Both town sound pretty good, but I like Temecula only because there seems to be lot more to do there. Is it possible to buy a home in old town Temecula for about $400000?
Hi A Mangla. The $400k price point is tougher and tougher to find these days. You might get luck on something on the older and smaller side. Anyway, thanks for commenting.
Even after 2 years you still have to pay a premium to live 20 minutes closer to the county line. My husband chose Temecula to save a few on the commute.
Hi Brandt. We have two weather videos by "Weatherman Chris" haha. To answer your question, the weather stats say basically the same. It might seem cooler in Temecula because a lot of the streets and neighborhoods have more lush landscaping. Thanks for commenting. How Hot Is It? th-cam.com/video/WPTsu_dYAig/w-d-xo.html SoCal "Winter" th-cam.com/video/zs1rP6HQ9fs/w-d-xo.html
Hi Craig. Yes, it is getting a little more crowded. Murrieta Hot Springs and Winchester are the two busiest freeway exits in Murrieta and Temecula. It seems like a busy city at certain times and in the highest traffic spots. Other than that though, for LA, SD and OC people it will still seem much less crowded. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I do enjoy all of that is offered in Temecula, but I prefer living in Murrieta for that there really isn't any hussle and bussle with people going the to the mall, or winery, or old town. It's great having Temecula so close though so when I do want to do those types of things I can just drive 15 minutes.
Been around here since 84. I would prefer our cities to be a secret. The 2 cities should have been one and should have been better planned especially with all the traffic we are now getting.
Hard to keep a good thing a secret:) But I hear you. I grew up in Fallbrook and remember when when there was nothing here as well. We had go to Escondido to find a mall, lol.
John, your comment touches on schools. We have great schools and outstanding high school sports out here. Dozens and dozens of D-1 athletes each year and we don't keep close tabs on that really. It would be a good video topic.
Thank you for the video, Jessica. We live in Rancho Cucamonga currently and would like to retire to temecula in a few years. Hopefully you could help us find a nice home at that time (and possibly a 5-10 acre lot) for our children down the road.
I would be delighted to help you find a temecula home and property with acreage for your family! Temecula is wonderful place to retire. It has a quiet country feel, yet there is so much to do.
The "historic" factor is a bit amplified and exaggerated out here in California, but in a good way. Most of the real history in the US is on the east coast. I'm sure people from the UK would get a kick out of "old" homes in California. Old means the 1990s around here. Haha.
I love Temecula Old Town as well but Murrieta Old Town is coming along! Easier to find parking:) I have a video where I give my 5 favorite Old Town Murrieta restaurant recommendations. I'll try to post it here: th-cam.com/video/JF_Y19VBeg8/w-d-xo.html
I'm sure you have seen big changes. Over the time since Jessica and friends her age grew up they can see the changes from a few thousand people to tens and now hundreds of thousands. Thanks for watching Kim.
Temecula and Murrieta is an interesting SoCal phenomenon where you have affordable housing AND good schools. Most other cities with great schools in SoCal are very expensive areas, 700k plus for a home. Thanks for watching Paul!
I just bought a home near Costco in Murrieta
I love Murrieta
Hi Amin. Glad you love Murrieta and thanks for the comment. We did quite a few videos talking about Costco the last few years.
Both town sound pretty good, but I like Temecula only because there seems to be lot more to do there. Is it possible to buy a home in old town Temecula for about $400000?
Hi A Mangla. The $400k price point is tougher and tougher to find these days. You might get luck on something on the older and smaller side. Anyway, thanks for commenting.
The audio is terrible. It sounds low & hollow. You should wear a microphone.
Hi Bob. Thanks for the feedback. We have a lot of trouble with audio and have tried more than one microphone. It is a work in process.
@@moving2murrieta Thanks. I see some of them have improved. Good videos!
I’m thinking about moving to this area from Sacramento. I’m liking Murrieta so far. Proximity to all the best cities and beaches, and seems safe.
Hi Bree. We are here if Murrieta stays on your radar for a potential move. Thanks for commenting.
How can I give you my info?
@@bree120708 please email me at Jessica@GenungTeam.com 😊
Live in chula vista thinking of moving to temecula or murrietta depends on how much i will be able to sell my house
Hi GoldenKingsToys. We can give you our opinion of the value of the Chula Vista house. Here is a link to put in some info.
moving2murrieta.com/selling/
Even after 2 years you still have to pay a premium to live 20 minutes closer to the county line. My husband chose Temecula to save a few on the commute.
The SD people really like the south side of Temecula. I hear the Rainbow Canyon shortcut is getting crowded too now.
@@moving2murrieta it is, maps says get off to get in a line and get right back on! 😂
Haha. Just saw this comment from a long time ago. Yes, sometimes maps behave a little strangely.
Which one has cooler weather?
Hi Brandt. We have two weather videos by "Weatherman Chris" haha. To answer your question, the weather stats say basically the same. It might seem cooler in Temecula because a lot of the streets and neighborhoods have more lush landscaping. Thanks for commenting.
How Hot Is It?
th-cam.com/video/WPTsu_dYAig/w-d-xo.html
SoCal "Winter"
th-cam.com/video/zs1rP6HQ9fs/w-d-xo.html
my family moved here but now its getting crowded and we are moving out soon.
