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Chula Vista Real Estate For Sale In CA

Chula Vista

Chula Vista is nestled on the southern coast of California. Modern Chula Vista was founded in the early 19th century and incorporated in October 1911. Real estate in Chula Vista, CA has the benefit of both waterfront and mountain views. "Beautiful View," in Spanish, Chula Vista, is so named because of its scenic location between the San Diego Bay and coastal mountain foothills.

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Chula Vista, CA 91913

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Chula Vista, CA 91915

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Chula Vista, CA 91915

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Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91913

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2357 Grand Forks Road

Chula Vista, CA 91915

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471 Fourth Avenue I #I

Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91913

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376 Center Street 317 #317

Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91913

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Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Chula Vista, CA 91913

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Chula Vista, CA 91910

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Real Estate Market in Chula Vista, CA

Known for its beautiful views, outdoor lifestyle, and family-friendly atmosphere, Chula Vista real estate is always in high demand. The 2020 Census puts the population at approximately 274,000 residents with a median age of 36years. Chula Vista has a relatively young population which has continued to spur economic and cultural growth.

With a comparatively affordable market when held up against the rest of the San Diego Bay area, homes in Chula Vista start in the mid $500s and go for upwards of $2.5 million. The median home cost for the area is $730,500. While this is higher than the California average, it is approximately 20% lower than the San Diego median price, making it a good option for families looking for the southern California experience at a lower real estate cost. Homes for sale in Chula Vista sell relatively quickly; the market has maintained steady activity, selling in under 18 days within $20k over/under the list price.

The city has several neighborhoods, making it possible to find a cheaper place that maintains access to the best of Chula Vista! You can find affordable real estate in Chula Vista with access to Silver Strand State Beach, Otay Lake, or one of several parks nestled in the foothills of the Jamul and San Ysidro Mountains.

Distance from Chula Vista to Other Major Cities

9.8 miles to San Diego, CA
12.4 miles to Tijuana, BCN, Mexico
45.5 miles to Oceanside, CA
127 miles to Los Angeles, CA
102 miles to Disneyland
356 miles to Phoenix, AZ

Neighborhoods in Chula Vista, CA

Comprising 23 neighborhoods, from oceanfront to mountain foothills, real estate in Chula Vista, CA is highly varied, and you can be assured of finding a home to suit your individual needs.

Otay Ranch

If you are looking for a fast-growing affordable neighborhood, look no further than Otay Ranch. A master-planned community with new constructions starting in the mid $530s, Otay Ranch is family-friendly with access to plenty of parks, top schools, and shopping.

Eastlake Woods

Still very desirable, but with much higher home costs, Eastlake Woods on the east side of Chula Vista real estate is routinely listed for $1.5 million and higher. Homes tend to be mansions or large homes with expansive yards. You also have access to Montvale Park plus the top-rated Eastlake Middle School.

Rancho Del Rey

Popular with young families and young professionals, Rancho Del Rey is situated in the center of Chula Vista with prime access to I-805 for easy commuting to work and school. Though, you don't need to look far for schools, as Rancho Del Rey is home to several top-rated public and private schools.

Popular Chula Vista Suburbs

Bonita Long Canyon
Eastlake Greens
Otay Ranch
Rancho Del Rey

Schools in Chula Vista, CA

Chula Vista real estate has access to 3 school districts. Two districts, Chula Vista Elementary School District and National Elementary School District, service primary schools in the area; Sweetwater Union High School District services all public secondary schools in Chula Vista, CA. The Chula Vista Elementary School District is the largest K-6 district in California, encompassing a total of 44 campuses. Chula Vista is also home to several private and charter schools.

Top Primary Schools in Chula Vista, California

Parkview Elementary School
Arroyo Elementary School
Arroyo Charter School
Eastlake Middle School

Top Secondary Schools in Chula Vista, California

Eastlake High School
Olympian High School
Mater Dei Catholic High School

Higher Education in Chula Vista, California

Southwestern College, located on the east side of the city between I-805 and SR 125, is the only higher education institute in southern San Diego County. Beyond providing education for students, Southwestern College is a large employer for the region.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chula Vista, CA Real Estate

What is the zip code for Chula Vista, California?

Within the San Diego, CA metropolitan area, Chula Vista real estate covers 10 zip codes in total. Top zip codes include

91910 - Downtown Chula Vista, Rancho Del Rey; great water access
91911 - Otay, Fruitdale; Chula Vista Bayfront Park; water access
91913 - Eastlake, Cockatoo Grove; top schools
91915 - Eastlake Greens; Lower Otay Lake access

What county is Chula Vista, California in?

Chula Vista real estate can be found in San Diego County, in Southern California.

What is the median household income for Chula Vista, California?

The median household income for Chula Vista is approximately $89,500.

When do schools in Chula Vista, California start this year?

Chula Vista schools operate on a year-round calendar. The school year typically begins in late July and concludes in late May or early June.

What is the closest commercial airport to Chula Vista, California?

San Diego International Airport (SAN) is the closest U.S. airport to Chula Vista approximately 15-20 minutes from downtown Chula Vista.

Things To Do In Chula Vista, CA

From outdoor adventures and beachside relaxation to arts and culture, Chula Vista has something for everyone to enjoy. You’ll be surprised when you discover just how many cool places there are to discover near Chula Vista real estate, not just in the city, but in the surrounding area too.

