Inland Empire · Neighborhood
Eastvale
About
Eastvale, in the northwest corner of Riverside County, only became a city in 2010. It used to be dairy farms; now it's new housing tracts and big shopping centers. Everything's new and convenient, but central LA is about an hour's drive.
Jasmine says
The 909 new-build: brand-new mansions and the loneliness of fresh air.
This city only incorporated on October 1, 2010,
the second-youngest city in California,
and before that it was dairy farms run by Dutch and Portuguese families:
twenty years ago, cows lived where your six-bedroom house now stands.
Today the median household income is over $160,000,
and it's on the state's safest-cities list year after year.
'We bought a brand-new six-bedroom house with room for a pool in the backyard,
and the neighbors are all old friends who moved from the 626.
The only problem:
for a decent late-night snack,
the GPS says 35 minutes. One way.'
A decent late-night meal is 35 minutes away — one way.
The 909 new build: brand-new mansions, fresh air and a certain loneliness.
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