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Levittown pioneered the idea of neighborhoods, and that idea is still massively powerful in suburbia. Santa Clarita has many different neighborhoods, such as Valencia, Newhall, and Saugus. Residencts of these suburban towns would more closely identify with their neighborhood rather than the town itself. This was intentionally done to foster a sense of community.

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Houses in Levittown were cookie-cutter and looked the exact same as every other house. This made actually constructing the houses much more simple for all parties. It was as if mass production methods were applied to construction. The same applies in many parts of Santa Clarita, except for the fact that that there are two or three basic models instead of just one. The cookie-cutter philosophy of house building still runs strong through suburbia, especially in Southern California.

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Levittown included many public spaces for families to relax, go shopping, or simply have fun. Shopping centers and neighborhood pools were quite common for the people to enjoy. Santa Clarita has all of those spaces for people to enjoy as well. Neighborhood pools aren't as common in some areas since many people have private pools, however. Parks are quite common in many of the neighborhoods, as are shopping centers.

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Levittown houses were quite affordable for the average American in the late '40s and early '50s. Houses usually costed between $10,000-$15,000 ($106,000-$159,000 today). Santa Clarita, on the other hand, has an average house price of $542,000. Some houses are much more expensive, going to near one million dollars, while some houses are cheaper. It all depends on the area of the city.

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Levittown, for much of its early history, was a segregated community where only whites could legally live. There was even a specific clause in the house contract stating this fact. Santa Clarita, on the other hand, is fully integrated. There is a large Hispanic population and many black families all around the city.

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Levittown pioneered the idea of having curved streets within a neighborhood instead of sharp turns. Residential areas in Santa Clarita have these roads, mostly to reduce the speed of drivers and to make the area more appealing to the eye of the average citizen.