Name: Highland, CA
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Living in Highland, CA

Ranks better than 59% of areas Follow

Population

56,606

Median Age

31.2 Years

Highland Area Facts

Highland has a Livability Score of 59_/100, which is considered below average
Highland crime rates are 28% lower than the California average
Cost of living in Highland is 7% lower than the California average

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What do the locals think about Highland?

100%

Family friendly

50%

Public transit is accessible

50%

Walkable to grocery stores

100%

Yards are well-kept

25%

Lots of parks

50%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

50%

A quiet area

75%

Sense of community

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Highland Reviews

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Low Quality, High Price 1 rating By Anonymous ( Jan 10, 2020) Decent jobs are about 25 miles away , add the notorious California traffic and ruthless driving, be prepared to drive an hour to get to your job safely. Dangerous , boring, overpriced , Highland is one of the many suburbs of the bankrupt and #2 most dangerous U.S. city of San Ber ...Read More nardino. According to Home Snacks , California is #50 on the most expensive U.S. States. Read Less

If you have to live in the East Valley... 1.5 rating By Joe Johnson ( Dec 18, 2016) East Highland is nice, west Highland is ghetto land.If you have to live in the East Valley, then East Highland may be the best choice. It is less expensive than Redlands and Loma Linda and a way better choice than anywhere in San Bernardino. There isn't anything to do in Highland ...Read More itself, and the city's amenities for its residents are poor, the few parks are lame, the library is lame.The Redlands school district (East Highland) is well regarded for California, but compared to districts in other parts of the country with comparable housing costs, it is pretty awful. The good private schools are too far away to be practical. If you have kids and want them to be in a great school, the best advice is to move to a different state.Keep in mind that the San Andreas fault runs through/next to Highland, so have a good earthquake plan. Read Less

Our Big Move To Highland, CA 4.5 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 17, 2015) I moved to Highland, CA about six years ago with my husband and three children. I was a little nervous about the big move from Northern New England but once we were settled in everything fell into place very quickly. All of our neighbors were extremely welcoming and the schools h ...Read More ave the best curriculum I have seen in a long time. They actually care about what the children learn and take into consideration how a child learns best. If I have to pick out one particular thing about Highland that I love the most it would be the scenery. The palm trees here are gorgeous and the beaches are literally to die for, especially Perris Beach. Even though I say the beaches are my favorite, I have to keep in mine my massive shopping addiction. With over 300 business's in the area, I definitely have a lot of places to spend my money at.

Setting aside my feelings about Highland, CA, I know my kids are more in love with the place than I could ever be. Not only do they actually enjoy going to school, but they even partake in all the kids activities they can possibly handle. Highland has many programs for children, mainly outdoor sports and activities. Usually on the weekends when there is nothing going on for them we either go out to see a movie or go to one of the many restaurants in town. So far I have yet to find one that I have not liked. Every place is very clean and has food that you could never dream of. I have to say it is very different from the way we used to eat up North. I do miss it back home time to time but Highland has become my new home and I wouldn't leave here for anything. Read Less

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Our Big Move To Highland, CA 4.5 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 17, 2015) I moved to Highland, CA about six years ago with my husband and three children. I was a little nervous about the big move from Northern New England but once we were settled in everything fell into place very quickly. All of our neighbors were extremely welcoming and the schools h ...Read More ave the best curriculum I have seen in a long time. They actually care about what the children learn and take into consideration how a child learns best. If I have to pick out one particular thing about Highland that I love the most it would be the scenery. The palm trees here are gorgeous and the beaches are literally to die for, especially Perris Beach. Even though I say the beaches are my favorite, I have to keep in mine my massive shopping addiction. With over 300 business's in the area, I definitely have a lot of places to spend my money at.

Setting aside my feelings about Highland, CA, I know my kids are more in love with the place than I could ever be. Not only do they actually enjoy going to school, but they even partake in all the kids activities they can possibly handle. Highland has many programs for children, mainly outdoor sports and activities. Usually on the weekends when there is nothing going on for them we either go out to see a movie or go to one of the many restaurants in town. So far I have yet to find one that I have not liked. Every place is very clean and has food that you could never dream of. I have to say it is very different from the way we used to eat up North. I do miss it back home time to time but Highland has become my new home and I wouldn't leave here for anything. Read Less