Santa Clarita California Pros And Cons | Why You Should Move To Santa Clarita
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- Santa Clarita is located in northwestern Los Angeles County about 30 miles (48 km) northwest of Los Angeles with population of 228,673. It is the 3rd largest city by population in Los Angeles County and 17th largest in California. It is a classic example of a US edge city, satellite city, or boomburb. The elevation of the city is 1,207 feet above sea level.
The communities of Castaic and Stevenson Ranch, located to the north and west of the Santa Clarita, are closely associated with the city. Santa Clarita is a very nice satellite city of Los Angeles, although it does not have the same vibe of art and diversity. This city is a great place to raise a family. The community is very close and there are many parks for children to play.
Santa Clarita is best known as home to Six Flags Magic Mountain that lies west of Interstate 5 and outside of the city. Santa Clarita is near the San Fernando fault zone and has been affected by the 1971 San Fernando earthquake and 1994 Northridge earthquake. Both earthquakes had epicenters in the San Fernando Valley.
Santa Clarita experiences hot, very dry summers and cool winters with moderate precipitation. Characterized by dry hills covered in brush and chaparral, Santa Clarita is susceptible to wildfires. Wildfires can occur throughout the year during drought conditions. The city of Santa Clarita consists of four distinct communities: Canyon Country, Newhall, Saugus, and Valencia. Valencia, a master-planned community, contains the city's largest shopping center (Westfield Valencia Town Center) and most of the city's corporate headquarters, government buildings and hotels. Newhall, the oldest area of the city, has a median listing home price of $1,151,320, making it the most expensive neighborhood. Canyon Country is the most affordable neighborhood, with a median listing home price of $622,347.
Single-family suburban tract housing predominates in the city, with apartment and condominium complexes along major thoroughfares. Many communities in Santa Clarita, especially in newer areas, have homeowner associations, and some are gated.
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Great review of Santa Clarita. However, the low night life activity is not a con but a pro for many.
I agree with you 👍
I know I’m late to this video but I live right next to six flags it’s pretty cool place might move soon
Good decision, great place to move to! 👍
Been here 21 years near the College of the Canyon, great location and view, wouldn't live anywhere else as a native Californian.
Went there once and loved it. People there were super friendly.
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I love that there isn’t any Night Life here. Long ago it drove me crazy how quite it would get by 11pm but nowadays I love the fact that it’s quite around here. Sunday mornings are quieter still. I hope no more houses are built though because what makes this place so great are it’s open terrain and beautiful wildlife.
Beautiful city
I think so too!
Brazilian Greetings, a car passed with a ucranian flag there in the video, the city is Beautiful
It's a great option to move out of LA and still be close to it.
Great video my friend 👍🏻
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Glad you liked it, amigo!
Hello my friend. Thanks for share your driving tour. Keep safe 😊👍
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The video shows primarily the west side community of Valencia (a master planned community which began in the 60s) and a little bit of Newhall. Since I came, the population has more than quadrupled and the basic character has changed from the semi-rural flavor it once had. I came originally to work for a company located in the first of many industrial centers in the area and happily moved to the established community of Canyon Country (east end, not shown here) shortly afterward. Crazy growth remains a problem.
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I live in Minnesota, enough said. 😢
Lucky you! Best governor in the whole country.
i used to live in Santa Clarita
Lucky you! 👍
Wow 😲
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A outher pro: Great schools with special education support
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naw the fires every summer keep me away. that's why I moved back down the hill 😂 hell naw like the 14fwy been on fire way too many times. and lets not forget about traffic. might as well live closer to work cause you're also gunna travel long distances to do anything. id live here if you have no life and hate going out. used to travel 60 miles round trip per day, 2 hour there 1 hour back. now I just drive like 10 minutes and everything is around me, even on traffic days. who wants to be stuck in traffic all day.
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Every where is clean and well planned, every households are well to do family. And why so less people? Is it only for show?
The weather is hot in the summer, people prefer to stay inside.
