Fontana, California
Once upon a time, Fontana was just one of the smaller (shall we say, less urban?) cities dotting the Inland Empire. Although the city's now grown to nearly 200,000 residents and is on the commuter corridors of the 10, 15 and 210 freeways, somehow the nickname “Fontucky” has stuck. Don't let it deter you, however weird it feels to say, – if you're looking for an affordable alternative to the coastal cities, Fontucky just may fit the bill.
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North Fontana (92336)
Consists of mostly cookie-cutter single-family homes and condominium developments. The neighborhoods of Coyote Canyon, Summit Heights, California Landings, Citrus Heights, West End, Rancho Fontana and Walnut Ridge all fall within NF.
South Fontana (92337)
Parts of South Fontana have managed to retain some of the flavor of the city's small town roots. Homes and apartments are of older construction, yards are larger - and folks keeping livestock, such as chickens or horses, is not uncommon.
City Center (92335)
It's affordable, and while even the smallest complexes have pools. Most also offer Courtesy Patrols, ie: on-site security guards.
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Welcome to the September 2018 Fontana Rent Report. Fontana rents declined over the past month. In this report, we'll evaluate trends in the Fontana rental market, including comparisons to cities throughout the metro, state, and nation.