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Finally some breathing room for us buyers! Excellent update!!

Need 4 bed, 3 bath, no pool, no view, good schools are a desirable!

We love the weather in Escondido, how similar is Murrieta? Are buyers able to get fire insurance/home owners ins?

This is super helpful, thank you!

Beautiful homes. Just to far from any main airports for me. All over an hour.

Wow I live in Winchester near the back of the wineries in Temecula and moved from Murrieta. Not a Republican did that but Trump ruined that for me and my friends here and I’m not anti guy also I’m not sure what speaking on politics have to do with real estate but AnyWho interesting video. I was able to get a transfer with the help of the school that I wanted my niece to go to by going directly to the school of choice. So check it out prior to moving here first. I do not like the Temecula high school near me I prefer Vista Murrieta as it was on the way to work and I loved the school and teachers. It’s hot here so if you can’t stand the summer heat stay away from the area unless you buy a house with a pool. Also note you will need to add at least an extra $500.00 a month for keeping your house cool in the summer and heat in the winter. I can’t speak on solar because some say it’s not worth it. I went with the whole house fans in the attic and insulated all my interior was walls and the highest bill I paid was $200.00 one time and that was because I had 15 relatives visiting 2 year’s ago. I’m also on the senior plan so $40.00 is the norm for me. Installing a pool is very expensive here plus insurances on a house with a pool. There are many things to do here as an adult like casinos, wineries, gyms with pools and places to dine. Teens not so much unless you’re into sports. However OC and San Diego are about 55, Oceanside 35 minutes away where you will find the closest beaches and LA on a good night 1hr away. Compared to those cities you get a lot more house for your money. I personally suggest driving around day and night in the area you want to live in before you move anywhere and don’t believe anything in the discerption as far as the neighborhood before moving here. There are a lot of beautiful areas that don’t have HOA or very low HOA fees again do your homework and take the time to visit the sites and talk to the people. We are mostly very friendly.

There’s a homeless encampment off Clinton Kieth in West Murrieta/Wildomar near the freeway. If you turn down the street to go to Taco Bell and Angelo’s it’s at the end of the road. 😢

We're doing it Live!!

If you want to live the suburb life style Murrieta is for you, if your a city person like me Murrieta will not suffice.

Don't move here in Temecula 😂 Just stay where you are 😅 STOP the advertisement 😂 I'm very jealous.

It's our first summer here in Murrieta after living in the northeast. While it is undeniably hot, trust me that the hotter dry weather is preferrable to the humidity out east. Takes a couple of days to adjust and then it's all good. Today is 88F, 33% humidity and a 54 degree dew point. It's the dew point you want to keep your eye on. Anything over 60 and it's getting uncomfortable. Once the pure temps hit 100F, the Earth simply feels like it's on fire...lol.

Hello, do you have any information on the new Meritage phase across from Heirloom Farms?

The variety is good.

Murrieta is spelled Murrieta not Mirrieta

The Costco in Temecula has the most entitled boomers ever!

117 in Palm Springs today! 😅

Even in Menifee, it hasn't been horrible hit yet. Near the coast today, 90 and humid. Not very nice...

Excuse me, what I say which assured don’t like it can you explain for me?

Great information! Love your content.

Well done, Genungs! I’m like Chris (data nerd), so this stuff definitely wakes me up in the morning 😂.

Insurance is tricky. No one wants it until something happens. Everyone can afford a small loss but you are really insuring against a catastrophic loss (wind, fire etc.). Insurers and their insurance companies (reinsurers) are not in business to lose money. Home losses are devastatingly expensive. It can take thousands of policies to cover the cost of one fire loss. In a case where thousands of homes burn, the policy income isn't enough. The insurer has to ask a state California for a rate increase. In an election year that is the tricky part. Once rebuffed, the insurers will 'freeze out' new business or withdraw from the market completely. That forces consumers to the FAIR market for fire and then you the add coverage for water, theft, liability, wind etc.. at a huge premium. Not a good situation for anyone. Private companies are always more efficient than government. The other problem is smaller insurers will grab too much risk and then go broke in a catastrophe (see Florida). Like I said, it's tricky. Raise your deductibles to lower premium and be thankful you have any coverage. I know it is expensive and it's painful. On a percentage basis homeowner insurance is still a deal compared to auto.

Another clear and concise Market Snapshot! I appreciated the "New Listings" slide. That's good information.

