Anaheim

Anaheim is a big enough city to hold several genuinely different identities within its borders, and most people only know it for Disneyland, which sits alongside the convention center in a busy resort district that's really just one part of the larger picture. Away from that corridor, Anaheim's residential neighborhoods are mostly older, mid-century single-family homes, particularly in the flatter western and central sections, with lot sizes and housing styles that reflect the city's rapid postwar growth, while the eastern hills toward Anaheim Hills offer larger, newer homes on hillside lots with genuine views out over Orange County.

The Anaheim Colony, the city's historic downtown core, holds some of the oldest homes in Orange County, a genuine concentration of well-preserved Craftsman and Victorian houses that speaks to Anaheim's history as one of the county's original settlements, founded originally by German winemakers before growing into the sprawling city it is today. That range, from historic downtown streets to hillside newer construction to the dense resort district, gives Anaheim a lot of variation depending on which neighborhood you're looking at, and it's long drawn a genuinely diverse mix of working families, service industry employees tied to the resort economy, and buyers specifically looking for the value that comes with an older, larger city compared to some of its pricier South County neighbors.

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