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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Long Beach.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Los Angeles county include:

Acton,   Adams Square,   Agoura Hills,   Agua Dulce,   Alhambra,   Alla,   Alondra Park,   Alsace,   Altadena,   Antelope Acres,   Antelope Center,   Arcadia,   Artesia,   Athens,   Aurant,   Avalon,   Avocado Heights,   Azusa,   Baldwin Hills,   Baldwin Park,   Bartolo,   Bassett,   Bell,   Bell Gardens,   Bellflower,   Belvedere Gardens,   Beverly Hills,   Big Pines,   Big Rock Springs,   Boiling Point,   Bradbury,   Briggs Terrace,   Burbank,   Butler,   Calabasas,   Calabasas Highlands,   California Heights,   Carson,   Castaic,   Caswell,   Cedar Springs,   Cerritos,   Chapman,   Charter Oak,   Cienega,   Citrus,   City Terrace,   Claremont,   Clifton,   Colima,   Commerce,   Compton,   Covina,   Cudahy,   Culver City,   Dayton Avenue,   Deer Lake Highlands,   Del Aire,   Del Amo,   Del Sur,   Desert View Highlands,   Diamond Bar,   Dolores,   Downey,   Downey Road,   Duarte,   Dudmore,   East Arcadia,   East Los Angeles,   East Pasadena,   East Rancho Dominguez,   East San Gabriel,   East Whittier,   El Monte,   El Segundo,   Elftman,   Elizabeth Lake,   Fairmont,   Fern Ann Falls,   Firestone Park,   Five Points,   Florence,   FlorenceGraham,   Four Points,   Gardena,   Garvanza,   Gemco,   Glendale,   Glendora,   Gorman,   Hacienda Heights,   Harbor Hills,   Harold,   Hasley Canyon,   Hawaiian Gardens,   Hawthorne,   Hermosa Beach,   Hi Vista,   Hidden Hills,   Hidden Springs,   Hillgrove,   Honby,   Humphreys,   Huntington Park,   Industry,   Inglewood,   Ironsides,   Irwindale,   Jefferson,   Juniper Hills,   Kester,   Kincaid,   Kinneloa Mesa,   La Canada Flintridge,   La Crescenta,   La CrescentaMontrose,   La Fetra,   La Fresa,   La Habra Heights,   La Mirada,   La Puente,   La Verne,   Ladera Heights,   Laguna,   Lake Hughes,   Lake Los Angeles,   Lakeside Park,   Lakewood,   Lancaster,   Lang,   Largo Vista,   Lawndale,   Leimert Park,   Lennox,   Leona Valley,   Lincoln Crest,   Littlerock,   Lomita,   Longview,   Los Angeles,   Los Nietos,   Lynwood,   Mahou Riviera,   Malibu,   Malibu Beach,   Malibu Bowl,   Malibu Hills,   Malibu Vista,   Manhattan Beach,   Maravilla,   Marina del Rey,   Martins,   Mayflower Village,   Maywood,   McCampbell,   Mile High,   Mint Canyon,   Monaco,   Monrovia,   Monte Nido,   Montebello,   Monterey Park,   Montrose,   Mount Washington,   Mount Wilson,   Nadeau,   Nevin,   Ninetynine Oaks,   North El Monte,   Norwalk,   Oban,   Old Point Comfort,   Olga,   Olive View,   Otterbein,   Palmdale,   Palos Verdes Estates,   Palos Verdes Peninsula,   Paradise Springs,   Paramount,   Pardee,   Paris,   Parklabrea,   Pasadena,   Pearblossom,   Pearland,   Pico Rivera,   Playa Vista,   Pomona,   Quartz Hill,   Rancho Palos Verdes,   Rancho Santa Clarita,   Ravenna,   Redman,   Redondo Beach,   Rio Hondo,   Riviera,   Rolling Hills,   Rolling Hills Estates,   Roosevelt,   Rose Hills,   Rosemead,   Rowland Heights,   Russ,   San Dimas,   San Fernando,   San Gabriel,   San Marino,   San Pasqual,   San Pedro Hill,   Sandberg,   Santa Clarita,   Santa Fe Springs,   Santa Monica,   Seminole Hot Springs,   Shadow Hills,   Sierra Madre,   Signal Hill,   Singing Springs,   Sleepy Valley,   Solemint,   South El Monte,   South Gate,   South Monrovia Island,   South Pasadena,   South San Gabriel,   South San Jose Hills,   South Whittier,   Southwest Village,   Stevenson Ranch,   Stonehurst,   Sulphur Springs,   Sun Village,   Sunrise,   Sylvia Park,   Temple City,   The Oaks,   Three Points,   Topanga,   Topanga Beach,   Topanga Oaks,   Topanga Park,   Torrance,   Trancas,   Two Harbors,   Universal City,   Val Verde,   Valinda,   Valla,   Valyermo,   Van Ness,   Vernon,   View Park,   View ParkWindsor Hills,   Vincent,   Walnut,   Walnut Park,   Wellington Heights,   West Athens,   West Carson,   West Covina,   West Hollywood,   West Puente Valley,   West Rancho Dominguez,   West Whittier,   West WhittierLos Nietos,   Westlake Village,   Westmont,   White Heather,   Whittier,   Willowbrook,   Wilsona Gardens,   Windsor Hills,  

 

Or have a look at other California counties including:

Alameda,   Alpine,   Amador,   Butte,   Calaveras,   Colusa,   Contra Costa,   Del Norte,   El Dorado,   Fresno,   Glenn,   Humboldt,   Imperial,   Inyo,   Kern,   Kings,   Lake,   Lassen,   Los Angeles,   Madera,   Marin,   Mariposa,   Mendocino,   Merced,   Modoc,   Mono,   Monterey,   Napa,   Nevada,   Orange,   Placer,   Plumas,   Riverside,   Sacramento,   San Benito,   San Bernardino,   San Diego,   San Francisco,   San Joaquin,   San Luis Obispo,   San Mateo,   Santa Barbara,   Santa Clara,   Santa Cruz,   Shasta,   Sierra,   Siskiyou,   Solano,   Sonoma,   Stanislaus,   Sutter,   Tehama,   Trinity,   Tulare,   Tuolumne,   Ventura,   Yolo,   Yuba,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Long Beach, CA?
Then read on!

Long Beach, California is known for its beaches, parks, and waterfront attractions. It is home to the Queen Mary, which is a retired ocean liner turned hotel and museum.

An interesting historical anecdote is about the 1933 earthquake that struck Long Beach. This was a magnitude 6.4 earthquake that occurred on March 10, 1933, and caused significant damage to the city. In the aftermath of the earthquake, the city made efforts to strengthen its buildings and infrastructure against future earthquakes. This led to the development of the Long Beach earthquake-resistant design guidelines, which became the basis for seismic building codes in California and the rest of the United States.