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Danville, CA

Population: 43,758

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Key findings

Danville has a Livability Score of 86_/100, which is considered exceptional
Danville crime rates are 74% lower than the California average
Cost of living in Danville is 55% higher than the California average
Danville real estate prices are 125% higher than the California average
Rental prices in Danville are 82% higher than the California average

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What do the locals think about Danville?

95%Family friendly 25%Public transit is accessible 25%Walkable to grocery stores 95%Yards are well-kept 80%Lots of parks 35%Walkable to restaurants 70%Friendly neighbors 90%Safe at night 70%Pet friendly 70%Streets have sidewalks 70%A quiet area 60%Sense of community

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Danville Demographics

Population43,758 Median Age45.4 Have Kids (under 18)50%

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Top Rated Schools in Danville

Name	Grades	Students	Proficiency
Diablo Vista Middle School	6 - 8	941	78%
Montair Elementary	KG - 5	555	78%
Sycamore Valley Elementary	KG - 5	640	77%
Charlotte Wood Middle School	6 - 8	1,110	77%
Greenbrook Elementary	KG - 5	644	75%
Green Valley Elementary	KG - 5	532	74%
Monte Vista High	9 - 12	2,255	73%
Vista Grande Elementary	KG - 5	672	72%

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My Childhood in Danville CA

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Attractions7/10

Community7/10

Nightlife4/10

Dining4/10

Shopping5/10

I lived in Danville California for the better part of my childhood, and I still travel there to visit my parents and grandparents during holidays. The city is a very calm place, and in my opinion a great place to raise kids. The crime is low, the people are riendly, and there are tons of outdoor activities to enjoy. When I was younger I spent my summer vacations hiking the Iron Horse Regional Trail. If I was lucky my friends and I would rent horses and go deeper into the forests. Sometimes we would go hunting. As much fun as we had I can imagine big-city folks hating it here. Danville is nothing like Los Angeles or New York. There aren't many restaurants here, but the few that can be found offer some of the best food I have ever had. Most of them are family owned and are always polite and hardworking. Danville believes in food that can stick to your ribs and lots of it. you will never leave hungry, that is for sure.

Danville is a city that has remained touched by many of the big consumer stores and it really makes the town feel more connected. You know all the people running everything. There are small attractions bowling alleys, forest trails, a few bars, and some small shops, but there aren't that many chains here. There is a little bit of travel involved if you want to go to an actual mall or night club. There is the Village Theatre and Art Gallery which has numerous event year round and some quality performances from people of all age groups. I know that I am always excited to see what new productions they have whenever I am in Danville visiting.

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Source: The Danville, CA data and statistics displayed above are derived from the 2016 United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).