Perris, Riverside County, California
An Informational Guide to Living in the Perris, California Community
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Overview
Perris was incorporated in 1911, a vibrant hub on the Santa Fe Railroad line and home to some of California's most important agricultural industries. The city has come a long way in the past 100 years, embracing new residential communities while maintaining the early century western feel that has come to define downtown Perris. A unique mixture of big name commercial and quaint local business, downtown is once again revitalized as the city prepares for the arrival of the county's newest Metrolink station. Homeowners look forward to the added convenience of commuting by train, soon being able to connect to Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles from the convenience of downtown Perris.
Demographics
Riverside County (2008): 2.1 million
Perris (2008): 53,605
Elevation: 1,453 feet
Precipitation: 10 - 13 inches per year
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Transportation
Perris is located adjacent to Interstate 215 and is bisected by Highway 74 (SR74). To the north it is served by the Cajalco-Ramona Expressway and Highway 60. Other major thoroughfares include Perris Boulevard, D Street, Goetz Road and Nuevo Road
Shopping & Dining
Perris Valley Spectrum
Orange Avenue and North Perris Boulevard
Perris Plaza
1688 North Perris Boulevard
Perris Towne Center
Nuevo Road and North Perris Boulevard
Moreno Valley Mall
22500 Town Circle
www.morenovalleymall.com
Hemet Valley Mall
2200 W. Florida Avenue, Hemet
Promenade Mall
40820 Winchester Road, Temecula
www.promenadeintemecula.com
Lake Elsinore Outlet Center
17600 Collier Avenue, Lake Elsinore
www.lakeelsinoreoutlet.com
Neighborhoods
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