Anaheim's neighborhoods are unique, ranging from those that are "historical," with homes built during the city's earliest years, to those constructed as developments in the 1950s to the most recent contemporary architecture. Anaheim's neighborhoods are the livelihood of California, and new residents are moving to Anaheim to become apart of the close knit community. The city averages over 328 days of sunshine annually, with an average daily temperature of 73 degrees. January is the coolest month with highs averaging 65 degrees. Anaheim is at its warmest in August, with an average high of 83 degrees.
Economy:
When looking at a map of Southern California, you will find that Anaheim is ideally situated in the middle of one of the world's largest economies. Airports, seaports, freeways and railways are all easily accessible from Anaheim. Close proximity to the ocean, mountains, lakes and deserts are reasons why Anaheim is the location of choice by over 15,000 businesses and 328,000 residents. Anaheim moving companies are contributing to this growing population by bringing newcomers to the area. Anaheim offers qualifying firms economic development rates, new construction incentives, and energy efficiency incentives. Anaheim's "Powerful Partnership for Business," comprised of the city's Community Development and Public Utilities departments, creates customized business programs for economic development support.
History:
The city was incorporated in 1876 with a population of 881. The little rural community grew slowly, but steadily for the next several decades. By 1920, the population had risen to 5,526 as an agricultural community. Anaheim's small town lifestyle continued through the first half of the 20th century. Center Street was the hub of community activity, where people gathered to celebrate local events and festivities and to mark such national and international events as the end of both World Wars, the assassination of President John Kennedy and man's first step on the moon.
Tourism:
Southern California is a playground for family fun. Whether you're looking to ride a roller coaster, shop the latest trends in fashion or picnic in a park, there's something for you. Residents and visitors of Anaheim enjoy the Disneyland Resort, Downtown Disney, the Shops at Anaheim Garden Walk, Angel Stadium and the Yorba Regional Park. Anaheim also provides amazing opportunities for kids to learn and have fun while doing it. The Discovery Science Center and Aquarium of the Pacific feature great interactive exhibits.