“What About Aliso Viejo?” By: Patti Gregory

“What About Aliso Viejo?” By: Patti Gregory

February 10, 2021

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By Angie Week

Patti Gregory

Patti is a real estate agent in So Cal, a member, podcast co-host and a blogger/contributor to Money, Real Estate & More.  To connect with her, sign up on and/or log in to the platform to send her a private message.

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Patti Gregory

History & Fun Facts

 

Wanted to share some info and fun facts with you about the beautiful city of Aliso Viejo!

I found it interesting that the city of Mission Viejo actually purchased the land to create Aliso.  It took some years but it’s at the target population of just over 50,000 people with the 2020 census.  Also found it interesting that every home in Aliso is within 1.5 miles from Pacific Park to encourage live-work opportunities.  Pacific Park is where a couple of today’s featured podcast listings are located.

Aliso’s schools have a great reputation.  There are a total of 23, 15 of those are private.  With the exception of a few, most school ratings are 9 and 10.  Info courtesy of greatschools.com

Now for Some Real Estate!

42% of Aliso home prices are between $604,001 – $905,000.  23.6% falling above that mark, 34% fall below.

The average rental for a 2 bedroom home is $2,260.

It’s got a Seller’s market index of 84 for single family homes & 89 for condos.  Both very strong numbers.

Aliso Viejo

Aliso Viejo

 

Aliso Viejo

 

Aliso Viejo is doing something really fun – they are paying it forward with a ‘Community Hub and Urban Farming area that is set to unveil in May! 

Per the City, ‘A longtime in the making, this unique plan includes the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of the exciting barn and bunkhouse along with a working farm with fruit & nut tree orchards, raised-bed vegetable gardens and several fish ponds, each with about 2,000 tilapia that will be harvested biannually.  The locally sourced food grown onsite will be donated – at no cost – to food banks and will provide farm-to-table food for school culinary programs and community classes and functions.

I just love this idea so much – maybe more Cities will follow Aliso’s lead and ‘pay it forward’ as well.

One final thing, Soka University has opened a 2nd Covid-19 vaccination ‘super’ site for South County.  Beats that drive to Disneyland if you’re looking to get the vaccine.

Thanks for listening to the podcast today, we appreciate you!

Until next time ~ Patti Gregory, Realtor

 

 

Patti Gregory Real Estate Team

Resource(s): neighborhoodscout.com

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