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About Ramona Park

Ramona Park is a charming neighborhood in Long Beach, CA. This district features a mix of homes and small businesses, creating a friendly community feel. Residents appreciate the close-knit atmosphere and enjoy spending time outdoors. Families find good schools nearby, making it an appealing place to live. The area offers easy access to local services and amenities, helping everyone meet their daily needs. Units with 1–3 bedrooms fit a range of needs.

Ramona Park Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

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2890 E Artesia Boulevard

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2890 E Artesia Boulevard

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2890 E Artesia Blvd

2890 E ARTESIA 36,LONG BEACH,CA

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2890 E Artesia Boulevard

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2890 E Artesia Boulevard

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The Neighbourhood: Ramona Park

Ramona Park is a small area in Los Angeles County with parks, local schools, and houses close by. The area has small shops, a grocery, places to eat, and quick access to daily needs near homes. This district offers public parks, playgrounds, and a few small community spots for exercise and play. Public buses run nearby, and the area has links to main roads and faster routes across the city. The district keeps a simple vibe and gives easy travel for work, school, and shopping in Los Angeles.

Demographics

Average Resident age35 years old

Average household Income$69,296 /year

Average HouseHold Composition3 People

What to know about Ramona Park demographics:

Many people in Ramona Park have finished high school, and about 26% have a college degree.
The average age of residents is around 35 years old, which attracts young professionals and families.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ramona Park

What is it like to live in Ramona Park, Long Beach, CA?

Ramona Park offers a mix of residential homes and parks. The neighborhood has a quiet feel with a suburban vibe. Residents enjoy nearby amenities and access to schools. It is a family-friendly area with community engagement.

Is Ramona Park, Long Beach, CA expensive?

Ramona Park is considered moderately priced compared to other areas in Long Beach. Home prices can vary, with single-family homes typically being the most common type. The cost reflects its location and local amenities.

What is the weather of Ramona Park, Long Beach, CA?

Ramona Park has a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Average temperatures range from the mid-50s in winter to mid-80s in summer. Coastal breezes often keep the area comfortable year-round.

How safe is Ramona Park, Long Beach, CA?

Ramona Park has a mixed safety reputation. Some areas are considered safe, while others may have higher crime rates. Local police engage with the community for safety initiatives, but it's wise to stay informed about specific blocks.