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Kitchen surfaces, unlike in Levittown, are also quite popular and widespread.

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As shown, ventilation is commonplace in SCV's households.

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In Levittown, the founder, William J. Levitt seeked to push residents to buy houses rather than rent. In Santa Clarita, renters compose up 28.9% of the total residents, which is drastically different from the largely bought houses in Levittown. While most of the houses were brand new in Levittown, SCV has older housing, still with fairly high pricing. Consistent with Levittown, many of the houses in SCV are builder houses, which is a mass produced development. In Economics, Santa Clarita also has much in common with Levittown.

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This below is the garage of my house.

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Levittown provided easy access to leisure, renovating parks, playgrounds, and other public facilities. In Santa Clarita, all of these public structures can be found in surplus. Below, I have captured pictures of some of these places. The hiking trail is located in Mentryville, with the playground and rose garden found in Richard Rioux Park.

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In Levittown, making amenities available was one of the city's top priorities. They advertised that they had malls, parks, sport facilities, and countless other public facilities to serve the needs of the suburbia's residents. Mall complexes do indeed also exist in SCV, as shown by the picture of Macy's below.

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Public tennis courts are a prime example of a public facility in SCV Suburbia, as such leisure related courts were also built in Levittown.

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In Levittown, crime rates were known to be extremely low. Since its construction, Levittown was occupied by almost exclusively middle class residents. According to statistics, Santa Clarita has a crime rate that is 61% lower than California's average, in line with the safe environment of Levittown. In a report from the Census Bureau, the median household income was $82,607. California's overall median household income is only $64,500, making Santa Clarita generally pretty well-off, in a similar standing to Levittown. In both suburbias, income is stable and crime is low.

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In Levittown, garages are largely discouraged, with carports as the main replacement. In SCV, this is simply not the case. In a vast majority of owned homes, garages are present as the primary location cars are parked. In suburbia Levittown, basements are also eliminated, which coincides with Santa Clarita as well. In Levittown, heating systems are also discouraged, where another divergence can be observed. In contrast, SCV's homes are greatly outfitted with ventilation as well as other conditioning amenities. While multiple use of rooms is encouraged in Levittown to save space, each room in Santa Clarita housing is reserved for a single purpose. In addition, our kitchen also possesses stainless steel and work surfaces, which Levittown keeps absent in their kitchens for economic conservation.

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One particularly interesting aspect of suburban neighborhoods such as Levittown is the uniform design of the houses. Especially during the growth of Levittown Suburbia in the 1950's, the houses were created in a largely cookie-cutter format, with little variety existing between different households on similarly sized plots of land. In a neighborhood such as Stevenson Ranch, this same format is evident, as all the houses on a block look exactly the same with occasional renovations and beautification. In Levittown, houses were mass produced using this method (as they are in SCV) in a grid pattern. Observing Santa Clarita from above, a similar, carefully planned system can be seen. This kind of urban conformity can be observed in the pictures below.

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In regards to race, Levittown was notorious for being segregationist. In 1957, hearing that African Americans were potentially going to take residence in Levittown, white mobs attacked the newcomers with rocks. In a 1990 census, Whites still composed 97.37% of the population, a reflection of Levittown's long history of racial prejudice and segregation. In this respect, Santa Clarita has little, if no resemblance to Levittown. In a 2015 census, Whites constituted only 50.9% of the overall population, with minorities such as Hispanics composing 31.2%, and Asians 10.6%. This is proof that the Santa Clarita suburbia is much less racially selective in its attitude towards the types of resident it takes in, liberated from the racist attitudes plaguing Levittown. The diversity illustrated in these statistics is concrete evidence of Santa Clarita's wider racial inclusiveness.