Los Angeles metro, CA relocation guide
Moving to La Habra Heights, CA
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About La Habra Heights
La Habra Heights is a semi-rural hillside community of about 5,400–5,700 residents (2020 census 5,682, per Census QuickFacts; 2024 estimate ~5,382, per citypopulation.de; read September 24, 2026), incorporated in 1978 (citypopulation.de).
Home prices in La Habra Heights
The median listing price in La Habra Heights is $1.3M.
Top places in La Habra Heights
- The horse and hiking trail network through the canyons — the city's signature amenity.
- Hacienda Hills / Powder Canyon area access to the Whittier–Puente Hills trail system.
- Avocado and citrus groves on the large-lot estates.
- La Habra Heights Park (also called Hacienda Park) and city facilities on Hacienda Road.
- Nearby: La Habra's downtown La Habra Boulevard, Whittier's Uptown district, and the Fullerton courthouse/Metrolink access.
Commuting from La Habra Heights
- Approximate drive to downtown Los Angeles (about 25 miles): ~30–45 minutes off-peak via CA-60 and I-710/SR-57; peak-hour commutes can exceed an hour.
- No rail service; the nearest Metrolink is the Fullerton station (Orange County Line / Southwest Chief) ~8 miles south, and Metrolink's San Bernardino Line at Industry ~6 miles north.
- Commuters use Hacienda Blvd, Fullerton Rd, and the 60/57/5 freeway network.
La Habra Heights FAQs
- What is the housing market like in La Habra Heights, CA?
The median listing price in La Habra Heights is $1.3M. 36 active listings, $550/sq. ft., 47 median days on market · Realtor.com · 2026-09-24 - How is the commute from La Habra Heights, CA?
Approximate drive to downtown Los Angeles (about 25 miles): ~30–45 minutes off-peak via CA-60 and I-710/SR-57; peak-hour commutes can exceed an hour.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.