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Roseville, CA is a city located in Placer County, just north of Sacramento. It is known for its beautiful scenery, convenient access to outdoor activities, and bustling shopping and dining scenes. Roseville is a great destination for people looking to explore the Sacramento Valley region with its numerous attractions ranging from golf courses to the Fountains at Roseville mall. Additionally, Roseville's mild climate and proximity to Lake Tahoe make it a perfect spot for year-round recreation and entertainment. Visitors are often impressed by the friendly atmosphere and small town charm that can be found in the city’s restaurants, hotels, and other establishments. From locals who have lived there for years to those who just passed through on their way elsewhere in California, they all agree that Roseville has something special to offer. Nearly all of the reviews of Roseville are positive with visitors praising its beauty, amenities, service, atmosphere, price range, and accessibility.
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A Little Bit of Everything~ - 6/30/2018
Roseville, Ca is a nice place to live but you have to be able to afford it. It is at least 40% more expensive to live here than most places. It is cram packed with things to do. Very family oriented. It has an outstanding Mall with top of the line shopping at Roseville Galleria. Roseville is extremely well taken care of from tip to toe it's beautiful. The Roseville PD keep things under control and do a great job keeping out the riff raff. The weather is great up until summer around July thru August which has been known to stay in the triple digits the entire time. We are looking to relocate to a cooler place ourselves. Never thought i'd say that but it's come to that point. The traffic on the other hand is getting worse and there are certain times of the day to avoid being on the roads at all if one can and it will only get worse since they keep building and building. To me...it is just the right size now. From what used to be a small quaint little town to what it has grown into
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Roseville, California - 10/12/2015
Roseville is an very nice small/medium sized city; a suburb of Sacramento, which is not (a nice city). Sacramento is a toilet.
Roseville is clean, moderately conservative, with good schools, "All-American" neighborhoods, and a terrific major mall (The Galleria).
While the local county taxes are ONLY 7.5% (not bad, for California), combine it with the rest of the state's taxes and it is an expensive place to live.
Other posters have talked about how close the area is to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe but, one has to like the place they call home more than it's proximity to other places they don't call home. Make sense?
Not a lot of jobs; California is not a place that is business friendly. It's common knowledge, if California didn't have Silicone Valley in the north, and Hollywood in the south it, metaphorically, would be bankrupt by now.
I'd move out of this state if I could convince my wife.
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Excellent for families - 6/16/2013
Beautiful wetland preserves and mighty oak tree enclaves break up the suburban areas making it not so cookie cutter. Traffic not too bad on most streets, however if you commute to Sacramento, another story. I read it has the most bike/walking trails and voted the skinniest city in American-maybe this is why. Great schools and some charter school options. Not good for singles who want a night life, but close to Sacramento, so not a problem. Great malls- Galleria and Fountains. The most restaurants per population and close to wineries, lakes, rivers, quaint historical towns and Lake Tahoe 1 hour drive for skiing and 2 scenic hours drive to Reno. Water park and Olympic training indoor pool and many golf courses. Summers are hot, but 95% of the time you can leave windows open at night for cool breeze. Well funded city because of malls and HP, so it is very well maintained and protected- no ghettos or gangs and low crime. Senior communities like Del Webb and Sun City homes aren't staying
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25 years in Roseville - 12/15/2010
I lived in Roseville for 25 years. I moved back to North Dakota 4 years ago. I miss a lot about Roseville, but there is no place like North Dakota. The unemployment in the town I live is 2%. I hated the 110 degree temperatures worse than the -20 degree Dakota winters. The thing I missed the most is the rain in the summer. Out of the whole Sacramento Metro area I liked Roseville the best. I would love to be a dual resident.
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Roseville California a great place to live - 12/11/2010
I visited Roseville several years ago from New England and have to say I just loved it out there! It was early winter when I visited and I did not miss the bitter cold of New England one bit! Could hardly believe it was in the 60's and sometimes 70's in Roseville in December. But loved the roads, the big open shopping centers with outside (yes outside in December) cafes!!!! Scads of great restaurants! Am still trying to persuade my family to move out there! Also loved the new houses out there with soaring family room cielings, huge kitchens opening to dining and living areas, extra rooms, dedicated rooms for entertainment centers etc!! Wow. Maybe the summers can have hot days but surprisingly even New England has 100 degree summer days. Well hope to move there soon if I can persuade the
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Great place to live - 10/19/2010
Roseville has it all, low crime, great weather, excellent shopping and good schools, and close to the snow, wine country and the bay
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weather in Roseville - 8/20/2010
We moved here 5 years ago from Colorado Springs and previous to that the Bay Area (San Jose). Having lived in the Bay Area for most of my life I still miss it and everything about it a lot. The weather here in the Sacramento Valley can be pretty brutal ... here in Roseville we can average 3-6 degrees hotter than Sacramento since we're right at the base of the Sierras. So far this year we've had a fairly "mild" summer with only a few 100 degree days which is extremely unusual. The 2nd summer we were here we had a spell of over 105 degrees for about 17 days and one day it reached 117!!! Roseville is a nice little town though with great restaurants but if you're looking for a "cooler" summer climate this isn't it. We're grateful for whoever came up with the idea of
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jobs - 6/17/2010
The city is a safe place to live, but far as jobs go I have noticed that most jobs will only hire if you are white. Latin americans have are not very visible in most jobs. I noticed when new companies like, Winco and John's Incredible pizza came to town they would hire anyone. This was refreshing to see different races finally working
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Roseville California - 10/10/2009
Roseville is one the best places to live in my opinion. They have great schools, great neighborhoods to live in, and best of all, the community really looks out for one another. My husband and I have 3 kids and although he was recently out of work for a few months, we would never dream of moving anywhere else. Roseville has a small town quality about it. There is lots of shopping & Awesome restaurants, and lots of beautiful country to look
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