Suburb
Dublin
- A+Overall Grade
- Suburb of San Francisco, CA
- 60 reviews
- Public SchoolsA+
- Crime & SafetyB
- HousingB-
- NightlifeB+
- Good for FamiliesA+
- DiversityA
- JobsB+
- WeatherA
- Cost of LivingD+
- Health & FitnessA
- Outdoor ActivitiesA
- CommuteB+
Real Estate
Dublin Rankings
Niche ranks thousands of places to live based on key statistics from the U.S. Census and and expert insights.
Crime & Safety
Crime & Safety
B
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Residents
Diversity
A
Based on ethnic and economic diversity.
Median Household Income
$128,403
National
$55,322Children
21%
Top Public Schools Serving Dublin
- A+
Dublin High School
- Dublin Unified School District, CA
- 9-12
- 349 reviews
- A
Dublin Elementary School
- Dublin Unified School District, CA
- K-5
- A
John Green Elementary School
- Dublin Unified School District, CA
- K-5
- A
James Dougherty Elementary School
- Dublin Unified School District, CA
- K-5
- A
Eleanor Murray Fallon
- Dublin Unified School District, CA
- 6-8
- 4 reviews
Top Private Schools in Dublin
- A+
The Quarry Lane School
- Private School
- Dublin, CA
- PK, K-12
- 89 reviews
- A
Valley Christian Schools
- Private School
- Dublin, CA
- PK, K-12
- 17 reviews
- NG
St. Raymond School
- Private School
- Dublin, CA
- K-8
- NG
Fountainhead Montessori Elementary School
- Private School
- Dublin, CA
- PK, K-6
- NG
St. Philip Lutheran School
- Private School
- Dublin, CA
- PK, K-8
- 6 reviews
Dublin Reviews
60 reviews
All Categories
Three stars only becaues it has good schools (but they are crowded because of the over building and not much regard to how to take care of all the new people that have moved here into these new houses). It's very middle-america but with money. It is NOT diverse, white people, Asian People, East Indian people, thats about it. It's an odd city in the middle of some crazy growth. No culture, not nightlife, no entertainment (there is a movie theater and strip malls). Food is mostly chains. Its friendly-ish, pretty safe. BART is here so you can get to the city easily. It is very centrally located but the traffic to where most people who moved here work (silicon valley) is pretty awful. It is clean, no gangs, churches... If you like a good suburb with lots of box stores, high density housing, new neighborhoods with overpriced houses and you don't mind everything closing down by 7:00 this could be home.
I have lived in Dublin, CA for 15 years and I highly recommend this city to anyone thinking about living here. The Dublin School District has many primary schools all around the city, and they are top notch schools. One downside is that there is only one high school, which is located in West Dublin. Most other cities in the bay have 3 or 4 high schools, so Dublin High School is very populated as of right now. This leads to the extended time is takes for the morning commute to work, since all of Dublin's high school students have to get to one place at once. Dublin is very safe, and there is little to no crime at all. The city is very welcoming, and the neighborhoods are family friendly too. The students at the schools are diverse, and there are more and more job opportunities available since Dublin is growing very quickly. Compared to the rest of the Bay Area, Dublin isn't on the cheap side.
Dublin is a pleasant city to live in that includes a decent amount of diversity and friendliness. Being a senior at Dublin High School, I feel the presence of inclusiveness of diversity. In general, people are very reserved and the neighborhoods are nice and peaceful, not as noisy as other cities. Dublin is most definitely becoming overpopulated and expanding where more houses and high schools are in the process of being constructed. Population needs to be under control and that means building less houses in my opinion. By building more houses larger crowds get invited, which then means overcrowding in schools.