Juno, Pomona, CA 91767
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Juno by Taylor Morrison
Pomona, CA 91767

  • 3-4 Beds
  • 3-4 Baths
  • 1,223-1,673 sqft

$599,990 - $699,990

Est. Mortgage $4,087/mo*
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$599,990 - $699,990

Est. Mortgage $4,087/mo*
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3-4 Beds
3-4 Baths
1,223-1,673 sqft

Local Information

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Quick Move-in Homes (3)

All (3)
3 bd (2)
4 bd (1)
414 Cypress Grove Ln
3bd
2.5ba
1,223 sqft
$599,990
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410 Cypress Grove Ln
3bd
2.5ba
1,558 sqft
$659,990
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409 Cypress Grove Ln
4bd
3.5ba
1,673 sqft
$699,990
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Buildable Plans (3)

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3 bd (2)
4 bd (1)
Plan 1 Plan
3bd
2.5ba
1,223 sqft
$599,990+
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Plan 2 Plan
3bd
2.5ba
1,558 sqft
$659,990+
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Plan 3 Plan
4bd
3.5ba
1,673 sqft
$699,990+
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Community Description

Plant roots in a place of your own at Juno, a community of new townhomes for sale in Pomona, CA - Now selling! This quaint community of just 45 homes makes it easy to connect with neighbors and create a sense of belonging. A dog park and playground are all just outside your door. With quick commuter access to I-10 and Fairplex events, you'll have an array of employment and entertainment options. Cal Poly Pomona adds a lively and energetic vibe to the area. If you're ready to ditch the rent and step into new construction, this upcoming community could be your perfect next step!
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1707 N Towne Avenue
Pomona, CA 91767
(760) 316-1040
Mon:10AM-6PM;Tue:10AM-6PM;Wed:10AM-6PM;Thu:10AM-6PM;Fri:10AM-6PM;Sat:10AM-6PM;Sun:10AM-6PM;

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What Locals Say about Pomona

At least 1111 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 88 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 78 % Say car is needed

  • 71 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 70 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 68 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 60 % Say parking is easy

  • 56 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 53 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 52 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 52 % Say kids play outside

  • 48 % Say it's quiet

  • 45 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 43 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 33 % Say there's wildlife

  • 32 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 21 % Say there are community events

