Blythe, CA Neighborhood
Is E 11th Ave / N C and D Blvd a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide
Explore safety, home prices, commute patterns, and neighborhood insights in Blythe, CA - so you can decide with confidence before buying or renting.
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Crime Summary:
Crime Overview (last 12 months)
Severe0
Medium0
Low1
Other1
37 Registered Offenders Nearby
Rape9
Child involved28
Assault6
Other1
Crime Details:
Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.
| Crime date | Crime description | Address | Crime category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 28, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, a possible breathing problem was reported near 6th Avenue with shelter response dispatched. | 6th Ave, Blythe, CA 92225 | Medical Emergency |
| Jun 20, 2026 | As discussed during the dispatch call, officers respond to a report of a disorderly person who is apparently naked and yelling in the middle of the street near Third Avenue and Booth Road in Blythe. | Williams Ave, Blythe, CA 92225 | Disorderly Conduct |
Median Home Price
$320,360
Average Rent
$2,126
Vacancy Rate
10.7%
Neighborhood Overview
E 11th Ave / N C and D Blvd in Blythe, CA is a rural neighborhood with a median home price of $320,360, making it more affordable than most California neighborhoods.
The area features mostly medium to large single-family homes and apartments, with many residences built between 1970 and 1999.
Vacancy is relatively high at 10.7%, indicating many homes may be unoccupied year-round.
The neighborhood has a strong presence of government workers and a diverse ancestry including Austrian and Czechoslovakian roots.
RuralAffordable HousingHigh Government EmploymentShort Commutes
Quick Facts
| Short Commutes | 63.6% commute under 15 minutes |
|---|
Housing market and real estate character
Housing here is mostly medium to large single-family homes and apartments, with a majority owner occupancy and many homes built between 1970 and 1999.
| Owner Occupied | Majority |
|---|---|
| Housing Age | Many built 1970-1999 |
| Housing Type | Medium to large single-family homes and apartments |
What buyers will notice right away
Median home price is below most California neighborhoods, offering value for buyers.
Many homes built between 1970 and 1999 provide a stable residential environment.
Families & Lifestyle
The neighborhood has a notable concentration of single mother households and a moderate income level with some childhood poverty.
Government Employment — 30.3% of workers are in government jobs, shaping the neighborhood's character.
Diverse Ancestry — Includes Austrian (2.3%) and Czechoslovakian (0.7%) ancestries among others.
| Single Mother Households | Higher than 97.4% of U.S. neighborhoods |
|---|---|
| Childhood Poverty Rate | 13.3% |
Demographics
| Middle Income | Higher than 48.6% of U.S. neighborhoods |
|---|---|
| English Speakers | 64.6% of households |
| Spanish Speakers | 27.2% of households |
| Foreign Born | 12.4% |
| Top Ancestries | Mexican 49.4%, English 9.9%, Irish 9.3%, German 8.6%, Asian 8.2% |
Commute
Most residents enjoy short commutes with a majority driving alone or carpooling.
Short commutes and high car usage characterize this neighborhood's travel patterns.
Short Commutes — Majority of residents spend under 15 minutes commuting.
Car Reliance — Most residents drive alone or carpool to work.
| Commute Under 15 Minutes | 63.6% |
|---|---|
| Drive Alone Rate | 77.4% |
| Carpool Rate | 18.4% |
Homes for sale near 92225
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median home price?
The median home price is $320,360, which is less expensive than 95.2% of California neighborhoods.
What are common occupations?
30.3% work in government jobs, with others in clerical, sales, and professional roles.
How diverse is the neighborhood?
It has a mix of ancestries including Mexican, English, Irish, German, and Asian, with 12.4% foreign born.