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I like dropping by old town for bbq , the blues club, & speak easy drinks.

do people retire in Temecula? I am currently in Orange County...Costa Mesa area...

Well done video. Very informative and helpful

Murrieta is next to Temecula, cost of living is expensive everywhere in California. Pros Murrieta has great public schools our neighborhood is 5 minute drive to schools. Have been here for 12 years and home prices are more affordable. Hardly ever see homeless on the streets.

These are 300 thousand that's what they all sold for in 2005 ish that's the real worth not half a million lol lol don't move here people not to mention it's extremely hot you will be bitter living out here

Worse infrastructure ever you have millions of houses and only a two lane road Winchester lol .They had to make the street wider in Nicolas and Winchester and it's still didn't work....No inventory no wear ,with almost 1 million people..My mom lives by chap high school and takes me 30 minutes to drive to stators in Benton Rd it's insane soooo many people they build houses non stop with a two lane high way Winchester ...The ambulance gets stuck in traffic and can't move due to a two lane highway and almost 1 million people. The houses are extremely close like 8 ft apart track homes with no home character most houses look the same like people stuffed in boxes... Traffic ever hour of the day and no back roads . my kid is late to school every day and we leave 45 minutes early It's pandemonium ...You'll hate it here seriously I known soooo many people that moved it's a little valley away from the real world

Thank you for your insights on living in Temecula! Great video!!

Here was the last comment posted word for word... I think I have my settings correct now so they show up on here!! : Really nice job. You asked for input from people living here. First, between my hub and I we have lived in 5 California counties during our marriage. We moved to Temecula from Carmel By The Sea and never left. When we got here, it was rolling hills on the West side, green rolling hills because of the chayote bush and trees and ranches and only 1 hr. to beach, mountains, big cities and desert, hence its' being known as The Golden Triangle. Just go to those places on 'off hours' or sit in some traffic on freeways. We gave it a '9' when we moved here. It is now, in our opinion, an 8 because of the traffic and housing density. The commute is horrific to L.A. and San Diego (we wouldn't do it), but for people with their own business at home or within the city, it's an almost perfect place to live. A con is the 3 months or so of hotter than we'd like weather but the Spring, Fall and Winter are just gorgeous. Another con for us is that it has developed into an economy of drinking and gambling. The nice way to put that is 'wine tasting' and Pechanga Resort. The Wine Country proper is hotter and drier than the West side where we live, which gets the morning mists (Temecula means 'sun shining through the mist') and is greener and cooler by 5+ degrees on hot days (and prettier I think).

Hey all, I had my settings wrong somehow and comments haven't been showing up. I'm gonna copy paste the last comment written (you know who you are and thanks!!!) and I think from here on out your comments will show up. Love to hear more! And more videos are coming soon!!