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Despite similar physical foundations in housing and community life, the culture separates Levittown and the Santa Clarita Valley. SCV has far more diversity and therefore can grow and change throughout time. Levittown's stubborn resistance to integration of race did not benefit the community and tore the society apart. Filled with diversity in culture, people, and amusement, Santa Clarita's stock physicality brings an unique lifestyle and a new pespective on a typical suburb.

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Santa Clarita has ample educational opportunities. Levittown's goals did not have education on the list, therefore not many schools or educational facilities were built. Modern-day society realizes the importance of education. Hence, schools such as West Ranch not only offer advanced classes, but also offer activities and clubs to bring different individuals together to change the community and at the same time grow as individuals.

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The Santa Clarita Valley has constantly been growing. New houses are being constructed to invite more diversity in the valley. Construction of new communities can be compared to the processes of Levittown. The addition of diversity shapes the overall identity of SCV. Since the Santa Clarita Valley constantly expands, the identity will always change as a community. Levittown, on the otherhand, refused to accept change which consequently stunted growth within the community.

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Even though many people own cars, SCV Transit still provides residents young and old transportation to and from different parts of the valley. Levittown emphasized the greatness of cars, but Santa Clarita does not disregard the benefits of buses and other means of communal transportation. Buses allow different individuals to interact with one another despite individuals' busy schedules. Furthermore, the overall implementation of diversity developed in modern-day suburban society for this intent did not exist in Levittown.

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Santa Clarita and Levittown had similar characteristics pertaining to communities and neighborhoods. Homes in Stevenson Ranch have been built upon similar floor plans and foundations, and the method had been applied in Levittown communities as well. An ongoing motif of modern-day suburbs such as Santa Clarita is the unity of a community comprised of different individuals. Different individuals that come from different backgrounds, ethnicities, and lifestyles have become more widely accepted. Levittown residents dealt with massive discrimination and racism, of which does not compare to the caliber in Santa Clarita. Granted, racism has long been an issue in society, but the degree in which people are affected have decreased since then. The acceptance of diversity allows the suburb to grow and be enjoyed by many.

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Levittown and Santa Clarita thrive off of consumers buying popular appliances, technology, and cars. What residents find in stores come from their influences in society. As such, the trends become trends due to the indulgence of spending. Consumerism in Santa Clarita allows residents to enjoy the popular trends as a whole, instilling the close-knit bonds among diversity.

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Many Southern California residences associate Santa Clarita with the famous amusement park, Six Flags Magic Mountain.  This park provides leisure among Valencia residents, of which Levittown did not provide. As small as the valley is, Magic Mountain can attract people of all age groups to a park with amusement. Santa Clarita has advanced from Levittown because modern-day society does not only include housing, which Levittown only had. The Santa Clarita Valley successfully implemented various activities and attractions, such as Six Flags, to spend leisure time with family and friends. In doing so, the developments such as these entice a healthy and balanced lifestyle in a suburb.