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…kinda like a city-wide carnival


If your favorite things include Mickey Mouse, baseball or hockey, then run, don’t walk, to get your place in Anaheim. The largest, richest, most populated city in Orange County houses Disneyland, Angel Stadium and the Honda Center—a long way from its 19th-century roots as a colony for German farmers and vintners.

Housing is plentiful, sprawling far to the east and west, and commercial districts are everywhere you look. Get your retail fix at the Anaheim GardenWalk or the Downtown Disney District (designed by Disney to attract locals and encourage longer vacation stays), and view live concerts at the outdoor venue, The Grove.

Soon to come: The Platinum Triangle. This “neo-urban” redevelopment district around Angel Stadium will contain high rises and mixed-use streets.

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Known for:

Tourist trap

Main drag:

Katella Avenue

Anaheim blogs and events

Ribs from the Golden Age of Dining

If you want some old school ribs from a dimly light restaurant straight out of the 1950's, Chris' & Pitt's in Anaheim is a must try.

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Apartments in Anaheim

The Evergreens Apartment Homes - 2619-2639 Felicidad Cir Stonybrook Apartments - 730 S Beach Blvd
Cinnamon Creek Apartments - 625 S Webster Ave Villa Serrano Apartments - 201 S Magnolia Ave
Twin Pines Apartments - 2880 W Ball Rd Sundial Apartments - 2704 W Ball Rd
Villa Royale Apartments - 1223 S Loara St Madison Park Apartments - 2235 W Broadway
Spring Tree Apartments - 2611 W Baylor Cir Cedar Glen Apartments - 603 N Chippewa
Arbors at Magnolia Apartments - 150 S Magnolia Ave Summer Crest Apartments - 2828 W Ball Rd
Beachwood Apartments - 2970 W Orange Ave