Buy a home in Oxnard, CA / Should You Buy Real Estate Now?

[@jondeak]

Hello, could you please give me an idea of how close you have to be to the beach and the channels to feel substantial cooler on days like today where it’s almost 100 degrees? I’ve been to Oxnard a million times but never researched the sections of the city that stay the coolest during heat waves. I lived near Calabasas for 10 years and in the last 5 years the heat has gotten worse and worse so we moved to Nashville Tennessee hoping the heat would be less worse and it’s definitely not so now we’re thinking about selling the house here and moving back to California specifically Oxnard because we’re not sure how much longer we’re going to be able to survive in 100+ degree days for months on end. Thx

[@livinginventuracounty1071]

The closer to the beach you are the cooler it is. However, we live about 3 miles from the beach and most I believe last year we only had about 2 weeks over 85 degrees. We never reached 90. It is rare to even find a house in Oxnard with central air because there are just a few days that get really hot. I have a portable swamp cooler that I take out on the hottest days. But the heat isn't so bad that you don't want to be outside. I highly recommend coming here to get away from the heat:). More and more people are looking to move this way because of the heat.

[@ChristianVBlue3]

Great video, really informative. I’d like to see you guys cover the El Rio community and other rural neighborhoods in the county which I have a preference over the bustling suburbs lol

[@livinginventuracounty1071]

Great suggestion! We will put that on our todo list. Thank you so much. We are so happy you liked our video as well.

[@georgeniksich1152]

Too many apartments near the beach Oxnard and Ventura.Need more new condos. condos condo

[@livinginventuracounty1071]

We agree! We would love to see more new homes and Condos.