Best Neighborhoods in Corona for

Kamesha Keesee

BEST NEIGHBORHOODS IN CORONA FOR YOUNG HOMEOWNERS

Corona, CA is the 13th best place to raise a young family in Riverside County, according to Niche.com. With a population of more than 163,000— an increase of 8.7% from 2010— living in Corona comes with a dense suburban feel that makes the place lovable. Another interesting thing about Corona is that most of the families and young professionals who reside tend to be liberals. While Corona has an overall grade of B, A- in public schools and A+ for diversity according to Niche.com, which are its best neighborhoods for young homeowners? Below is a list you should consider:

1. SYCAMORE CANYON PARK.

With an overall Livability Score of 87 out of 100— according to AreaVibes.com— Sycamore

Canyon Park is among the best places for young homeowners to live in Corona. The neighborhood features crime rates 8% lower than the Riverside average, while its cost of living is 17% lower than the Riverside average. Moreover, Sycamore Canyon Park real estate prices are 46% lower than the average home prices in Riverside, according to Areavibes.com.

2. RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA.

According to Areavibes.com, Rancho Santa

Margarita is 86% family friendly, 64% walkable to grocery stores, 93% pet friendly, 100% quiet

area, and has a 71% sense of community. The neighborhood has a population of about 49,000, from which 54% are kids below 18 years of age, while the area’s median age is 36.8. The neighborhood also comes with a livability score of 83, which is considered exceptional. Moreover, the cost of living in Rancho is 15% higher than the average in California, as its real estate prices is 43% higher than the average real estate prices in California.

3. MISSION VIEJO.

With a population of about 96,000, and a median age of 44.2, Mission Viejo is also among the best places to live in Corona for young homeowners. The neighborhood also features a livability score of 79%, and a 18% higher cost of living compared to the average in California.

Mission Viejo’s real estate prices are 49% higher while its rental prices are 54% higher compared to the average in California. The neighborhood is 1005 family friendly, 55% walkable to grocery stores, 91% pet friendly, and has a 64% sense of community, according to Areavibes.com.

4. VILLA PARK.

Villa Park features a livability score of 79%, a crime rate 70% lower than the average in

California, a 2.5% unemployment rate, and a cost of living 59% higher than the California average. Moreover, real estate prices in Villa Park are 152% higher while rental prices are 125% higher than the average in California.

Villa Park is also 100% family friendly, 100% walkable to grocery stores, 100% pet friendly, 100% walkable to restaurants, and 100% sense of community.

5. YORBA LINDA.

With a B+ score in employment and a livability score of 80%, Yorba Linda is definitely an ideal place for young homeowners. Crime rates in the neighborhood are 65% lower than the average in California, while the cost of living is 26% above the average in California. The neighborhood is also 75% family friendly, 75% pet friendly, 83% quiet area, 75% sense of community, with 75% friendly neighbors. Real estate prices in the area are 78% higher than the average in California, while rental prices are 37% higher than the California average.

Other excellent neighborhoods in Corona, CA that are also perfect for young homeowners include Newport Beach, Aliso Viejo, la Palma, Laguna Niguel, San Clemente, and El Cerrito.

Work cited. https://www.areavibes.com/corona-ca/best-placesto-live/.

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