Which areas do China people prefer to buy a house in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles is the first stop for China people to immigrate, buy a house or study in the United States from China.

Although Los Angeles is very big, foreign immigrants generally only consider two areas when purchasing real estate in Los Angeles: the Chinese area and the mainstream white area. The key points to be considered when buying a house are: school district/community, safety, price, appreciation potential and specific property requirements.

The Chinese community in Los Angeles, which we usually refer to, refers to the east and west sides of the San Gabriel Valley, which is the most concentrated area of Chinese. It is subdivided into Monterey Park, san gabriel valley, Ahambara City, Pasadena City, Arcadia, Temple and so on. Here you can see signs with Chinese characters written everywhere, where you can live directly in Chinese. You can consult myfang800.

Extending from the west to the east of San Gabriel Valley, the cities include Rowland Heights, Walnut City, Diamond Bar and Chinogong City. The average proportion of Chinese in the Eastern District is around 40%. In Chinogon, it's around 20%. Further, in Balinda, Orange County, the proportion of Chinese has dropped below 10%.

The Chinese community has gradually extended from Los Angeles to Orange County. The famous cities here are Irvine, Balinda, fullerton and brea, and the famous coastal cities are Newport Beach, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. The proportion of Chinese in Orange County is about 2.7%.

Palos verdes-PV by the sea and Torrance, a nearby city, are also China people's favorite areas.