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Old 12-26-2007, 09:11 PM
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Hello! My husband and I are moving to the Riverside(city) area in about three months, and are in looking to live in the Riverside area--small town, city, whatever, really doesn't matter. We need an area that is safe, not too outrageously priced, and a good place to start a cosmetology business. I have been looking in Temecula and Murrietta, but have heard bad things about Perris. I would like for my husband to not have to commute an inordinate amount of time, as he will be working in Riverside. I am not all that concerned about having to drive to shop and things like that--we are from the midwest--we're used to it!
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Hello! My husband and I are moving to the Riverside(city) area in about three months, and are in looking to live in the Riverside area--small town, city, whatever, really doesn't matter. We need an area that is safe, not too outrageously priced, and a good place to start a cosmetology business. I have been looking in Temecula and Murrietta, but have heard bad things about Perris. I would like for my husband to not have to commute an inordinate amount of time, as he will be working in Riverside. I am not all that concerned about having to drive to shop and things like that--we are from the midwest--we're used to it!
theres some nice areas in riverside.id stay away from san bernandino,rialto,fontana.if you wanna be out a little rancho cucamonga could work for a business.
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Old 12-26-2007, 10:30 PM
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Research the area code 92508

Orangecrest, and Woodcrest.

Stay away from Perris,Moreno Valley, San Bernadino.
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ok--i've heard some bad things about perris. I am freaked out by the cost of homes out there!! Is there a little town that has affordable housing and has low crime? We have three little ones, and I am really worried about them.
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Check out Corona there are both newer areas and older areas. This a growth area as the location is close to the OC and the starting point into Riverside and/or SB. I know several people moving out towards Yucapia and like it.
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ok, Corona is a great place to live, but if you work anywhere near downtown Riverside the commute will inhale deeply and rapidly.

South Moreno Valley is a great place to live in the 92551 or 92555 zip codes
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If working in downtown Riverside, check out Mission Grove and OrangeCrest. Canyon Crest is good too. Moreno Valley is fine (Sunnymead Ranch, Hidden Springs, Box Springs, Moreno Valley Ranch...this is the list of good neighborhoods there). Perris around May Ranch is a good place, other than that Perris is not that nice.
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