average is about $2300/m. Here is a graph of average prices crmls.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/5Qnw-Ljl
Yeah absolutely. Send me an email assist909@gmail.com for more details, but here are the bullet points: Buyer decides on the area Budget is determined Financing is determined (cash or loan). We take down exactly what you want and need. Go out and see homes Make offers on the best one(s). Offer is accepted and deposit (~3%) is sent to escrow. Inspection and appraisal done More paper work. Loan and escrow closes. You get keys, move in, and enjoy.
I've been homeless for about two years, and my mom is trying to get a house or apartment in Ontario, California. It's near where I was born and raised.
I lived in chino hills all my life. It is the nicest suburban town in the inland empire. Absolutely go to chino hills over Ontario if your budget allows
@mikaylahutchinson6729 Yeah, I moved here in 1977, man, how it's grown. The best decision I've ever made in my life. Low crime rate. A bit pricey but well worth it. I just wanted to see others opinions.
Ontario is nice were o grew up. There is alot of traffic I know bought my house in Hesperia cause it’s affordable. Ontario was not in my budget sadly also my job is up Here I worked at ups in Ontario and I got a job offer to Be a driver for ups up here in Victorville I 1000 times prefer to drive up here due to less traffic and business.
Hi Abraham, thanks for sharing. I know exactly what you mean. I had an opportunity to work in Long Beach and Santa Monica, but the traffic congestion was really tough. My job as a real estate broker entails driving,not as much as yours obviously, but still. And working in Ontario and up the hill makes a big difference in work lifestyle. So I totally get it. -Oscar
Come on bro it sounds like you hating on the city but you still trying to get your hassle off the city....you should go back to the Bronx bro this city is for the real ones
I don't mean to come off like that. I'm just sharing my experience. We can all move right? But we choose to stay, that should tell you something. my other videos talk about all the good the city does for the residents, but no one seems to want to see those.
Forgot to say the new homes are pancaked together and where you should have a backyard is a house. And stop mentioning other city’s I thought this was about Ontario. My neighbor in Ontario (Creekside)is awesome but all the cows and flies are gone and we have to many people now. Stop coming to Ontario. JC
Creekside is a great area. I get a lot of people asking to move to there. Here is the city of Ontario's plan for new development www.ontarioca.gov/Planning/CurrentPlanning They have a lot of new communities coming in
@Californialiving disagree, I used to lived in Ontario back in 1991, moved out because the Mexican gangs, crimes and smog, never will go back to that disgusting city.
We moved from LA to Ontario Ranch and we like it. Our neighbors are all young professional newlyweds (as we are) from LA/San Fran/Irvine and everyone gets along. The people over here seem friendly. Our main issue is the lack of mom and pops coming to the new spaces. Its all mediocre chains. And the parking lots are always packed with people who shouldn't have passed their drivers tests lol But I'd still recommend.
Can you share some good mom and pops there?
Ontario has The Greater Ontario Restaurant Week coming up, here is the link gocvb.org/greater-ontario-restaurant-week/
maybe you can discover some new unique places.
Thank you I’m similar LA/Irvine and SF.
Disclaimer- Ontario is not DTLA it’s a suburb. But yea, don’t move here LA people- we like our quiet town.
It definitely is not DTLA. Besides it being quiet, what else do you like about Ontario?
I just moved to Ontario last year im by 10 east fwy 4th and grove got my first house coming from East LA is very peaceful 5min from the airport at night I could hear the train and plane love it there is so much parking and has alot of potential there doing more construction on ontario downtown and yes is very historic is going to get higher my house was 510 and the value went higher less traffic there are walking trail on grove and Gst lots of jobs as amazon, ups , Ontario airport are hiring
Hi Nereyda. Welcome to the area! I've been here since 2016 and watched it grow and grow and grow. So much opportunity, like the airport as you said.
grew up in Ontario and how you started this video is why I live in Downtown LA now haha. Its not a bad place im just more a city person. its where I grew up so still have love for the place.
I hear that!
What's the better neighborhood or area for living at Ontario??
I get more people asking about the Ontario Ranch neighborhood than any other neighborhood. Probably because the homes, parks and shopping areas are very new. Fyi, the law says I must tell you every neighborhood is great, but allows me to tell you which is more popular.
