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Plan on spending, on average, anywhere between $150 and $500 for a stripper. The cost of a female exotic dancer, for a bikini show would start at around $300. In case you want to book a fully nude or topless show, you should expect prices to range between $300 and $600 for each female stripper. Male strippers are about the same!

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Find local strippers to perform at your private party! A travel fee may apply if you live more than 30 miles from these locations. Prices start at $200. You’ve Hired a Stripper for Your Party, Now What? Congratulations, the heavy lifting in your party planning is almost done!

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You will have to pay only $150 for a strip-o-gram and $200 to $280 for an hour show with a male show. Depending on the requirements, the prices may change. The cost may also be affected by the number of guests attending the party, the time you want the stripper to arrive, and the location of the bachelorette party or bachelor party.

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Dance Studios and Academies: Contact local dance studios and academies in your area. They often have talented dancers who are trained in various dance styles and may be interested in participating in music videos.

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Imperial Beach?

Thankfully, despite its border town location, Imperial Beach is a safe haven for its residents. Imperial Beach is safe. The city boasts a crime rate that is 42% lower than the national average, and its low violent crime rate is 11% below the national average.

Chula Vista?

Chula Vista is a great city to live in. It's a large city that is still expanding, but everyone is friendly. The city is also expanding affordable housing apartments. Chula Vista is a beautiful city to live in and visit, there is so much to do.

San Diego?

The city's history, beautiful beaches, and world-famous attractions all make San Diego famous. You are sure to find fun attractions in San Diego that are perfect for you and your family. Experience everything the city has to offer for an exciting vacation and cultural trip.

Santa Rosa?

Known as the place where wine country meets beer city, Santa Rosa has earned its reputation as the craft brew capital of the United States. From one-of-a-kind sour brews from Shady Oak Barrel House to brewery tours at Russian River Brewing Company in Windsor, it's time to start planning your beer tasting day.

Redondo Beach!

Redondo Beach is a coastal suburb adjacent to Los Angeles. It’s where the salty sea breeze meets sun and sand. The beach lifestyle makes the relatively short commute to downtown LA worth it. Plus, Redondo Beach is a hub for those immersed in the arts and media. Find your dream home here!

El Segundo!

Bordering the Santa Monica Bay, as well as the Los Angeles International Airport, is the small suburb of El Segundo. It is a welcome respite to those who want to enjoy entertainment venues without traveling into Los Angeles. Residents are proud of the top-tier educational system and its exceptional graduation rate. Check out the idyllic beach living by touring some of the new construction homes that are available.

Beverly Hills!

Beverly Hills is best known for its ultra-high-end lifestyle, including Rodeo Drive, famous for its luxury goods stores. Split by Santa Monica Boulevard, Beverly Hills is a popular tourist destination, particularly for those hoping to catch a glimpse of celebrities at their favorite hangouts. This playground of the rich and famous offers exquisite, opulent homes for discerning buyers.

Torrance!

Located along Santa Monica Bay is Torrance, the second largest suburb on our list. You can experience fine art and culture here, as well as the beauty of the outdoors, including an urban wetland, the Madrona Marsh nature preserve. Find your new home in Torrance!

San Clemente!

Located south of Los Angeles, San Clemente is a rare jewel known for its sundrenched beaches and friendly residents. Surfers flock to this popular beach mecca for the abundant surfing opportunities. A major bonus is the low crime rate—40 percent less than the U.S. average. Which of the new homes in San Clemente will be your serene escape?

Agoura Hills!

Agoura Hills is located on the outskirts of three state parks and the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. It’s a place where you can get away from it all, and if you need a little surf and sand, Malibu is close by. Come check out Agoura Hills and find your new hometoday.

Newport Beach!

In this sanctuary anchored alongside the Pacific Ocean, Newport Beach is home to one of the largest recreational harbors on the West Coast. The city offers top-rated schools and a good safety record as well. High-end homes are distinct and add sophisticated charm to this suburb.

Thousand Oaks!

Nestled above Point Mugu State Park is the city of Thousand Oaks. Worlds away from the busy streets of downtown LA, this city offers plenty of year-round recreational and outdoor activities, such as the Gardens of the World and the nearby Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Homes are appreciating fast in this growing, family-friendly community, so browse these new home communities to find your next home.

Irvine!

Sitting southeast of Los Angeles is Irvine, the No. 1 suburb on our list and the largest in the top 10. With an excess of 16,000 acres of different types of parks, it’s a goldmine of hiking and biking trails, and is also a natural habitat for local wildlife. It also offers outstanding secondary educational opportunities as home to the University of California, Irvine campus. You really can have it all here — big city amenities and simple things, like the nearby beaches and surfing of Newport Harbor. Plan today to visit the new construction homes in Irvine.

