Hacienda Heights

Hacienda Heights spreads across the hills of the southeastern San Gabriel Valley, an unincorporated community that grew up mostly in the 1950s through the 1970s, which shows in the mix of ranch homes and larger split-level houses built to take advantage of the hillside terrain. Lots here tend to run larger than in the flatter cities nearby, and a lot of the newer, more custom homes sit up in the hills with views stretching out over the valley, while the older sections closer to Hacienda Boulevard have more modest, traditional single-story houses.

The Hsi Lai Temple, one of the largest Buddhist temples in the Western Hemisphere, sits right in the community and has shaped both the local landscape and the identity of the area, which has one of the largest Chinese and Taiwanese populations in the San Gabriel Valley. That influence carries through the restaurants, markets, and businesses along the major corridors, and it's a community where multigenerational households are common, with families often buying larger homes specifically to accommodate grandparents or grown children living under one roof.

People tend to stay in Hacienda Heights for the schools, the space, and the strong sense of an established, family-oriented community that's held onto its character even as the surrounding valley has changed around it.

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