If you're thinking of relocating to Temecula, Menifee, Murrieta, or surrounding areas in the Temecula Valley, you'll find a vibrant community waiting your arrival. With abundant community resources, plenty of affordable housing, parks and recreational facilities, a picturesque Wine Country and Historic Old Town, you won't have a problem loving your new home! Business Environment Companies looking for a well-educated workforce, low interest rates, room for growth and a pro-business environment look no further than the Temecula Valley in Southwest Riverside County. The Temecula Valley is home to a diverse workforce, master-planned business developments, accessible transportation, enterprise zones, and plenty of room to expand. For international exporters, the Mexico border is just 65 miles to the south. One of the major employers and a source for a well-educated workforce in the area is Mt. San Jacinto Community College, located just off the I-15 in Menifee. MSJC offers courses and programs that satisfy the transfer requirements of four-year colleges and universities. It is a single college with two campuses. One campus is in San Jacinto and one is in Menifee. The city has seen steady job growth led by the health care industry. The city’s largest employer is Guidant Corp, a company that makes vascular stents and other products. A number of other medical facilities are located in the Temecula Valley including the Sharp Medical facility and the Inland Empire Medical Center, one of the area’s few trauma centers. Temecula's strong economy and educated workforce is facilitating many large corporations to relocate to the Valley. Firms are taking advantage of Temecula's easy access along Interstate 15/215 freeway corridor, pro-business attitude and lower operating costs. Businesses that are relocating and investing in the area look at attracting and keeping the kind of employees needed for a successful business venture, knowing that a well-trained and educated workforce is readily accessible. Climate The climate in the Temecula Valley has supported the development of the Valley’s burgeoning wine industry. Days are warm and dry with cool evenings. Average summer highs are 85 degrees, and the average low in the winter is 39 degrees. The Valley receives 14 inches of rain on average. Besides the moderate climate, you’ll enjoy the air quality in the Valley. Almost every day, you’ll notice ocean breezes flowing through the valley, removing any smog that threatens the clear blue skies. Transportation The Valley has a strong road and interstate system. Residents in the area generally enjoy an average 35 minute commute. The Valley is serviced by John Wayne Airport, approximately 40 miles away in Orange County, California. You'll find a wide variety of things to do in Temecula Valley. Whether you enjoy wandering through the Wine Country, or enjoying a round of golf in one of the Temecula Valley's fine golf courses. Relocating can be an arduous process, since you need to purchase a home virtually "long-distance". As an experienced Temeculah Valley relocation specialist, I can help you eliminate the relocation hassles. Call me today at 951-265-4305 to get your relocation rolling in the right direction! You can also use the form below to send an email. Janet |