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Living in Hemet, California:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

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If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Hemet, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked five people living in Hemet what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

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Helmet is rundown. Nothing to do, very hot, tons of abandoned animals every day and no shelter! Crime is sky high so be very careful. Lots of homeless young people too.

Christine, says: 2023

Anyone moving to Hemet should know it is a retirement community. It is in the San Jacinto Valley. While it is not a vibrant city, it is within an hours drive from San Diego, California, which has all the amenities of most major cities. Hemet is also located 85 miles Northeast of Los Angeles, California; the entertainment Capital of the world. Although it can get very hot during summer, the weather is very nice between October through April.

Kantria, says: 2020

If someone were moving to the city of Hemet, the weather is very hot and dry. There are some nice areas of this city, but, on the other hand, there are a lot of worn-down areas, too. The housing here is fairly cheap, especially compared to other cities such as those closer to the counties of Los Angeles or San Diego.

Katelyn, says: 2020

Hemet is an upcoming and growing community. There is many things to do, and, many stores to shop at. There is no major freeway that leads directly to the city, and to get here a person must drive along a side road or a highway. Hemet is a great place.

Hannah, says: 2020

Hemet is a place where small-town values still live and are celebrated. It is a place where her citizens take pride in the generations of those who came before them and strive to teach to her future citizens. It is a city where education and work go hand-in-hand, with many industries and a community college that reach out to the community.

Natosia, says: 2020

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