Great informational video! What are the major employment industries in the Santa Clarita/New Hall/ Valencia/Stevenson Ranch area so folks can avoid the LA commute toward the 405 or Downtown areas?
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I also love that there are not that many Liquor Stores, and the few that around are not open 24hrs. I love that there are no Strip Clubs, too. No weed dispensaries. I like that there are not that many Bars.
Nice video here. So it's a bit to pretty darned expensive there. I live in the Bay Area, and SC seems like the Santa Rosa, CA of the LA Area. But it's VERY expensive to live here!! Not as hot though. 101 is pretty busy, area is experiencing a lot of growth as well. Lots of new apartment buildings going up for $2,000/month, for a 1BD/1BA MINIMUM. Yeah!
Oh wow!
Santa Rosa can be pretty ghetto in certain areas and Santa Clarita isn’t like that at all. You can get a little crime in Canyon Country and Newhall, but nothing like the Santa Rosa gang problem.
The bay area the cheapest house is $750k lol and the traffic is the worst from Gilroy to San Francisco lol
Had to laugh when they didn't talk about Saugus. I lived there for about 3 years during Jr high
Santa clarita ca amazing place to drop by if you travel to eat.but on the top middle of the mountain's and no where lol close to burbank those were the days.adios california loving indiana hahaha
Great 30 years ago...now just a bit crowded...
If in Santa Clarita and you run into Drew Barrymore, run!
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Joe Derrick who works at Modesto gospel mission shelter a foul audio heard
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well done thanks!
Glad it helped!
You sure showed some of the UGLIEST parts of the SCV. If I didn't already live here, your video would have me looking elsewhere, LOL!
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Are there any other cities nearby with similar offerings ?
Plenty of them nearby
No! You've got the San Fernando Valley below and Palmdale Lancaster California above and Bakersfield off to the side. It's sandwiched in between two crap holes. That doesn't mean Santa Clarita isn't a crap hole. It's a complete crap hole with terrible government, terrible people and terrible Sheriff's. It couldn't be worse. Lots of crime. The city just keeps building and building even though there's not enough resources. The traffic is bad, the air pollution is getting bad worse than it ever has been and it's not a good place. Most of the people are the worst, snobs that act like they're richer than they really are. Most of the kids are on drugs, similar to the San Francisco upper-middle-class children all wasted on cough syrup or whatever is the latest thing. A sheriff recently committed suicide in a crowded bar in Valencia California which is part of the Santa Clarita Valley. The guy took out his gun and quite literally blew his head off in a karaoke bar setting. He could have killed somebody with a ricochet. They interview the father and he said the guy was a real hero. More like real weirdo. He must have seen terrible things while working as a sheriff and was completely unstable. The District Attorney's office has a m assistant DA that's a creepy woman. I met her a few times and her many girlfriends. She is an alcoholic weirdo. As I mentioned, the sheriff's department is really bad. They are slow to respond if you have any kind of issues and they are busy setting up speed traps. Complete farce!
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@@pigs3littleones thats awesome
How much did you spend a home in CA
@@pigs3littleones thanks 🐖s!
Thanks for the video! But why would you post Wikipedia + statistic data here? I can Google all this stuff. Not to mention that economic data is CONSTANTLY changing.
Too bad the Canyon Club closed.
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Ventura County
Thousand oaks, Westlake Village, Osk Park
These are top notch everything, everywhere else near LA is garbage.
The heat is terrible. Many upper 90s and triple digits days, especially during the summer.
That's true, 100-110F is way too hot 🥵
shhh, don't let the cat out of the bag
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Huge mistake !!! Going there and the San Fernando Valley!!! getting in touch with my cousin and supposed friends !!! I just didn't know who they really and the people they associate with!!!
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doesn't have big hospital.
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Henry Mayo
It’s kind of a shit hole here.
santa clarita is a shithole lived there for 5 years just a bad experience overall. WOULD NOT RECCOMEND
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Terrible City.
Racism is high, taxes is high, prices are high, traffic is awful, whether is terrible all 4 seasons, crime is rising, housing is terrible.
I cant wait to leave this state.
Get outta my city
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