u/Hayat_Moore — reddlx

Thinking about moving to Corona? Here’s what people are REALLY getting for their money in 2026

Been talking to a lot of buyers relocating from OC, LA, and even out of state lately, and one thing keeps coming up:

Corona still gives people more house for the money compared to a lot of nearby cities especially for families wanting more space, newer neighborhoods, and good commuter access.

But buyers are definitely noticing:

Higher insurance costs
HOA/Mello Roos in some areas
Traffic depending on commute
Rising utility costs

That said, many are still choosing Corona because:

Bigger homes/yards
Better value than much of OC
Access to Temescal Valley, South Corona, Dos Lagos, etc.
Good mix of newer communities + established neighborhoods

Curious! If you moved to Corona recently, what surprised you most?
Good or bad.

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u/Hayat_Moore — 3 days ago

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If you’re in/around Corona and looking for plans, here’s a solid list of what’s going on this May:

Cinco de Mayo actually has a few options this year, mariachi at Dos Lagos, a parade + fiesta at Corona City Park, plus food/drink events at spots like Circle City Tavern and De Poca Madre.

Mid-month there’s Relay for Life at Santana Park, a lobster fest, and a pretty big weekend with Ben Folds performing at Dos Lagos + a car show (Cruising for a Cause).

Mother’s Day weekend has a bunch of brunch options around town, and there’s also random fun stuff like paint nights, craft & sip, Pilates + pickleball, and a car meet later in the month.

Also, Wine Down does brunch every Sunday if you just need a consistent go-to.

If I missed anything good, drop it below 👇

u/Hayat_Moore — 9 days ago