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Originally Posted by edale
Interesting list. Would there be any way to show the numbers of the top two Asian groups in the IE? San Jose and SF should be looked at together, and same with LA and the IE. When you combine SJ and SF, their Chinese population exceeds LA's, but I'm curious what happens when the IE is added in for LA. I don't perceive the IE as having a large Asian presence, but it's hard to say. LA's Chinese community is on the eastern side of the MSA, so it's plausible that some of them have moved even further east and are now part of the IE metro area.
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I can only say this anecdotally, but yes, quite a number of Filipinos in Rancho Cucamonga, going by the Filipino restaurants and businesses that are there. And yes, a lot of boba shops and regional Chinese restaurants in Chino Hills, and a Taiwanese friend of mine moved to Chino a year or 2 ago. So yes, there is an Asian presence in the IE that's probably growing. Asians tend to like newer/brand-new housing, and there are plenty of new tract homes being built there.