California Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Wildomar, California

Population: 14,064

Located in Riverside County

Nestled in the middle of one of California's fastest growing regions, Wildomar offers the attractive quality of life features that influence more and more site location decisions for businesses.

Wildomar is an hour's drive north of San Diego and just 50 minutes from Ontario's international airport. Bordered by the Santa Ana Mountains and gently rolling hills, the community rests in a valley noted for its natural beauty and clean air. It boasts a well-educated work force, one of Southern California's lowest crime rates, an educational system that counts two of California's "distinguished schools" among its number, and easy access to the interstate highway system.

Wildomar offers an ample supply of choice industrial and retailing sites. Home to a growing number of younger families attracted by affordable housing. A range of recreational activity can be found in the valley, too, including championship golf courses such as Bear Creek, home of the early Skins Games. Wildomar schools have enjoyed good performance results relative to their peers, and that performance is showing continued improvement. Class sizes are comparable to those across the city panel and are falling.

Like Temecula, most housing in Wildomar was built during the mid-1980's, with development continuing at a steady pace. Presently, approximately 800 single-family homes are built each year in Murrieta averaging three to four bedrooms with a square footage of 1,500-3,000. New home prices in Wildomar average $255,000-$300,000.

Through the years and population growth, Wildomar has retained a quiet charm, which its residents find appealing. The magnificent views of the mountains and the proximity of the lakes provide one of the more obvious appeals - but the sense of community is another. Wildomar has is a place where one gains a sense of community - of family. Come and make yourself a new member of the Wildomar family!