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Calabasas
- AOverall Grade
- Suburb of Los Angeles, CA
- 37 reviews
- Public SchoolsA
- Crime & SafetyB
- HousingC-
- NightlifeB+
- Good for FamiliesA
- DiversityA-
- JobsB
- WeatherA+
- Cost of LivingD
- Health & FitnessA+
- Outdoor ActivitiesA
- CommuteC+
Real Estate
Median Home Value
$976,300
National
$184,700Median Rent
$2,289
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Calabasas Rankings
Niche ranks thousands of places to live based on key statistics from the U.S. Census and and expert insights.
Crime & Safety
Crime & Safety
B
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Residents
Working in Calabasas
Jobs
B
Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living.
Median Household Income
$114,143
National
$55,322Top Private Schools in Calabasas
Calabasas Reviews
37 reviews
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Calabasas is a safe and family-friendly neighborhood - there are many local activities and amenities that make for a great lifestyle. Additionally, the neighborhood is conveniently located outside of Los Angeles, which makes the greater Los Angeles area very accessible.
There's a stereotype about Calabasas being a place where rich people congregate and look down on the less fortunate for not driving luxury vehicles or spending absurd amounts of money on materialistic items.
That stereotype is true.
In my whole life, I have never been to a place that lacks such diversity in race, thought, and socioeconomic status. My mom worked three jobs just to afford raising rent prices. My classmates at Calabasas High get BMWs and Teslas when they turn 16, total them the following week, and get another high end car. It's utterly disgusting coming from a place where so many are less fortunate and see people throw away their money. Besides the fact that the area is very safe (although, I am black, so not too safe), it is terrible. I hate this whole city and can't wait to graduate next year so I don't have to come back.
Calabasas people are full of sh*t.
That stereotype is true.
In my whole life, I have never been to a place that lacks such diversity in race, thought, and socioeconomic status. My mom worked three jobs just to afford raising rent prices. My classmates at Calabasas High get BMWs and Teslas when they turn 16, total them the following week, and get another high end car. It's utterly disgusting coming from a place where so many are less fortunate and see people throw away their money. Besides the fact that the area is very safe (although, I am black, so not too safe), it is terrible. I hate this whole city and can't wait to graduate next year so I don't have to come back.
Calabasas people are full of sh*t.
It has been a very different experience living in Calabasas. After moving here in 2010, I was thrown into a very different culture than the one I had just left in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is hard living in a community that is very well known and has stereotypes. Many times, I am embarrassed to tell others where I live as there is often times a prejudice that comes along with it. Though the reputation, I feel very fortunate to have lived in such a safe and affluent community.