Saturday Night Science says that for 2023, Park and Civic Center will be the safest areas in Stockton.
Stockton Ranks Among Most Dangerous Cities in America (PHOTO: google)
Stockton has a lot of different areas, and people who live there have a lot of different ways of life. Stockton has a lot of different neighborhoods, from cool and college-friendly ones to fancy spots and slum-like ones. The city has a lot to offer in terms of sights and job opportunities, but safety is still a worry. A poll of 15 areas using Saturday Night Science showed a range of living situations. Brookside became a symbol of safety and wealth, giving its people a safe place to live. Some parts of Stockton, though, are not so peaceful. These areas are struggling and need Tender Loving Care (TLC). As people in Stockton enjoy all that the city has to offer, the city struggles to balance its many different settings so that a more peaceful picture can be painted for everyone.
Here are the 10 most dangerous areas of Stockton in 2023.
1. Park
There are both bad times and nice things in Park, California, a town of 26,331 people. This is how much Park’s average home costs: $113,358. The average income in the area is $33,773, and the typical rent is $895. But 9.0% of Park’s people are jobless, which is bad for the economy. With a crime rate of 8567/100,000, the community needs to keep up with safety and security operations. Park keeps its own character as people balance economic needs with the well-being of the community.
2. Civic Center
14,864 people in Civic Center, Stockton, face this problem every day. They have different issues. The average home price in this market is $99,340, making it easy for people to buy a home. The average amount each month is US$25467. The rent is $708, which is how much it costs to live. The high crime rate of 11,594 crimes per 100,000 people and the high unemployment rate of 9.9% across the country show that the economy was not doing well. The people who live in Civic Center will have to decide what its future will be like, and the city has both good and bad things to look forward to.
3. Seaport
The average home price in Seaport, Stockton is $86,670, which is a good price for the 32,392 people who live there. An awful lot of business problems. The average pay is $30,863, and 8.1% of people are out of work. However, even though rent is about $862 a month, there are still a lot of crimes—about 6,272 crimes for every 100,000 people. Seaport is a coastal town with both opportunities and problems. The people who live there help tell the story of how the area has changed over time.
4. Valley Oak
There are 36,077 people living in Valley Oak, Stockton, and their incomes are not all the same. The wide range of prices in the home market is shown by the average price of $150,024. Most middle-class people make $45,891 a year, and most rent costs $1,179 a month. There were 2,858 crimes per 100,000 people in the area, which is not a lot. The unemployment rate is 9.0%. Valley Oak is a town that is always changing. Problems with safety and money come together in this story, which is unique for the people who live there.
5. Pacific
A town in the Pacific, Stockton is home to 44,600 people. The town has problems with safety and economic diversity. There are about 145,654 homes for sale, and the middle class makes $42,679. Also, this makes it very simple for people who want to buy a house. 7.9% of people there don’t have jobs, and the average rent is $949. Pacific has 6059 crimes for every 100,000 people, and staying safe is very important. As long as people live in Pacific, they will be writing the story of their neighborhood, which will always be a lively mix of worries and chances.
6. Lincoln Village Proper
With 6,786 people, Lincoln Village Proper in Stockton is a neighborhood that finds a balance between economic security and safety concerns. With homes priced at an average of $217,262 and a typical income of $61,607, the housing market is varied. The rent is $984, but the jobless rate of 8% shows that the economy is having trouble. Safety is very important, as there are 11,319 crimes for every 100,000 people living in Lincoln Village Proper. The story of the neighborhood keeps changing as new people move in and add to the area.
7. Lakeview
With an average home worth of $181,728 in Stockton’s Lakeview, which is home to 32,545 people, life is very affordable. People who live there make an average of $45,375 a year, and rent is about $1,026 a month. But a jobless number of 8.2% is bad for the economy. With a crime rate of 4,279 crimes per 100,000 people, the area has a good safety record. Lakeview is a busy neighborhood that offers plenty of chances and things to think about that affect the daily lives of its many residents.
8. Bear Creek
There are 16,747 people living in Bear Creek, Stockton, and the property market is easy to get into, with homes priced at an average of $185,550. Most people in the area make $63,519 a year, and rents are $1,116 a month. With a jobless rate of 7.8%, Bear Creek’s economy is clearly stable, and the town has a great safety record, with only 2823 crimes per 100,000 people. Bear Creek is still a lively and successful neighborhood in Stockton because its people shape its story.
9. Country Club
There are 5,705 people living in Stockton’s peaceful Country Club, where life is both affordable and financially stable. The neighborhood is diverse, with homes that cost an average of $236,625 and people who make an average of $65,430 a year. The monthly rent is $1,126, and the jobless rate is only 4.0%, which shows that the economy is strong. There are still worries about safety, though, since there are 4,488 crimes for every 100,000 people. Country Club is still a lively neighborhood where possibilities and safety come together in everyday life, as its people shape the story of the neighborhood.
10. Sherwood Manor
There are 17,435 people living in Stockton’s Sherwood Manor, there are affordable housing and stable economic conditions. The average home prices $192,942, the average salary is $63,961, and the rent is $1,190 a month. But the economy is having trouble because of the 10.6% jobless rate, and people are still worried about their safety because there are 1379 crimes for every 100,000 people. As the people who live there write the story of the community, Sherwood Manor stays a changing neighborhood that face with chances and problems every day.
