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    9375 N Saybrook Dr, Fresno, CA 93720

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Living in Fresno CA

When most people think California, they think of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, or maybe even Bakersfield. But there are plenty of characterful towns outside of the major California cities. Fresno is one such city. The gateway to the Sierras, Yosemite, and the San Joaquin Valley, Fresno blends a booming agricultural hub with a laidback atmosphere and quiet community. Major attractions like the Chaffee Zoo, Fresno Art Museum, and more blend with local centers like the charming Tower District and Downtown Fresno. There's even a healthy helping of college town energy with Fresno State so close. You can find Fresno residents hiking, camping, and exploring Sequoia National Park, Sierra National Forest, Yosemite, and more. With an incredible mix of contemporary apartment communities, affordable townhomes, and amenity-laden condos, there's a rental for everyone in this unexpected California gem.

Moving to the Area

While the cost of living in Fresno is slightly higher than the national average, it's about 10% less than the state average. Rent tends to range from $1,200 for a one-bedroom to $1,500 for a two-bedroom. Fresno is located within a valley with beautiful natural landmarks and bountiful green space that is ideal for agricultural endeavors.

Lifestyle

When moving to Fresno, you'll experience a mix of rural and urban life. Residents who live in the Central Valley enjoy ample outdoor adventures. The Sierra Nevada, Sequoia National Park, and Kings Canyon National Park are right in your backyard. In terms of weather, Fresno has a Mediterranean climate. There's little rainfall, mild winters, and hot, dry summers that can reach the upper 90s. As of 2023, the cost of living in Fresno is relatively affordable compared to other California cities, with the median home price around $400,000 and rental prices averaging $1,800 for a two-bedroom apartment.

Culture

In addition to the natural wonders of places like Yosemite National Park, Fresno provides ample opportunities to enjoy art and culture. The unique Forestiere Underground Gardens features sunken gardens and subterranean structures dating back to 1906. For indoor marvels, head to the Fresno Art Museum. Residents can celebrate the natural beauty of Fresno by visiting the Fresno County Blossom Trail, which showcases the stunning blooms of fruit trees each spring.

Industry

Fresno County has the highest concentration of agriculture than any other U.S. county. Agriculture is the main source of the economy here, generating more than $7.5 billion each year. The industry also employs approximately 20% of the region's workforce. Additionally, Fresno is a key center for manufacturing and distribution. Outside of non-agricultural-related industries, healthcare remains a prominent sector, with several major hospitals and medical facilities serving the community.

Sports & Colleges

Fresno is home to several colleges, including California State University, Fresno. The university's football team plays at Valley Children's Stadium, and the fans pack the stands on game day. The minor league Grizzlies baseball team is a draw for baseball fans. Bicycling is popular in Fresno, and the city hosts the National Bicycle League State Championships every year at Woodward Park.

Landmarks

Fresno is filled with attractions and landmarks. The Discovery Center integrates science education with play. It's a varied space of museums, outdoor exhibits, and gardens. There are also multiple performing arts centers throughout the city, such as the Fresno Art Museum, Tower Theatre, and Warnors Theatre.

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