OnStage Playhouse

Located in the heart of downtown, Chula Vista's OnStage Playhouse, established in 1986, is the only live theater in the South Bay area. The theater seats 60 and puts on six plays or musicals every season. All staff and performers are volunteers passionate about the arts and their local South Bay community.

The Living Coast Discovery Center

The nature center is located on Sweetwater Marsh and is a center for education and rehabilitation. Home to plants and animals native to the region, the nature center specializes in rehabbing and caring for several species of birds that cannot be released back into the wild. You can tour the surrounding marshland or check out the shark habitat.

Third Ave Village

Chula Vista's historic downtown is managed by the 501c6 organization Third Avenue Village Association. The goal of the organization is to maintain the historic Chula Vista neighborhood along with beautification and revitalization. The historic downtown is home to small local businesses, breweries, restaurants, and more. One of the more popular attractions on Third Avenue is the farmer's market. Bringing local foods and groceries together in one place for residents to purchase and enjoy.

Lemon Festival

Known as the Lemon Capital of the World, Chula Vista's annual Lemon Festival draws both locals and tourists alike. The festival is organized by the Third Avenue Village Association and has been running for over 25 years. The festival is full of arts, music, and a variety of live performances. And, of course, hundreds of lemon-flavored treats, like ice cream and pies!

Chula Vista Bayside Park

This park is one of several along the Bay in Chula Vista. Bayside is particularly beautiful with great views of the San Diego Bay and the downtown San Diego Skyline. The park has bike and hiking paths, play structures, and concessions. A local favorite is the fishing pier the park offers.

North Island Credit Union Amphitheater

One of the largest outdoor concert venues in the region, the amphitheater seats over 20,500 people and hosts hundreds of concerts every year. The amphitheater has been open since 1998 and was the first open-air theater of its kind in southern California. Notable guests include artists from a variety of genres; Keith Urban, Heart, and Rob Zombie have all performed here.

Sesame Place Theme Park

A perfect place for families of all ages. The Sesame Place Theme Park covers 17 acres and is full of Sesame Street-themed rides and attractions.

Living in Chula Vista, CA

Like most of the Southern California region, Chula Vista has a higher cost of living than other areas of California but remains lower than the state average. In comparison to nearby San Diego, Chula Vista is a more affordable choice if you want to live near San Diego Bay.

With comfortable weather year-round, beautiful views, 65 parks, and just over 92 miles of hiking trails, Chula Vista real estate gives you access to the best of outdoor living. In addition to hiking and exploring mountains, Chula Vista is situated perfectly on the San Diego Bay, giving you access to the beach as well.

One of Chula Vista's main goals is to keep the city as accessible as possible. In addition to the miles of hiking and walking paths, there are extensive biking paths and a trolley system to navigate the city. Chula Vista has a crime rate 39% lower than the rest of the United States. Known for being family oriented and with top-rated schools, Chula Vista is a great place to call home.

Medical Access in Chula Vista, California

Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center is a campus of San Diego's Sharp Medical. With services for everyone from seniors to newborns fresh out of labor and delivery, you can be assured of quality healthcare when living in Chula Vista. If needed, you are also a short 15-minute drive from San Diego and its expansive medical facilities.

Sports in Chula Vista, California

While no major league teams make their home in Chula Vista you can still find plenty of sports teams to root for. Chula VIsta is home to Chula VIsta FC, part of NISA Nation.

You can also find the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center, formerly the Olympic Training Center. The U.S. national rugby team practices at the facility along with Olympic-level athletes for over 20 other sports. The training center hosts Olympic and Paralympic trials throughout the year.

Weather in Chula Vista, California

The weather in Chula Vista can best be described as year-round comfortable! Even in the hottest months, temperatures rarely top 80 degrees, and winters see averages only in the high 40s. Of course, some years there are outliers, but Chula Vista is perfect for those seeking an outdoor lifestyle. In regards to precipitation, Chula Vista homes see, on average, less than 11 inches of rainfall a year and no snow.

Transportation in Chula Vista, California

Air Travel

There are two major airports easily accessible to real estate in Chula Vista, CA. San Diego International Airport is a 20-minute drive north of Chula Vista, CA. It primarily offers domestic flights, servicing over 20 million passengers yearly. The airport also provides nonstop international flights to destinations in Canada, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.

If it is more convenient, Tijuana International Airport (TIJ), is located 30 minutes south of Chula Vista across the Mexico border. TIJ has a special terminal connecting across the border using a sky bridge set up with dedicated immigration booths to create a smooth process and binational usage of the airport.

Public Transportation

Access all of Chula Vista real estate by using the expansive trolley and bus system. The MTS is run by the city of San Diego and expands throughout the San Diego Bay Area.

In addition to the trolley system, over 150 miles of bike paths and lanes permeate the city as an alternative to using cars.

Highway Travel

Chula Vista has access to three major interstates, I-5, I-805, and I-905. State routes 125 and 54 also pass through the city.

Chula Vista, CA Job Market

Those looking for real estate in Chula Vista have a wide variety of employment opportunities. The city of Chula Vista's main drive for its economy is tourism and small businesses. However, due to its proximity to both San Diego and being part of the San Diego Metropolitan area, the job opportunities are endless.

Top Employers

Chula Vista Elementary School District
Sweetwater Union School District
Chula Vista Medical Center
Wells Fargo
AT&T

The nearby Naval Base San Diego has been in operation since 1922 and is home to over 24,000 service members and 10,000 civilians. Due to its proximity on the Bay to the naval base, Chula Vista sees a large number of both tourists and commuters to and from the base.

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