Menifee Valley, along with its neighbors, has quickly grown to be a family-friendly community. Surrounded by beautiful rural landscapes, breathtaking sunsets, and clean air, Sun City has been long known as an active-lifestyle senior community balancing its rich history and promising future. 

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	Demographics	Menifee*	California	U.S.
	Median household income	$60,249	$54,147	$44,684
	Cost of living (% of national avg)	137%	163%	100%
	Unemployment	5%	5%	5%
	Days per year with some sun:	270
	Days per year with some precipitation:	37
	Population: 92584 | 92585 | 92586 | 92587	21,555* 65,857 total
	* Based on zip code 92584	Source

Menifee Schools	Future Developments
New homes directory	Southwest Riverside Development
Places of Worship	Local Real Estate
	RCIP Sun City / Menifee - General Plan

Meet the Bouris Family
Posted by Staff (askmieke) on May 31 2008 at 5:04 AM
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From the Bouris Family website

In 1905, George Hercules Bouris left his village in Kalavrita, Greece and arrived in the land of opportunity where many immigrants came to seek a better life. He was only 14 years old. Over the next few years, he worked to build subways, roads, and railways, and he eventually made his way west to Los Angeles. He sent his brothers Sam and Ted money to join him in the land of opportunity, and the they lived in a house they rented near Union Station.

Although George was doing well as a co-owner of a billiard hall in Santa Barbara, he longed for the farm life. He met Mary Ballas in 1922, and they were married a few months later. He decided to more actively seek a farm somewhere in southern California, and when they found the 640 acres in Menifee Valley, they knew it would be home. The land resembled their homeland with its streams, rocks, and live oak trees.