Most Affluent Neighborhoods in California for African Americans
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I’ve always wanted to live in View Park. I still do. One day I will.
Me too. My school bus had a drop at the elementary in the neighborhood(Windsor Hills, I think). I’ve loved it ever since.
@@holygirl001 that’s so nice! I’m on the east coast and found out about the area in 2020.
Same!
The thing about living in Cali is most of the homes here at old, like 50+ years old. You’ll be paying $900k+ for a fixer upper. We don’t have as much land for new builds like the South or Midwest 🙄
I’ve noticed that alot. The homes are much older. I’ve seen a literal shack. The house was tiny and extremely dated. It was also the home of a hoarder. They were asking for $800k. Unbelievable.
@@ThePresentTimeNow That price sounds about right for California 😆
Yes l had lived in Calif since 1950,l saw the change my first house was a two bedroom one bath for 15,000 it was a old house,today it's 350,000,you really have to have money and a plan
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the city of Alameda is a very nice compact little man made island. Mostly residential, but Park St is where the action is - mom and pop businesses, restaurants, etc. It's a upper middle class white town, with positive white culture. And it has been gentrified by young families white, interracial and Asian mainly who are moving in and paying astronomical prices for the well built old houses as elders sell their homes and create their retirement nest egg. Alameda also has a small but tight knit black community that has old culture as well. It's worth living here if you can afford to, because it's central. Oakland is minutes away as well as San Francisco, etc.
We need a video of black K through 8th schools. I might be moving to LA within the next 20 months. I heard LA is very "unblack." I want my kids to be exposed to other black kids. Alameda lol, my 2nd kid was conceived in an Air B&B in that city 😄 It was a decent city lowkey
Good luck. It's very unblack out here. That would be a great video because that's my struggle. I moved from Philly out here to Southern Cali and it's so uncultured 😩
Every city has an area that is "unblack" LOL There are plenty of excellent schools with black kids that come from upper middle class families with parents who are lawyers, doctors, and entrepreneurs. I grew up in those schools in those areas. I'm also a realtor and will be happy to help. I will be happy to help :)
@@marqtrippa9540 I feel this way about bout Ga. Lots of black folk but culture😣
🎉🎉🎉Thanks 😊. For this informative information. Will Try to in the future VISIT these affluent areas.
Most welcome 😊
I grew up and live in Altadena and love it here. I do remember it was about 65% black not too long ago. Unfortunately, we are being gentrified but still here and happy.
The U.S census & Wikipedia says that the population of Altadena is approximately 20% African-American (as of 2020) down from about 24% in 2010.
@@sandaglad You saw my message and went to Wikipedia 😅. Just so you know many black Americans (especially the older generation) do not take the census for historical reasons. If you are black you should know why. If your not, mind your business and Wikipedia your own people.
I’m so pressed but these are so exciting and amazing to see. 😊 keep them coming!!!
More to come!
LOVE THIS! Can you do the same DFW and/or Houston?
DFW please!!
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My family and I are looking to relocate out of Omaha Ne and this video makes me so happy. I wasnt even looking in California but I am checking out these zip codes
Save your money, don't come to California. Many folks are leaving.
@@DrFabulous1 what warm city do you recommend I have 3 teenagers one in college FT and will only come home on break
@@truthhurts7045 Desoto Texas i may have spelled it wrong.
@@truthhurts7045 Dallas-Fort Worth area is my number 1 choice and favorite place in TX b/c of the diversity (all types of people and all types of black people to include AA, Caribbean, African, etc.) cost of living although getting higher it is still cheaper than California, and high evidence of black excellence, etc. Houston is not for me, but it is a thriving city with all the above. Atlanta is pretty awesome too although it is becoming super saturated. There is an area right outside of Columbia SC called Sandhills where the affluent blacks live. Many retired and active military (Ft Jackson is in Columbia), Government workers, Business owners, Etc. Cost of living is super low and you get soooo much for your money especially compared to the other areas I mentioned above. The winter weather is still decent enough where you don't need a real winter coat. My ex-husband and oldest daughter live there. Those are the places I'm considering moving to in about 3 years once my teen daughter graduates from high-school. Just need my new husband to get on board. Pray for me y'all.
@@DrFabulous1 can you share why they’re leaving? Some say they will never leave, some are leaving, and some are still moving in. I’d like to hear your take.
Alameda, CA?! Hmm I’ll have to look into this
It's a nice area from visits I've done in the Bay Area. Plus it's right across from Oakland too.
@@PlayaPotna1984 I’m familiar - I lived there for a little in 2015, but I’m back in the Oakland area. It’s a great town with a 25 MPH speed limit, but I don’t see many Black people there ever.
There is about 2 black people in alameda lol. Oakland is different.
I’m surprised Elk Grove isn’t on this list.
Altadena is the only one that have many beautiful old houses from the 1930s. Baldwin Hills and the reast have mid century moderns which I dont like.
I would like to see videos weathy African Americans who are rich without having a microphone 🎤 or a ball ⚽ in their hands.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
if I had to live in California let it be in a black upper class neighborhood.
Bruh You gotta be rich to live in those zip codes.
California is a wonderful place to visit but i wouldn't want to live there. Plus all the homes are so close together. I live on 80aces of land in central Georgia. With a 5000sqft House and land that cost me 488k. That Same land and home would be over 6million in California.
I completely understand. I still would like to move there if I can afford to. However, it seems you’re paying for the weather and the fact that California has natural beauty. You can experience so much in just one state. If you move there you definitely have to come in heavy with a nice and strong bag to thrive.
@@ThePresentTimeNow if you can afford to by all means you should move there, beautiful state weather and women. It's not for everyone though, I've been there done that. I'm up in age now, all i want is peace and quiet. On my 80 acres. 😊
Im confused how Alameda, View Park, Baldwin abd Ladera arent considered wealthier than PG county when the average black home price is double plus than PG county. Wealth isnt just salary. If your home you own is worth 2 million thats part of your wealth.
I absolutely LOVE this Channel!
Very helpful
Could it be that maybe I've yet come to it, but didn't, or haven't, I read of a private preparatory school in Windsor Park?
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Thank you for this!
Thank you for this video ❤
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No Inglewood?