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Los Coyotes Diagonal provides a quick route to the middle of town. It starts at Carson St. near the Long Beach Towncenter to the dreaded Traffic Circle. There are shops and neighborhoods all along the street. Want to go to the beach use the diagonal to get there in no time.

Manicured lawns, colorful gardens, and children who play in the backyard. I lived here for several years and I rarely saw anyone. The neighbors are approachable, often waving as they run into their homes. Neighborhood is middle class families. Plenty of parking, as residents often use their driveways. Street is not completely lined with trees, but you can find some shade for your car if need be.

Obispo Avenue is tucked a couple blocks away from Redondo Avenue. It boasts an eclectic mix of 3-4 story apartments and houses, usually with small enclosed yards. The neighborhood is low to middle class couples. Mom and Pop liquor stores pop up every so often, so quick runs for milk and cookies are easy. Ralph's Grocery and a small plaza are accesible at Anaheim and Obispo. Lots of cars!!! Parking is on the tough side.