Palm Springs!

Andreas Hills This neighborhood offers easy access to trails suitable for walkers and hikers of all levels. One of the paths brings you to Bob Hope’s estate on nearby Southridge. Another is the gateway to Palm Canyon. Before it was developed former mayor Frank Bogert used to do trail rides here. One of the trails is now named after him, Bogert Trail.

Coronado?

Coronado was named for the Coronado Islands off the coast of San Diego. They were first sighted November 8, 1602, by Spanish navigator Vizcaino. He named them “Los Coronados” or “the crowned ones,” for four martyred saints of ancient Rome whose death had been on that day.

Pacific Beach or Mission Beach?

Mission Beach can be a lot less crowded than the busy PB beach scene, but because this community is so small parking is harder to find on this sandbar. For some recreational fun, Mission Beach has areas where you can play volleyball, surf, or even head to the Mission Bay Sports Center.

La Jolla?

San Diego's Jewel by the Sea La Jolla's biggest draw for locals and visitors alike are the beautiful beaches. During the summer and autumn months, the surf is relatively gentle, with warm waters in 70s.

Oakland?

Soul Food. The Oakland food culture boast one of the best soul food scenes in California thanks to the fact that the city has had a strong African American representation since its founding.

Berkeley?

Berkeley is famed for the breadth, and depth of 120+ graduate programs in 15 schools and colleges, awarding more than 4,000 master's and professional degrees each year and close to 800 doctoral degrees each year. Berkeley graduate students go on to join an impressive collection of alumni.

San Pablo City?

Seven Crater Lakes San Pablo City is a chartered city in the Province of Laguna. It is approximately 70 kilometers away from Metropolitan Manila. It is famous for its Seven Crater Lakes, also known as Maar Lakes, namely: Bunot Lake, Calibato Lake, Mohicap Lake, Palakpakin Lake, Pandin Lake, Sampaloc Lake and Yambo Lake.

Hermosa Beach?

Enjoying Hermosa | City of Hermosa Beach Los Angeles Magazine has named Hermosa Beach an "outstanding coastal town" praising many of our businesses and shops. From traditional surf and turf to more exotic cuisines, from comedy to jazz, Hermosa Beach has many fine dining and entertainment places from which to choose.

Del Mar?

With its vintage coastal charm, natural elegance, and deep connection to the history of San Diego, Del Mar still remains home to many professional athletes and celebrities including professional skateboarder Tony Hawk, NFL quarterbacks Aaron Rogers and Drew Brees, and the lead singer of the band Journey, Steve Perry,

Solana Beach?

Discover Solana Beach, CA - Resorts, Restaurants, Shopping ... Along with gorgeous bluffs overlooking the ocean and a serene shoreline, Solana Beach boasts one of San Diego's top shopping districts, plus great restaurants and nightlife.

San Francisco?

San Francisco is one of the most well-known and recognizable cities in the world. But what is San Francisco famous for? From iconic sights like the Golden Gate Bridge, to its rich and diverse culture, there are lots of places and people that make San Francisco unique.

Fremont!

has a relatively low crime rate compared to other cities in the Bay Area, making it a safe place to live. The cost of living in Fremont is higher than the national average, but this is offset by the city's high median income and excellent quality of life.

Hayward?

Hayward is known as the "Heart of the Bay," for its central location to San Francisco and San Jose. Hayward has two BART stations (Hayward and South Hayward), an Amtrak station, and the Hayward Executive Airport.

Encinitas?

Recently named among the 20 best surf towns in the world by National Geographic, Encinitas wears its surf history proudly. Located along six miles of Pacific Ocean coastline, Encinitas is an unspoiled reminder of the historic Highway 101 beach culture that thrived in the mid-1900s.

Carlsbad?

Carlsbad is home to many major attractions in southern California including LEGOLAND® California Resort, SEA LIFE Aquarium®, The seasonal Flower Fields, K1 Speed and more!

Oceanside?

It's pier. The Oceanside pier is in The Guinness book of world records for being the longest pier in Southern California. Also, if you watch the movie “Bring It On,” the end of the movie is filmed on the Oceanside pier. As well, you can see the Top Gun house about a block away from the pier.

Pacifica?

The natural beauty and unparalleled serenity of Pacifica has beckoned travelers for more than 100 years. Located just 15 minutes south of San Francisco, Pacifica is a transcendent retreat for those that want to get away.

Palo Alto?

Palo Alto has also served as headquarters or the founding location of several other tech companies, including Apple, Google, Facebook, Logitech, Tesla, Intuit, IDEO, Pinterest, and PayPal. Ford Motor Company and Lockheed Martin each additionally maintain major research and technology facilities within Palo Alto.