@@Californialiving what about is Montclair?? I'd like something there because my kids school is in Montclair.
@@elmundodesantiygabriel5166 Montclair is great. it is a smaller city so the options are less. So if you live in Ontario or Pomona, you'd be just minutes from your kid's school. If you want, I can send you a list of all the homes that fit what you're looking for, no cost, no obligation. feel free to call/text 909-480-8282
@@Californialiving yes please, send me info.
@@Californialivingyes please send me your info
Very informative Oscar. Thank you,😊
Thank you
in december 99 i was helping a friend by guarding new construction at night. a massive windstorm came thru. 70-90 mile an hour winds, filled with sand. couldnt see. it bent garage doors like toys, broke windows, tore off a stop sign. i took it home. i'd say 40 homes were severly damaged.
Those Santa Ana winds really cause a lot of damage. A couple of years ago I lost a fence that way and had to replace the entire fence. Although the fence was really old and rotted, still I could have liked to have waited a few more months before having to replace an entire fence. That's something that, for some reason, is unknown in this area.
I was born and raised in Ontario. It was a great place on the early days but the charm has far left Ontario behind. Moved to Texas and never looked back.
What is the biggest difference you found when you moved to Texas?
@@Californialiving Far Less people, cost of living is considerably less, room to “stretch your legs” and a much more laid back environment. I live in a very rural area now which is how it was in my early years growing up.
Thank you ! This was helpful 🎉
I'm happy you found the info useful.
Way Overpopulated. I watched the Population go from 10,000 in the late 60s to 80,000 now. That's a lot of people to Cram into a 14 square mile town. I left in 2016. No regrets at all. Left Kommiefornia altogether. Have fun there with the traffic skyrocketing crime and a corrupt Police Department and City Government. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Perception is reality, right? I moved here from the Bronx. And when I got here I was like "look at all this space, all this available parking. Homes have LAWNS!" I thought the opposite. It's interesting how two people can have opposite views on the same environment. And we're both right. I'm glad you're happy where you ended up. I'll keep you posted on what is going on here.
I moved last year from Laguna beach where I had been living there for 3 years. I’ve enjoyed Ontario more in 1 year than Laguna in 3 years. The residents her nicer and younger lol
Welcome back, what are some of your favorite things to do in Ontario?
Is Ontario CA a safe place ? can we walk safely during the evening ?
To take a stroll around your neighborhood you'll be fine. After dinner my wife and I use take our 45 minute walks with no problems.
@@Californialiving Great to hear you enjoyed jogging and were safe. Another question please: Is Ontario very expensive place? I know California as a whole is the most expensive state in the country along with New York but in Ontario is life bit affordable for middle class people ? Can we go and make hiking on San Gabriella mountains which overlook the city ?
@@ghassanjenainaty4212 Ontario is the most affordable place in the area. And the mountains are just 20 minutes away. My favorite hike is the Claremont Loop. It is only 20 minutes from Ontario. If you're planning on relocating to this area you can give me a call, my contact info is in the description, and I can guide you to best area for you.
@@CalifornialivingThanks for the informations dear. Sorry for replying late. I hope to have chance to meet you someday. I wish for Ontario all the blessings and prosperity
Missed hearing from you and your lovely town which is part of my soul. Greetings from Lebanon ! @@Californialiving
What part of Ontario do you live in Oscar?
By Euclid. Did you go to the parade on Saturday?
@@Californialiving Sure did! I'm off euclid and 6th
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These facts sound pretty mild. As long as it doesn't have a high crime rate, full of drama and have jobs, I can deal.
How much are appts are going for , I’m thinking about moving out there late this year from Dallas, Tx
Hi, and thanks for your question. If you're looking to rent a 2-bedroom apartment the average is about $2300/m. Here is a graph of average prices crmls.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/5Qnw-Ljl
@@Californialiving thanks so much! I’m looking to move into a one bedroom
Those will run you about $1800.
@@Californialiving sorry to keep asking but ,1800 is for a mid apartment in a decent area or
No worries, ask away. And yes, as of today it's an average apartment in an average neighborhood.
