Costa Mesa Homes & Real Estate
The suburban city of Costa Mesa, based in coastal Orange County, California has a population of in excess of 110,000, from 2009 figures. The city spans an region of more 15 sq. miles, with a density factor of almost 7,500 individuals for each square mile. The city has an financial basis that centers on its light manufacturing industries and retail business. Costa Mesa is conveniently located 37 miles southeast of Los Angeles (about 45 minutes by car) and 88 miles north of San Diego (approx. 90 minutes by car), and most significantly, only one mile away from the Ocean. In 1953 the city was incorporated, and is among the extra modest in Orange County when it comes to wealth, since its household median income is simply a tad above $50,000. Costa Mesa started out in 1801 as a Spanish land grant.
The most recognized attraction is the South Coast Plaza, a large shopping mall that's among the many top-selling retail centers within the USA, with greater than $1 billion in yearly sales. Another attraction synonymous with Costa Mesa is the Orange County Fairgrounds, the setting of the Orange County Fair yearly} in July which brings in an added million visitors each year. Adjacent to the fairgrounds is the Pacific Amphitheater, a sizable venue that is host to numerous concerts and performances. Local higher learning institutions include Orange Coast College, Vanguard University and Whittier Law School.
The Newport Mesa Unified School District (or NMUSD), which provides the administration for some of the finest schools in Southern California serves the City of Costa Mesa. High school students in the area will more often than not are admitted to, either Costa Mesa High School or Estancia High School. Back Bay High School and Monte Vista High School are alternative choices; Middle school and elementary school students also have several public and private choices for their educational requirements, with two middle schools, Tewinkle Middle School and Ensign Middle School along with numerous public elementary schools provided all through the city due to increasing population demands.
Natives in the area who are dog lovers will likely be delighted with the Costa Mesa Bark Park, which is intended specially for man's best friend to scamper around and meet other dogs in the area. There's even an area of the park allocated exclusively for small, older, or physically disabled pets, making it a a pet-friendly leader in the community.
Those curious about residential real estate in Costa Mesa will discover several varieties and kinds of houses on the market in Costa Mesa, in addition to interesting neighborhood activities and nearby facilities exclusive to the Costa Mesa district. Other people might take pleasure in things to do outside of the home in the family friendly environment of Costa Mesa.
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Costa Mesa Communities
- Award
- Bay View Terrace Condos
- Brighton Springs
- Brookview
- Buccola I
- California Seabreeze
- Cambridge
- Cape Series
- Carriage Estates
- Carribee
- College Park
- College Park Cinderella
- Coral Point
- Costa Mesa Triangle
- Country Club II
- Country Club Manor
- Del Cerro
- Eastridge
- Eastside Central
- Eastside Heights
- Eastside North
- Eastside South
- Elden Shadows
- Fairview Village
- Freedom Homes
- Garden Park Village
- Glenverde
- Greenbrook By Larwin
- Halecrest
- Hall of Fame
- Harbor Pointe Condos
- Laurel Point Townhomes
- Laurels @ Providence Ranch
- Life Style
- Longwood Greens
- Marina Series
- Mesa Del Mar
- Mesa del Mar - Park Series
- Mesa North
- Mesa North - President Streets
- Mesa Verde by Dike/Colegrove
- Mesa Verde Collection
- Mesa Verde Custom Homes
- Mesa Verde Estates I
- Mesa Verde Estates II
- Mesa Verde Newport
- Mesa Verde North
- Mesa Verde Residential Income
- Mesa Verde Villas (Iowa St.)
- Mesa West
- Mesa Woods
- Monticello Townhomes
- Newport Riviera
- North Central Costa Mesa
- Northgate
- Pacesetter One Story
- Park Mesa Homes
- Pentridge Cove I
- Pentridge Cove II
- Rancho Mesa
- Republic Homes
- San Michel
- Sea Bluffs Condos
- Sea Ridge
- Seabluff Canyon
- Sommerset Citihomes
- State Streets II
- State Streets III
- Summerland
- Sunshine Homes West
- Town & Country
- Village Creek
- West Costa Mesa North
- Westbluff Village
- Westside Costa Mesa Central
- Westside Costa Mesa South
- Wilson Park Condos
- Wimbledon Village
- Woodstream Condos
Costa Mesa, CA Neighorhoods
Westside Costa Mesa is composed of an assortment of quaint family-oriented neighborhoods. A few of these neighborhoods are located at Cliff Haven, City Center, and between the Santa Ana Ave. and Costa Mesa St.
Cliff Haven is situated between E 15th St., Santa Ana Ave., Irvin Ave. and E. 19th St. and near Newport Harbor High School and Westcliff Plaza Shopping Center. The average price for houses in this community is at $941,343 with an average rental price of $2, 259. Nearly all homes are single-family residences along with a small portion of multifamily buildings which include condos, townhomes, rentals ranging from 1-4 bedrooms.
The City Center is between Newport Blvd., E 19th St., Santa Ana Ave. and E 16th St. Located near Lions Park. The homes in this community have an average list price of $822,276 and the typical rental brings in $1, 896 for landlords. Approximately fifty-percent of residences are single-family homes and the other half are split between condominiums and apartment rental complexes. Oddly enough, the SFRs are predominately 1 to 2 bedrooms only.
The Mesa Verde neighborhood is bordered in the South by Adams Blvd and Fairview Park, by the Santa Ana river trail in the West, in the East by Harbor Blvd, and in the North by the 405 Freeway.
Mesa Verde is made up of several distinct tracts, but is normally split up into the following: 170-plus townhomes and 1692 single family homes with the newest being the Mesa Verde Collection built in 2001 in California contemporary style. The community with the largest homes is the Upper Birds South of Adams and East of Placentia.
Residents can freely enjoy parks such as Moon, Estancia, Balearic Community Center, Mesa Verde, Suburbia Park, Smallwood Park, Tanager Park, Costa Mesa Country Club, Fairview Park.
One can also choose the East Side of Costa Mesa. Situated between Costa Mesa Fwy., Santa Isabel Ave., Santa Ana Ave. and E 21st St, and near Tustin Ave Park and Vanguard University of Southern California, this community has an average home price of $729,609 and an average rental price of $1,628. The East Side features fifty-percent of the homes as single-families and the other half are divided with townhomes, small apartment buildings and apartment complexes.
Another community besides Westside Costa Mesa is Bay Gardens which is near E 20th St., Santa Ana Ave., Santa Isabel Ave., Irvine Ave. and Newport Bay. The community parks are Tustin Ave Park and Woodland Park. The average price of the homes are $972,847 while the average rental is at $2,043. The majority of single family homes with 3 to 4 bedrooms.
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