Redwood City?

Incorporated in 1867, Redwood City is home to the San Mateo County History Museum (located in the county's old courthouse) and the only active deep-water port within the south bay of San Francisco.

Daly City?

The San Bruno Mountains rise east of the city the Pacific Ocean is to the west. The city landscape features closely spaced houses on steep hillsides. The Cow Palace, built in 1941, is an arena in Daly City that draws spectators from all parts of the San Francisco Bay area.

San Clemente?

San Clemente's average household income is just under $123,000 per year. Contrast that to the national average of $70,000 and you can see the average income of San Clemente's residents is significantly higher.

Dana Point?

The Harbor attracts thousands of visitors annually for shopping, sport fishing, walking, bicycling, parasailing and a host of recreational activities. The Dana Point Harbor is also considered the gateway to Doheny State Park, one of California's most popular beach facilities.

Laguna Beach?

Laguana Beach's topography is unique to other California coastal cities with its seven miles of unique coves and beaches where visitors can explore sea caves, tide pools, ocean side bluffs, natural tide pools and of course, sandy beaches, all within city limits.

Gilroy?

Gilroy is known for its garlic crop and the annual Gilroy Garlic Festival, featuring various foods containing garlic. These led to the city being nicknamed the Garlic Capital of the World.

San Jose?

San Jose is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the global center for technology and innovation. The city is home to some of the world's most innovative companies, including Apple, Google, and Facebook.

Half Moon Bay?

With immense scenery and small-town charm, the Half Moon Bay Coastside offers visitors a broad range of experiences. You can marvel at the enormity of big wave surfing, towering coastal redwoods, and perhaps our most famous visitors, the magnificent grey whales.

Newport?

Newport is known as a New England summer resort and is famous for its historic mansions and its rich sailing history. The city has a population of about 25,000 residents. Nicknames: City by the Sea .

Huntington Beach?

Huntington Beach, known as Surf City, due to its abundance of beaches sunny, warm Mediterranean climate local surfing and casual lifestyle, is a perfect vacation experience for both young and old.

Long Beach?

Long Beach with 11 miles of sandy shoreline, waterfront adventure is central to the city's charm. Visitors can enjoy the waves from dry land at one of the family-friendly beaches like Alamitos Beach and Marine Park, or rent stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, Duffy electric boats, and another watercraft in Rainbow Marina.

Watsonville?

Primary crops grown include strawberries, apples, fresh flowers, cauliflower, broccoli and artichokes. Watsonville food processors freeze and distribute more fruits and vegetables than any other single area in the United States.

Capitola?

Nestled in the northernmost corner of Monterey Bay, just a 10-minute drive from Santa Cruz, Capitola is the perfect beach town for those seeking rest and relaxation. Whether you book a vacation rental home in Santa Cruz or Capitola itself, a visit to Capitola Village is certainly worth.

​ Santa Cruz?

With its rich soil and moderate climate, Santa Cruz County is an agricultural mecca with fertile fields of strawberries, tomatoes, artichokes, Brussels sprouts, vineyards, and apple orchards.

Rancho Palos Verdes?

Manhattan Beach and Rancho Palos Verdes in Los Angeles County and Ladera Ranch and North Tustin in Orange County landed on the list of "America's Richest Cities" from 24/7 Wall Street.

Redondo Beach?

Redondo Beach, CA - 90278 - Real Estate Market Data ... The per capita income in Redondo Beach in 2018 was $67,460.

Manhattan Beach?

Small town feel, cute downtown, great schools, friendly neighbors, easy to get to many other larger cities. Manhattan Beach is a wonderfully safe and clean community that has breathtaking views and a lively downtown area. The variety of restraints and family-owned boutiques downtown are great but are pretty pricey.

Carmel!

famous Situated on the Monterey Peninsula, Carmel is a popular tourist destination, known for its natural scenery and rich artistic history. Top: Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo (left) and Butterfly House (right) middle: storybook architecture (left) and Kocher Building (right) bottom: Carmel coastline. U.S. Rep

​ Monterey?

Welcome to Monterey - Cannery Row With its picturesque charm and colorful history, Cannery Row captivates visitors from all over the world. The unique appeal of this fabled street is what makes Cannery Row the most popular vacation destination on California's Central Coast.

Salinas Valley?

Salad Bowl of the World Salinas Valley has been called the "Salad Bowl of the World" because of the many crops that are harvested there, including lettuce, broccoli, spinach, strawberries, and tomatoes.

Hermosa Beach?

