Roseville, CA

Roseville CA scores 72/100 on safety (about average). Crime is about 32% below the national average. Pick the neighborhood carefully. Some ZIPs are fine, others are not.

Detail: overall crime index 68 (100 = avg); violent crime index 62; property crime index 74. Indexes near 100 track a typical U.S. load. Higher means more crime pressure on that category.

School quality varies by neighborhood in Roseville. Check GreatSchools.org or your local district for current ratings before you choose a ZIP.

Typical rent in Roseville is about $2,142/month (expensive). At $2,142/month for a typical unit, you need about $77,112+ in household income to rent comfortably without stretching (3× rent × 12). Typical home value: $661,400.

Median household income is $119,288, property taxes run about 1.45%, and homes typically sell in around 28 days. Local median income ($119,288) clears the $77,112 comfort line for that rent.

Walk Score 68 (Somewhat Walkable); transit score 42 (Some Transit).

Average temperature is about 80°F (highs near 93°F, lows near 67°F).

Most of the year is outdoor-friendly; peak summer still needs AC for comfort. Cooling costs matter more than heating for most of the year. If you visit, go in late summer so you feel the heat, not just a mild weekend.

Who tends to thrive in Roseville: (1) Dual-income households (at $2,142/month, the rent math works much better with two salaries) (2) People who genuinely love heat and do not mind living indoors June through September (highs near 93°F) (3) Tech and finance workers (the job market is real and local pay near $119,288 helps carry housing costs) (4) People relocating for a job who can pick a safer ZIP (citywide safety is 72/100)

Who should look elsewhere: (1) Single earners under $70k (the rent-to-income ratio is tight at $2,142/month) (2) People who need outdoor time year-round for their mental health (summers lock you inside for 3–4 months; highs near 93°F) (3) Anyone stretching past 40% of take-home on housing at $2,142/month

Income sniff test: clear about $77,112 household income for $2,142/month rent. Under that, pick a cheaper ZIP or a different city.

Roseville holds up well on the core metrics we publish. Safety at 72/100 makes it a reasonable choice for households who can manage $2,142/month rent. Verify school ratings for your target ZIP separately.