Hi , good video. Can you explain end to end process of buying home in US? and costs that gets added up? Thank you
Yeah absolutely. Send me an email assist909@gmail.com for more details, but here are the bullet points:
Buyer decides on the area
Budget is determined
Financing is determined (cash or loan).
We take down exactly what you want and need.
Go out and see homes
Make offers on the best one(s).
Offer is accepted and deposit (~3%) is sent to escrow.
Inspection and appraisal done
More paper work.
Loan and escrow closes.
You get keys, move in, and enjoy.
I've been homeless for about two years, and my mom is trying to get a house or apartment in Ontario, California. It's near where I was born and raised.
Ontario is a great place to live, I hope she finds something she likes. Sorry to hear about your situation
@@Californialiving It's alright.
Can you do a good points, bad points video on Chino Hills?
absolutely, I'm on it. Btw, Chino is a great place to live.
I lived in chino hills all my life. It is the nicest suburban town in the inland empire. Absolutely go to chino hills over Ontario if your budget allows
@mikaylahutchinson6729 Yeah, I moved here in 1977, man, how it's grown. The best decision I've ever made in my life. Low crime rate. A bit pricey but well worth it. I just wanted to see others opinions.
The drive from Santa Monica to Hollywood takes an Hour
Imagine doing that everyday, crazy
Hello there. And what about the public shools from Ontario? Also the crime rate? Tks in advance!
Hi, thanks for the message. The best part about graduating from an Ontario high school is the free 2-yr college.
Ontario is nice were o grew up. There is alot of traffic I know bought my house in Hesperia cause it’s affordable. Ontario was not in my budget sadly also my job is up
Here I worked at ups in Ontario and I got a job offer to
Be a driver for ups up here in Victorville I 1000 times prefer to drive up here due to less traffic and business.
Hi Abraham, thanks for sharing. I know exactly what you mean. I had an opportunity to work in Long Beach and Santa Monica, but the traffic congestion was really tough. My job as a real estate broker entails driving,not as much as yours obviously, but still. And working in Ontario and up the hill makes a big difference in work lifestyle. So I totally get it. -Oscar
Come on bro it sounds like you hating on the city but you still trying to get your hassle off the city....you should go back to the Bronx bro this city is for the real ones
I don't mean to come off like that. I'm just sharing my experience. We can all move right? But we choose to stay, that should tell you something. my other videos talk about all the good the city does for the residents, but no one seems to want to see those.
Do you have buses there? Public transportation?
Yes, there are buses and trains. Just not as many and frequent as other places. Most people drive everywhere.
When I first saw the title of this video, my first thought was Southwest Airlines.
Oh really? What made you think that? I know SW flys out of ONT, is that why?
@@Californialiving No. Nothing like that. Just the color scheme. Probably just coincidence. That’s all.
love your honest opinions about ontario.
Thanks, I made some videos on why I really like Ontario if you want to check those out too.
I live in ontario California rn the winds roaring and like 7 days ago the rain killed someone bc it so strong😅
Winds and rain. We have it all
the bronx....that said it all.
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Forgot to say the new homes are pancaked together and where you should have a backyard is a house. And stop mentioning other city’s I thought this was about Ontario. My neighbor in Ontario (Creekside)is awesome but all the cows and flies are gone and we have to many people now. Stop coming to Ontario. JC
Creekside is a great area. I get a lot of people asking to move to there. Here is the city of Ontario's plan for new development www.ontarioca.gov/Planning/CurrentPlanning They have a lot of new communities coming in
Ontario is a Hispanic city
News Flash, Ontario is a city in the USA!!! This country is built by people of ALL ETHNICITIES. get use to it.
@Californialiving disagree, I used to lived in Ontario back in 1991, moved out because the Mexican gangs, crimes and smog, never will go back to that disgusting city.
@@CalifornialivingI definitely love the diversity. Ontario is one option for me whenever I go house hunting.
Wasted my time
What do think I should have covered instead?
Thanks for this We don't want anybody raising our property taxes so yes DONT MOVE HERE!!!!!
WE LOVE OUR CITY DON'T MOVE HERE
Ontario is in "the Path of Progress" which means more people will be moving here. Brace yourself.
Now I'm definitely moving here. Bringing all my relatives too😂