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Chula Vista, a large coastal city in California, is the state’s 15th largest community, with a population of 274,333 across 55 neighborhoods. It has a significant real estate rental market and a strong presence of professionals in computers and math, surpassing 95% of U.S. communities in this sector.
The city also attracts a large population of young, single, educated professionals in their 20s and 30s. Education levels are notably high, with 31.20% of adults holding at least a bachelor's degree, compared to the national average of 21.84%.
With a per capita income of $37,618 in 2022, Chula Vista falls into the middle-income bracket for California and the upper-middle-income bracket for the U.S. However, the city has a mix of wealthy and low-income residents.
Chula Vista is highly diverse, with 60.17% of residents identifying as Hispanic or Latino. The largest racial groups are White and Asian, with notable ancestries including German, Irish, English, Italian, and French. Spanish is the most commonly spoken language, followed by English and Tagalog, reflecting the city's multicultural demographic.
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Chula Vista Resort
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Bowlero Chula Vista
Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center
Living Coast Discovery Center
Historic Third Avenue
North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
Chula Vista Marina
Otay Ranch Town Center
Rohr Park
OnStage Playhouse
Chula Vista encompasses several zip codes, each associated with distinct neighborhoods. Some of the primary zip codes and their corresponding neighborhoods include:
Chula Vista, with a population of 274,333 and 83,074 housing units, has some of the highest real estate costs in the nation, though still lower than California’s most expensive communities. The median house value stands at $954,888.
Single-family detached homes dominate the housing market, making up 53.14% of units, followed by large apartment complexes (23.51%), row houses and attached homes (13.58%), and smaller apartment buildings or duplexes (5.15%). The most common homes are three- and four-bedroom single-family residences.
The city has a balanced mix of homeowners (59.48%) and renters (40.52%).
Over the past decade, Chula Vista has seen exceptional real estate appreciation, with home values rising by 119.24% and an average annual increase of 8.17%. This places the city among the top 20% nationally for real estate growth, making it a strong long-term investment for home buyers and investors.
Despite national housing market downturns, Chula Vista's property values have continued to rise faster than most communities. The latest quarterly data shows a 2.45% increase, translating to an annualized rate of 10.16%, further reinforcing its appeal for short-term and long-term investors.
As of March 2025, the average rent in Chula Vista is approximately $2,125 per month, 36% higher than the national average rent price of $1,558/month. The average rent in Chula Vista, California, varies depending on the data source and the type of rental property.
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