When you're planning on moving to Los Angeles it can be a bit overwhelming at first; the place is huge. Because of its size it's important to do your research on line before getting on a plane or getting in your car and actually visiting any one if its neighborhoods.
You may have found a place you're in love with, but before making any commitment, check out the neighborhood first. One such neighborhood in the Eastside of Los Angeles County is Boyle Heights, population 100,000. At 14,229 per square mile, Boyle Heights is one of the densest populations in all of Los Angeles County, and is an astounding 94.0% Latino.
With a median income of about 33,000 it is on the low side for the city and county of Los Angeles; no surprise that only about 5% of Boyle Heights residents have a college degree. The largest sector of the population is in the 19-34 year old demographic, coming in at a very close second, the ten year old and less category. If you're looking for a Latin neighborhood full of children, you might want to consider Boyle Heights. Of course, if you have children of your own you're probably going to be extra concerned about two things, crime and schools. Let's take a look at both.
In Boyle Heights and the immediate surrounding area there are approximately fifty public and charter schools. Charter schools are primary and secondary education schools that receive both public money and private donations as well, but are not subject to the rules and regulations that govern public schools. Each school has their own charter that they are accountable to. Like all public schools, where you live governs which school your children will be required to attend. If you're not happy with the school that has been selected for your คอนโด กรุงเทพ child you do have the option of a private education; Boyle Heights has fifteen to choose from.
When it comes to crime, Boyle Heights seems to have the usual mix of violent crimes and property crimes, nothing outstanding and seems to be in line with the rest of Los Angeles City and County. In a weeks' time there were fifty crimes in the neighborhood; five violent and forty-five property type crimes like grand theft auto and breaking and entering.
But if you want to get the real story here, you're going to have to get on a bus, hop on a plane, or drive down there and experience the neighborhood for yourself. Then you will know if that house you were thinking of buying is all that. You know what they say, location, location, location... Good luck and happy house hunting.
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