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Bellflower, California, located in Los Angeles County, is a diverse and family-friendly suburb known for its good schools, parks, and affordable housing. With a population of around 78,000, Bellflower offers a small-town feel while still being close to the bustling city of Los Angeles.
Some user reviews on BestPlaces.net provide insight into what it's like to live in Bellflower. According to "Jesse", the community is friendly and welcoming, stating "I've lived in Bellflower for almost 10 years and I absolutely love it. The neighbors are friendly, there are plenty of parks, and the schools are great." Another reviewer, "Samantha", praises the affordability of the area, saying "I moved to Bellflower for its affordable housing and I have not been disappointed. The cost of living is much lower compared to other areas in California." However, not all reviews are positive. "Robert" expresses concerns about safety, writing "The crime rate in Bellflower is pretty high and I don't feel as safe as I used to. I've had my car broken into multiple times." On the other hand, "Sarah" feels that the community is improving and shares "I've lived in Bellflower for over 20 years and I've seen it change for the better. There are more local businesses and the city is investing in improving the parks and public spaces." Overall, these user reviews provide a mix of perspectives on living in Bellflower, highlighting its friendly community, affordability, and safety concerns.
based on 1 ReviewsGet to know Bellflower with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Bellflower
Once quiet decent town turned to nightmare - 3/17/2021
14 years ago I moved here because my then boyfriend had an apartment here . Well he’s my husband now and we’re still in the same place. Bellflower was never known for being a great place to live. When I first moved here it was nice enough. Close to freeways and it was fairly quiet and clean.
Things have really changed over the years steadily down hill. The class of people who live here has really changed. The city doesn’t enforce any of it’s own ordinances or codes. The law is pretty much a joke. My once decent neighborhood is dirty over crowded has no parking. Our grocery store left five years ago. If you don’t speak Spanish you’d better learn if you want to live here.
We are looking to buy a house currently. I can’t wait to put this dump /ghetto
town behind me. If you move here I wish you luck your gonna need
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