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Welcome to Murrieta, California!
A legacy of Spanish place names, graceful architecture, and a relaxed lifestyle reflect the city of San Diego’s pride in its past. The interior, or back country, holds a wealth of surprises, ranging from the impressive Wild Animal Park to the old-fashioned mining village of Julian. The City of San Diego, home to the Chargers and the Padres, is the 6th most populous city in the United States. San Diego County has an economy bigger than some countries.
Murrieta is a progressive new city with a rich and colorful heritage that reaches back as far as the 1870's. It’s a city that allows room to grow for businesses and families alike. It’s a perfect place to live the Southern California lifestyle with clean air, blue skies, a perfect climate and healthy entertainment for the young at heart. It’s a city with a vision, resources and a game plan, destined to accommodate the natural progression of Southern California’s expansive.
Murrieta has not changed much until 1987, when a period of explosive growth began. Sleepy little Murrieta, totaling only 542 residents in 1970 and little more than 2,250 a decade later, grew up almost overnight. When it became a city on July 1, 1991, it was home to some 29,000 people, many of them drawn to the area by the same virtues young Don Juan found so attractive more than 100 years earlier. The young Don Juan Murrieta saw vast open spaces set in the midst of an expansive inland valley near the coast of Southern California. Greened by the grasses that covered the area, the valley was dotted with oak trees, and sycamores lined the creeks. Such natural beauty, he thought, and such a practical choice. So, he bought 52,000 acres. Don Juan was only 18 when he arrived in California from Spain in 1863, settling with two brothers in the San Joaquin Valley where they took up sheep ranching.
The sheep did well, feeding on the valley's rich grasses, and the natural hot springs found in the area proved a cleansing sheep dip. The sheep are long gone, and Don Juan eventually sold his holdings and moved to Los Angeles, where he worked 30 years in the sheriff's office. When Don Juan died in 1936 at the age of 91, the valley that came to bear his name, Murrieta had already experienced its first boom and its first bust. The railroad came, and a town was built up around it. By 1890, some 800 people populated the area. In 1935, trains stopped running this route and the boom went bust. Not much was to change until 1987, when a period of explosive growth began. Sleepy little Murrieta, totaling only 542 residents in 1970 and little more than 2,250 a decade later, grew up almost overnight. When it became a city officially on July 1, 1991, it was home to some 29,000 folks, many of them drawn to the area by the same virtues young Don Juan Murrieta found so attractive more than 100 years earlier. Today, the population of Murrieta exceeds 39,000 with natural beauty and so practical a choice, a real "gem of the valley."
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Riverside County is a perfect place to live, retire, do business and a
great place to own a home. Its year-round mild climate combined with its
historic attractions, Balboa Park, museums, the world-famous San Diego
Zoo, its beaches, Sea World and its proximity to Tijuana create an almost
irresistible combination. The most southern County in California, San
Diego County is bordered on the west by the blue Pacific Ocean which
brings a warm, dry climate with glorious sunrises over the mountains to
the east and incredible sunsets over the Pacific to the west. 
When
Don Juan came looking here seven years later, he found an area that had
changed little since it was first seen in 1797 by a party of Spaniards
searching for a mission site. The perfect location, he found, for the
100,000 sheep he herded south from Merced to the new ranch he bought in
1873.
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Welcome to Murrieta! If you are looking for California listings, home buying, homes and condos and townhomes, newer or older residential homes for sale in Murrieta, or other surrounding areas in Riverside County, California, Massimo Spadazzi can help you out. Massimo Spadazzi is a top, expert agent and realtor specializing in buying or selling newer or older homes, fine, luxury, expensive, million dollar, bank repo, foreclosure properties with lake, coastal or mountain views or city light views, in providing any home buying needs or assistance to search, find and buy, purchase your dream home for sale, house for sale in surrounding cities with or without views. If you are thinking of buying or selling your home, contact Massimo Spadazzi and you will be provided with any available information or assistance. All contents on this and related web sites are provided by Massimo Spadazzi, Realtor specializing in Murrieta real estate and in the surrounding areas. Massimo Spadazzi will respond to your request for information as soon as possible. Thank you! |
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