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Trulia User
    "It’s pretty good most of the time except when the foothill transit bus doesn’t stop when it’s supposed to☹️"
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  • Rojasblanca5
    "I lived in this neighborhood five years and moved from Pasadena ca I love here in Pomona its quit here in my neighborhood .Nieghbors are friendly ,it’s kids friendly and pet friendly it’s quiet there’s schools close by it’s clean yards are kept up I love it here ….."
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  • Cecille S.
    "Some people let their dogs run around lose in the streets and they can get run over by cars or stolen away…"
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  • Elizabeth Perez
    "It’s nice to have events close by at the Fairplex, and there are a lot of great public/community resources available throughout Pomona— specifically public health. Our neighborhood, specifically, does not do any organized events, and I generally spend my time outside of Pomona (grocery shopping/errands in La Verne, San Dimas, or Glendora, and work in Orange County) because many parts of Pomona are NOT safe at all and I don’t feel comfortable taking my family anywhere in town."
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  • Leslie Aparicio
    "For the most part it’s quiet and my neighbors are friendly. I’ve lived here for almost 13 years and I still really like it. I might be move in the near future just because we need more room"
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  • Mirandangelica03
    "It is a quiet place, safe to live that communicates egotismo main avenues The área has a pleasent climate"
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  • Nicole Ortega
    "There are not very many community events that I am aware of. The one that I do know is every second Saturday they have food vendors and performers. "
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  • Leslie
    "Nice little neighborhood in Pomona. I hidden gem inside of Pomona. I really love living in Yorba District "
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  • Kyler
    "There are constantly events being put on by the community throughout the month such as Second Saturday in downtown."
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  • Ruizjuan28288
    "I commute to los Angeles everyday so my drive home is usually long. But when it comes to in city driving it’s pretty great "
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  • Mandonavarro77
    "Downtown Pomona becomes a haven for culture and family fun every other Saturday with its monthly artwalks and food venders. Not to mention the shops too. "
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  • Leslie Aparicio
    "During Halloween, a lot of houses in the neighborhood decorate and are kid friendly for trick or treating and the atmosphere is great during Christmas time as well . Lots of decorations and smiley neighbors "
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  • Juan Lopez
    "I live in this Historic District for 15 yrs. Besides the old homes, there are lots of old massive trees that create lots of shade for the neighborhood. It’s a beautiful peaceful area to live in. "
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  • Juan Lopez
    "I live in a Historic District and every one keeps their homes original and clean. It’s peaceful in my neighborhood. "
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  • Trulia User
    "My commute is 12 miles west of me and takes me 30 minutes to get there. I use 210 fwy then use streets"
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  • Eescobedobg
    "Manageable with options. Great freeway access. Very little bumper to bumper traffic. Can get to downtown LA in 35 min with good traffic"
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  • Monique Tellez
    "People would not like to walk their dogs here outside because there are homeless everywhere and prostitutes on all the main streets."
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  • Jennsickies
    "I don’t think Pomona is safe. I don’t feel Comfortable taking a walk. There are homeless encampments in many locations. I regularly call to report graffiti. The roads aren’t great; lots of potholes. Doesn’t seem to be important for city entities to take care of. Pomona isn’t well-maintained. "
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  • Jennsickies
    "Don’t come here. Streets aren’t maintained. Sidewalks aren’t maintained. It’s not safe. I don’t feel safe walking around. I highly recommend moving out of state. "
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  • Viera.george
    "Open spaces and good parks. Everybody is dog friendly and picks up after their dogs. Nice people and friendly community."
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  • Juan Lopez
    "We can walk our dogs and all pet owners walk dogs with leash. Good neighborhood. In Lincoln Park area. "
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  • Trulia User
    "I just moved here, so unfortunately, I don't really know. There are several colleges that host events, a Shakespeare festival, hiking at local parks, and a lively downtown. "
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  • Trulia User
    "I really like the neighborhood because it's a great place to race your kids. I also love the parks and stores locations around this area"
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  • Rebecca J.
    "Alot of stray dogs and feral cats in the area. No leash law enforced and streets are heavy with high speed traffic. "
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  • Lea V.
    "It has such history and enormous potential for becoming a great up and coming area. It has plenty of restaurants and stores yet with its pockets of residential neighborhoods."
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  • Lea V.
    "Close to everything. Not downtown Los Angeles kind of traffic but still fairly busy. Currently not the best place to live but has great potential."
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  • Jennifer M.
    "cars do speed on residential streets in pomona lack of stop signs but there is a increase in policing traffic laws and do their best to catch drivers who are speeding "
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  • Rockabillyesaul
    "Pomona has ugly parts in the two main blvds and some houses. Nonetheless, it has a few really nice residential areas and the down town part is thriving. It makes me somewhat proud of living in a city with a lot of history and culture."
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  • Wendy M.
    "move out ASAP. too many bums. school district sucks, doesn't place enough importance on special ED department. gen ed is ok. few teachers at Garey high who care. look for those "
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  • Stephanie B.
    "There is no room for dogs here, all the yards are small and cramped. This is not the place for dogs for sure."
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  • Alyssa A.
    "The city is getting better as a whole. However, there are still some areas where the crime is very high and there’s some gang affiliation."
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  • Izzypacheco5
    "The city is improving and it is the next gentrified area. That sucks to here but it’s become more welcoming to outsiders. People talk down on Pomona but I’ve loved it here"
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  • Marely S.
    "I guess the fact that my friends live in the area, there is a park close by, stores close by, and that there are schools close by."
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  • Jennifer O.
    "Right now, we are all working remotely so our commute is 0. Other than that, we would be driving to LA. That can take two hours (one way). "
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  • Qkenia54688
    "To make sure neighborhood is safe specially if there’s kids around. There are schools close to home."
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  • John N.
    " Very poor neighborhood kind of CD with graffiti on the wallsI wouldn’t go for a walk after dark. Old neighborhoods here in the streets are bad"
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  • Dawnthalacker1
    "there's lots of dogs all the time and they always seem quite happy walking their people around here "
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  • Monica D.
    "The quiet cul de sac and big yard create a great and safe environment to play in. Our neighbors keep an eye out for our children and for anything out of the ordinary."
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  • Eloy G.
    "It bad neighbored to go for a walk to many thieves and burglars not enough police patrols no privacy"
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  • Ealvarez123
    "Pomona is dangerous, you cannot hang out outside, you may get shot, its s bad neighborhood, I am trying to move out, I have lived here for 14 years snd never hang out outside, mostly in the back yard"
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Juno is a new community in Pomona, CA by Taylor Morrison. This new construction community offers 3-4 bed, 3-4 bath homes ranging from 1,223-1,673 sqft. There are 3 plan types available at Juno.