Neighborhood in Corona, CA

Is Central Corona South a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe53

Medium56

Low518

Other308

88 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape11

Child involved71

Assault11

Other4

Crime Details:

Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.

Crime date	Crime description	Address	Crime category
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, a passerby reported a possible pedestrian walking slowly on the right shoulder of northbound I-15 near Magnolia Avenue in a dark area, possibly carrying a baby or another object.	I-15, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a possible second disabled dark vehicle on the right shoulder of northbound I-15 near the 6th Street off-ramp in Norco, called in by the same reporting party.	I-15, Norco, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report from a passerby about a possible disabled white sedan on the right shoulder of northbound I-15 south of 2nd Street, and a Maryland vehicle registration was checked in connection with the contact.	I-15, Norco, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a suspicious person at a disabled dark gray Honda Civic on the right shoulder of eastbound Highway 91 near Promenade. The reporting party was waiting at a nearby warehouse and said they could still see the person with a flashlight near the vehicle.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Suspicious Activity
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, officers report an apparent traffic stop in the center divide of westbound Highway 91 east of Highway 71, and indicate the situation is under control.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, a traffic unit reported picking up a cone blocking westbound lanes on the freeway near McKinley in Corona.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible road hazard on the Taylor Street on-ramp to westbound State Route 91, where a white pickup truck apparently dropped a large box in the right lane and then stopped on the right shoulder just east of McKinley.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, units respond to a reported traffic hazard involving a cone in the slow lane on westbound Highway 91 east of McKinley Street in Corona.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, an officer initiated a traffic stop on westbound Highway 91 near the McKinley Street off-ramp in Corona.	CA-91, Corona, CA	Traffic
Jul 16, 2026	As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic indicates a possible reckless driving complaint about vehicles reportedly doing donuts between McKinley and Interstate 15 in Corona, California, but responding units were unable to locate any involved vehicles.	I-15, Corona, CA	Traffic

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Median Home Price

$832,238

Average Rent

$4,354

Vacancy Rate

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Overview

Central Corona South is an urban neighborhood in Corona, California, featuring primarily medium to large single-family homes. Most homes were built between 1970 and 1999, with some from 1940 to 1969.

The neighborhood has a 0.0% vacancy rate, reflecting very tight housing supply. It stands out for having one of the lowest child poverty rates in the U.S., making it attractive for families.

UrbanLow Child PovertyDetached Homes

Quick Facts

Child Poverty Rate	0.0%

Housing market and real estate character

Housing in Central Corona South is almost entirely detached single-family homes, with a very low vacancy rate indicating strong demand. The homes are mostly built between 1970 and 1999, with some older homes from 1940 to 1969.

Detached Single-Family Homes	98.8%
Housing Age (1970-1999)
Owner Occupied	Majority

What buyers will notice right away

Zero vacancy rate indicates tight housing supply and strong demand.

Nearly all homes are detached single-family, appealing to buyers seeking this housing type.

Families & Lifestyle

Central Corona South is notable for its extremely low child poverty rate, making it a strong choice for families. The neighborhood offers a stable community with a mix of occupations.

Extremely low child poverty supports family well-being.

High owner occupancy fosters community stability.

Family-Friendly — Low child poverty and strong owner occupancy create a supportive environment for families.

Diverse Occupations — Residents work in sales, executive, clerical, and manufacturing roles.

Child Poverty Rate	0.0%

Demographics

Sales and Service Occupations	30.9%
Executive, Management & Professional Occupations	29.5%
Income Rank	Above average
Child Poverty Rate	0.0%
Hungarian Ancestry	1.9%
Persian Speakers	0.5%
Foreign Born	13.5%

Commute

Most residents drive alone to work, with many facing commutes between 45 minutes and one hour, longer than average.

The neighborhood is car-dependent with longer commute times typical of suburban areas.

High Drive Alone Rate — Most residents rely on private vehicles.

Long Commutes — Many spend 45-60 minutes commuting one way.

Drive Alone Rate	80.9%
Carpool Rate	9.1%
Main Commute Time	45-60 minutes

Homes for sale near 92882

For-sale listings in this zip code. Open a property in HoodScore to run a safety report.

$670,000

3 bd | 3 ba | 1,684 sqft

1559 San Fernando Dr

Corona, CA, 92882