Hermosa Beach – Beaches & Harbors Hermosa Beach has almost 2 miles of ocean frontage with 94 acres of public beach and is one of the most popular beaches in Los Angeles County due to the excellent surf, good swimming areas, and the various volleyball nets along the sand.

El Segundo?

El Segundo, California - The city earned its name ("the second" in Spanish), as it was the site of the second Standard Oil refinery on the West Coast (the first was at Richmond in Northern California), when Standard Oil of California purchased the farmland in 1911. The city was incorporated in 1917.

Santa Monica Beach?

Santa Monica Pier - Fun for the Whole Family the Santa Monica Pier is over 100 years old. There is a legend that Elzie Crisler Segar, the author of the Popeye comic, met Olaf Olsen, a Norwegian sailor and the real-life inspiration for his comic book character Popeye, on the Santa Monica Pier.

San Luis Obispo?

Smart Asset's Asset Allocation Calculator ranked SLO County's overall wealth and median home value high both statewide and nationally, though median income lagged behind more than 200 other counties nationally.

Atascadero?

The Spanish word Atascadero loosely means "bog" or "mire", from the verb atascar, which means "to become stuck or hindered".

West Hollywood?

West Hollywood is a suburb of Los Angeles with a population of 35,358. West Hollywood is in Los Angeles County and is one of the best places to live in California. Living in West Hollywood offers residents a dense urban feel and most residents rent their homes.

Beverly Hills?

Beverly Hills With its lush landscape, near-perfect climate and exceptional dining, entertainment, shopping and cultural experiences, the city enjoys an international reputation as a premier destination in which to live, work and play.

Paso Robles?

Paso Robles has always been known as a place to rejuvenate and relax – before becoming famous for its wine country the area was celebrated for its natural healing hot springs. In fact, the town was once called “the Springs” by the native Salinan Indians, before being re-named to Paso Robles.

Malibu?

Considered to have some of the most perfect waves anywhere, Malibu's Surfrider Beach, just off the Malibu Pier, was named the first World Surfing Reserve nearby Zuma Beach is a sun magnet for locals and families. In winter, Point Dume, at Malibu's north end, provides an ideal perch for spotting migrating gray whales.

Nipomo?

This is charming unincorporated town near San Luis Obispo is known as the gateway to the California Central Coast. Originally occupied by the Chumash Indians, Nipomo is a great place to live with year-round beautiful weather, nearby beaches, and award-winning wineries.

Pismo Beach?

Pismo Beach, California - Pismo Beach adopted the name "Clam Capital of the World" in the 1950s, though this motto is no longer used. The city still holds the Clam Festival every October, complete with clam chowder competitions and a clam-themed parade.

Calabasas?

Celebrities That Live in Calabasas - California's Elite Enclave Calabasas offers celebrities privacy, security, and a serene environment away from the hustle and bustle of Hollywood. The area also provides luxury amenities and exclusive shopping destinations.

Thousand Oaks?

Thousand Oaks is a lovely place to live. It's safe, nearby to all the awesome things a person could want to do in California and has great schools in the area. My whole family lives here, and family is very important to me. The older I get, and I am 31 now, the more I appreciate living in a place like Thousand Oaks.

Ventura?

He named it after the Italian Saint Bonaventure, hence the nickname that Ventura is the "city of good fortune."

Lompoc?

This park, located 13 miles west of Lompoc, provides the only beach access in this area. Take Highway 246 nearly to the coast, turning right on Ocean Park Road to the park entrance.

Santa Maria?

If you draw a 30-mile circle around the center of Santa Maria Valley, you'll find a treasure trove of the best barbecue in the world. Santa Maria Style Barbecue is a 150-year-old tradition, born on the ranches of this beautiful valley as a simple, delicious way to bring people together.

Port Hueneme?

Port Hueneme has a south-facing sand beach, known for its surfing. The beach has a wooden fishing pier and is about a mile long between Ormond Beach downcoast and Point Hueneme Light at the harbor entrance shared by the naval base and the port.

Carpinteria?

Carpinteria Named for the canoe-building carpentry enterprises of the Chumash tribe that lived there, and dubbed “Carp” by locals, it has a relaxed pace and neighborly spirit.

Montecito?

Montecito is best known for its rich outdoor life. Exploring stunning coasts and robust hiking trails is one of the best parts of living in this town. Some of the most popular area hikes are Cold Spring Trail, Hot Springs Trail, and San Ysidro Trail.

Santa Barbara?

Santa Barbara is best known for its broad, sandy beaches, and whether you're looking to catch the perfect wave or the perfect sunset, there are plenty from which to choose.

​ Goleta?

It is called Goleta the Goodland for a reason it is filled with Good People.