Just wait til State Farm either pulls out of Ca or increases everyone’s insurance 30%. This will definitely impact millions on homeowners. Either foreclosures are on the horizon or people will be selling especially for people who can’t afford an 30% increase.

Absolutely not it is not Mew Murrieta is pronounced Moo-rrea-ta.

If you a buy a house from DR Horton, you are a fool. Not only is the quality low, they will make settlement dates by hook ,or by crook. Have seen it with my own eyes, commiting fraud and worse. If one 3rd party company/inspector refuses to say something is okay with the house. They will find someone who will. You've been warned, and this woman should he ashamed to promote them in any capacity.

Curious, you've done lots of neighborhood videos, but never the Meadowlark neighborhood at the end of Hunter Rd. I see this as a very desirable neighborhood and kind of a hidden gem.

D. R. Horton is poorly built homes. Poor quality! Very well documented across the country Find out for yourself. Buyer beware Btw, annoying female voice trying too hard to sound pretty 😅😅😅

Great, houses too close.

Interesting tips, but not really the most important. Gutters are no big deal. They are cheap and can be added. - From what I've seen, about 1/2 or more of the houses don't have HOAs. That can be good or bad depending on your viewpoint. - Crime: a very safe place to live. - Weather: 9 months are awesome, 3 months of summer is hell on earth. - Biggest Dangers: Wildfires and earthquakes, rattlesnakes, brown recluse spiders. - Property taxes: reasonable compared to other states. Yes, they are a percentage of your value, so higher depending on the house you are buying. - Politics & Religion: a conservative, upper-middle class population here with a crazy amount of various churches that tend to influence their politics and be more close-minded than they should be. - Traffic: just terrible. THE biggest con to living here as it's bad everywhere in S. California. - Schools: very good overall. Great Oak HS is exceptional. - Great restaurants: It took many years, but Old Town Temecula and others scattered around the city are excellent. - Wineries: If you are into wine, the wineries are excellent and plentiful. Many have excellent (albeit expensive) food too. - Apartments and rentals: terribly expensive. I pity young people trying to find affordable living here. There's the laundry list for anyone looking to move here.

My daughter delivered Instacart and DoorDash in Temecula. Hardly anyone tipped her. In Palm Springs, she did great. Could it be certain political parties aren’t as generous as the other?

Can I ask why paseo or Paloma two communities didn't make to the list as they are closer to the schools and freeway / plaza.?

thank you for sharing. do you think Paloma and paseo del sol would appreciate better than chardonnay or temeku since they are close to high school and plaza? thx :)

so neither two communities have Mello roos tax? is that correct? thank you for sharing.

Is there a noticeable temperature difference between Murrieta, Menifee, and Temecula? Or are all the three cities roughly the same temperature?

Where is anchor bay in murrieta

Interesting. I live in Many-Fees" which is probably 15 years behind what Murrieta is today. Nice tour and video. This video might interest you concerning your presentation: ua-cam.com/video/w7BBNEwyOjw/v-deo.html

Great video and tour! Such a beautiful area.

i also really like that subway at the end, luis is very nice 😂

Great video but the price almost 1 million dollar homes in Murrieta haha Wow 🤯. That’s crazy

Vote here. Is it too redundant on the initial segments with Jessica in the car talking about these neighborhoods and then at the church. One of us wanted to keep both segments (which is how you see it now) and another one of us wanted to pick just one. I will keep as-is or make an edit based on any votes here. ~Chris 1. Copper Canyon Proper 2. Sycamore Ranch 3. Sedona 4. Grizzly Ridge

I wasn't impressed by Manhattan Beach. No mountain views. The houses are so close together and it's not as beautiful as Malibu Beach. The rich in Manhattan Beach can have it

No gutters = stained stucco that require the entire house to be repainted. That was a great point.

Thanks for letting us know that Temecula is controlled by the psychos. Ah! BTW, Houses in California are lick it and stick it.

Are there any homes like this one available,maybe w a pool and no turf?

Has Chris been blacklisted from being in these videos? He used to do some number crunching but now Jessica is doing heavy-lifting

Yes, we are waiting for lower rates and prices, may move out of CA.

What about all those home on Winchester those arent flying and selling like crazy?

I’m sure it will all come down to reality the sellers and investors want to cash out haha

Shift! And I love the Groundhog Day concept :)

Vote here. Shift? Yes or No? Groundhog Day concept is too silly and annoying?