Moving from CT to Richmond, CA temporarily
Moving from CT to Richmond, CA temporarily
hey guys,
can anybody tell me how is richmond, ca (east bay) is? i heard there are good areas and not-so-good areas. i'll be in sierra ridge ave(?) very close to
i-80. i'll be working at emeryville for 6 mos as i am an IT consultant. i'll also ship my lakeshore slate coupe.
can anybody tell me how is richmond, ca (east bay) is? i heard there are good areas and not-so-good areas. i'll be in sierra ridge ave(?) very close to
i-80. i'll be working at emeryville for 6 mos as i am an IT consultant. i'll also ship my lakeshore slate coupe.
hmmm.. i've been hearing alot of shootings/murders in richmond oakland area lately. i think they've passed their homicide numbers already this year compared to all of last year.
RICHMOND? You're kidding right? Put it this way, headline news yesterday 2 year old falls out of an apt. bldg in Richmond...mother arrested other children in protective custody for neglect...
and the shooting, don't even go there man...anywhere but Richmond.
and the shooting, don't even go there man...anywhere but Richmond.
I don't know the area all that well, but I can tell you Richmond is bad (for the most part). Can anyone provide this fellow G member with some areas they may want to consider moving? Keep in mind they will be working in Emeryville.
Dave
Dave
You should find a place in Emeryville instead, it's pretty good there. Avoid Richmond if you can help it.
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I'm born and raised from the East Bay, primarily in Richmond. There are good and bad areas. For the most it's not that bad. I would suggest that you stay away from the railroad tracks, that is definitely the worst area. Nothing out there anyways. Since you'll be working in Emeryville you'll find mostly everything you need. Has all the nice stores, hangouts, entertainment, etc...
Good luck!
Good luck!
As long as you dont venture into block or two west of I-80 you SHOULD be ok. Area to avoid but not limite to, west of Richmond parkway, north of Cutting blvd, east of San Pablo ave, south of Parr/brookside, after dark? DO NOT go into area around BART station 23rd/MacDonald/Barrett/Garvin, unless you are well packed.
thanks guys. it was a short notice for me so my only way to find an apartment is through internet. all the 3 aparments (rent.com) i called in emeryville won't be available until may and some have minimum of 12 mos lease.the apartment in richmond is just next to the freeway and i'll just do what you guys say, not to venture out at night. how's el cerrito?
by the way i lived in sacramento for 5 years and then moved to connecticut and have lived here for 6 years now.
by the way i lived in sacramento for 5 years and then moved to connecticut and have lived here for 6 years now.
Just rent a room out in Daly City for $500... It will be a quick ride over to Emeryville in the morning but you will feel safer. You can have fun with the ricers that live there and believe that their "fart can exhaust" cars are faster than the "G" I would never live in Richmond no matter what area. With all the crime around there, they will find you.
Welcome back to the Bay Area. I would also reccomend staying away form Richmond if you can. Check out Albany, a small community adjacient to Richmond and Berkeley. Or better yet come out to my beautiful community of Walnut Creek. My apartment complex has rentals available. Only 30-40 minute commute to Emeryville.
Originally Posted by spdzone
For the most it's not that bad. I would suggest that you stay away from the railroad tracks, that is definitely the worst area
Edit: Side note pinnoy_g35, since you've lived in Sacto, think of the seedier parts of Richmond as similar to Oak Park or Del Paso.



