Fillmore is a small yet beautiful town in Moorpark where residents enjoy living on the edge of suburbia and city life. The homes are spacious with plenty for families to do outside, and many people lean liberal here.
Housing prices in Fillmore are among some of the highest rates for homes across America, although they don’t compare to other ultra-expensive communities like Los Angeles or San Francisco.
The great mix of jobs in this city means there’s something for everyone. From office and administrative support to professional services, sales, or even craftsmanship, no matter what type you are looking to pursue, Fillmore has got your back.
In Fillmore, 14.88% of adults 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree or higher compared to 21.84%, which is the American average. This is lower than average for cities in America at large but still shows an impressive feat that there are so many people who’ve completed their college education here.
In Fillmore, there are many different types of people. Some live a comfortable life with high incomes while others struggle to get by on much less money each year–especially if they’re employed full-time, and the oldest child is enrolled in college or attending school full-time too.
The people of Fillmore are hard-working and proud. They come from many different backgrounds, but all have one thing in common: they call this city home. A little bit about the location itself will help you get an idea as to why so many choose Fillmore over any other place around–there’s plenty going on that would keep anyone entertained or interested for hours upon end (not to mention how delicious these eclectic food options seem).
There are multiple different types of people living in Fillmore, but one thing they all have in common? An ethnic background. With so much diversity among its population – which includes Hispanics or Latinos as well as white-Hispanic mixers like English Americans and Irish settlers, to name just a few – this city truly is “the melting pot” of cultural diversity.
Due to its large immigrant population, Fillmore has a very different cultural character than most cities in America. The foreign-born people account for 20% of the city’s population and have made many contributions that shape our way of life here at home. A lot can change when you move from one country or culture to another; this is especially true if your transition happens while being part-American/Part– ancestral heritage.
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