Hi Craig. Yes, it is getting a little more crowded. Murrieta Hot Springs and Winchester are the two busiest freeway exits in Murrieta and Temecula. It seems like a busy city at certain times and in the highest traffic spots. Other than that though, for LA, SD and OC people it will still seem much less crowded. Thanks for watching and commenting.
If Temecula is 1 Murrieta is 1A.
Hi Larry. We like the 1 and 1A idea. Haha.
both are great, buying a 650k house in cash soon in one or the other
@Blanco glad you like both cities and the video. We are here if you need any help.
I do enjoy all of that is offered in Temecula, but I prefer living in Murrieta for that there really isn't any hussle and bussle with people going the to the mall, or winery, or old town. It's great having Temecula so close though so when I do want to do those types of things I can just drive 15 minutes.
Chris prefers Murrieta too. It has more of a small town feel. Thanks for all the comments.
Been around here since 84. I would prefer our cities to be a secret. The 2 cities should have been one and should have been better planned especially with all the traffic we are now getting.
Hard to keep a good thing a secret:) But I hear you. I grew up in Fallbrook and remember when when there was nothing here as well. We had go to Escondido to find a mall, lol.
Great coverage of both areas - not sure which I would pick?!?
More things to do means more traffic in Temecula. We vote Murrieta!
Temecula vs Murrieta. Sounds like a football game Jessica! Thanks for presenting this.
John, your comment touches on schools. We have great schools and outstanding high school sports out here. Dozens and dozens of D-1 athletes each year and we don't keep close tabs on that really. It would be a good video topic.
Is there traffic in temecula?
Tae Foreal yes, we have rush hour traffic in Temecula. It’s not as bad as LA/SD and OC, but yes.
Thanks. What a nice comparison between the 2 cities.
Thanks for watching Albert & Lynn.
Thank you for the video, Jessica. We live in Rancho Cucamonga currently and would like to retire to temecula in a few years. Hopefully you could help us find a nice home at that time (and possibly a 5-10 acre lot) for our children down the road.
I would be delighted to help you find a temecula home and property with acreage for your family! Temecula is wonderful place to retire. It has a quiet country feel, yet there is so much to do.
love that you added the map & school info. Great video! Thanks!
Thanks Jennifer. We have a few maps we like and GreatSchools.org is our primary rating source.
They both sound great for different reasons, but I bet I'd lean toward Murrieta
Thanks for checking it out:)
I love historic towns. Great video.
The "historic" factor is a bit amplified and exaggerated out here in California, but in a good way. Most of the real history in the US is on the east coast. I'm sure people from the UK would get a kick out of "old" homes in California. Old means the 1990s around here. Haha.
Great information in this video Jessica...thanks so much!!
Thanks for watching.
What a hard decision....they both seem like such great communities!
We love to help buyers decide! Thanks for the comment Casey.
I would go with Murrieta - less traffic, lower prices and lower property taxes sound good to me
John Hamilton I’m all about the lower prices and traffic as well. Thanks for watching!
Both sound like very solid options for putting down roots!
True! Thanks for watching:)
WOW, Murrieta wins in my opinion for safety and a bit easier commute. I would visit Temecula for all the entertainment options. Great video
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for explaining this so clearly. :)
Thanks for watching Lisa.
So hard to decide between the two. Great video!
We try to be diplomatic, but Chris will tell you Murrieta everytime. Thanks for watching.
I love old town Temecula. Haven't really been to Murrieta though.
I love Temecula Old Town as well but Murrieta Old Town is coming along! Easier to find parking:) I have a video where I give my 5 favorite Old Town Murrieta restaurant recommendations. I'll try to post it here: th-cam.com/video/JF_Y19VBeg8/w-d-xo.html
I like this video in particular. Thanks!
Thanks Marie! This one was fun to make:)
Both sound like great communities. Could be the flip of a coin! HA! Good work Jessica!
Thanks for the comment Phillip. Chris says Murrieta and I try to stay diplomatic.
Great video! I love how you broke it down!
Thanks for watching Rebel. We enjoy all your videos too.
Temecula has grown so much over the years. Great little/big town!
I'm sure you have seen big changes. Over the time since Jessica and friends her age grew up they can see the changes from a few thousand people to tens and now hundreds of thousands. Thanks for watching Kim.
What a tough choice! They both look like beautiful places to call home :)
You can't go wrong with either one:) Thanks for watching!
Great comparison of the two areas.
Thank you for watching Amy!
Wow you have good schools out there
Temecula and Murrieta is an interesting SoCal phenomenon where you have affordable housing AND good schools. Most other cities with great schools in SoCal are very expensive areas, 700k plus for a home. Thanks for watching Paul!
Sad part is their schools are VERY LIBERAL and have bad apples running the Temecula school district.
HOA it's abusive and rarceny.
Hi Ricardo. We agree there are a few downsides to an HOA. Keep an eye out for a pro/con video sometime down the road. Thanks for commenting.
Loved both, but I think Temecula would be my choice.
Thanks for checking it out Kate!
You NEED a microphone....nobody can hear you so we just click off...............
jdo333 thanks for the feedback. We know our audio needs a step up.
I could here her just fine!