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When you've living off the proceeds of your fixed income ETFs, the possibilities of where you can live may seem endless. No longer tied down by job constraints, you can move anywhere. So which city is best suited to your needs and lifestyle? Whether you're independently wealthy or just starting out in the world, the city of Moreno Valley, California has something to offer everyone. Just browse our site to find out more about its jobs, real estate, demographics, culture, and more, or read this page for a brief overview of the city.
When most people think of California, they think of seaside cities like Los Angeles or Huntington Beach, along with the crowding, traffic, and hefty costs of living associated with living in such a coveted area. But much like an event planner in Toronto might live in a suburb and commute to the big city, Moreno Valley offers access to all those big city amenities while still being situated in a quiet community with relatively reasonable housing prices and the warm California climate you've come to expect.
Moreno Valley is not an old city, but thanks to an influx of new residents in the 1980s it's the second largest city in Riverside County and a prime landmark in California's Inland Empire. Mortgage brokers in Toronto would find it downright small and homey, with only about 190,000 people in an area of over fifty square miles. Though immigration slowed in the 1990s with the economic downturn, many new people still find Moreno Valley an attractive prospect, as the population is continuing to increase.
In addition to the possibility of commuting westward for work via train or car, there are many employment opportunities in Moreno Valley. Nearby March Field air force reserve base offers civilian and military opportunity and the industry present in the area makes it a great place for skilled trades people to settle. You might also open your own second hand wood working machinery shop, capitalize on tourism by working in a restaurant or hotel, or go into the retail sector or get a job in transportation, since the Inland Empire is a major distribution hub.
If you've been struggling to make the payments on your Toronto condo apartment rental and finding the real estate bubble there difficult to handle on your income, Moreno Valley will be a pleasant surprise. The average asking price for a home there is only about $169,000, which is very reasonable by national standards and downright cheap for California. To learn more about Moreno Valley and get tips on how to buy and sell real estate, peruse the articles we have in our stores using the navigation bar at the top of the page.
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