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Murrieta, CA

Riverside County is where you will find the City of Murrieta. With a fast-growing population that is now over 110,000, the city is an attractive option for those who are looking to buy or rent a home in the county. In fact, Murrieta was recognized as the fastest growing city in the entire state for the 2000 - 2010 period. People are catching on quickly to the high quality of life that the city offers thanks to new homes, new infrastructure, and a cooperative spirit.

Since the city's incorporation in 1991, it has enjoyed a strong jobs market that is bolstered by a number of employers who provide great pay and benefits to their employees. The public school system is consistently recognized as one of the best places to work in the city thanks to the great work-life balance that teachers and school support staff enjoy. The Mulligan Family Fun Center may be the most exciting place to work in town. It is also a good place for teenagers to earn income before they head off to college or leave home for other opportunities.

Murrieta Hot Springs, Greer Ranch, and Antelope Hills are all great choices for anyone who is looking to buy or rent a home in the area. In general, home prices tend to be cheaper in Murrieta than in nearby Temecula, although that has been changing in recent years as the city's popularity has continued to sky rocket. One of the big perks about life in Murrieta is that the city has a very low crime rate and almost no traffic issues except for the occasional rush hour delay. Riverside Transit Authority provides several daily bus routes that provide a public transit option for those who like to utilize these services. Getting around by bike or foot may also be a possibility depending on where you choose to live in the city.

Callaway Vineyard and Winery is one of the top attractions in the area. They offer tours of the vineyards that let you see the delicious grapes that you will try later during a tasting. Miramonte Winery is a competing winery that offers many of the same services and delicious wine. Once you have got your feel of the drink of the gods, you can head over to Lake Skinner Park to enjoy this scenic recreation area. Getting out on the water is a great way to spend an evening with family and friends.

Murrieta offers a lifestyle that is a welcome change of pace from the daily grind. Its residents are warm and welcoming to those who are moving into the area. Life is good in Murrieta with plenty of wine to share with all.