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The best brewery is the stone brewery they have this cool building with cool furniture and a cool outdoor place with ponds and waterfalls also the food is anazing
The owners of the house you're standing in front (1300 W Walnut) are good family friends. It’s worth a few million now… but last sold for under 300k back in the 80s when they bought it.
That Shell station is 2 blocks from my apartment. You literally picked the most expensive gas station in the neighborhood. You can get it for almost a dollar cheaper half a mile away.
Moved from Orange County to North San Diego County 30 years ago……a completely different vibe from the OC……biggest negative….like all of California is cost of living….I have no idea how the younger crowd will ever be able to buy property ……likely we bought when prices were reasonable and we love it here
I lived in San Diegos for many years before making a terrible mistake of moving to Tampa Bay Florida! Tampa is not a good place to live and I can’t wait to get out of here and get back to my beautiful blue state and city of San Diego! By far, hands-down, the best place to live, and the entire United States, and I’ve been around the country I know! L O L
Unless you are prepared to live in less than ideal neighborhoods or having a sort of bohemian lifestyle with several roommates, you really need to be making $75k+ to afford to live here in 2024.
There's places in San Diego that are not bad areas and are affordable like East County and the South Bay .The closer you get to the Ocean or Down Town San Diego the more Expensive it gets .
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family..
@Peterkelvin-90 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@Peterkelvin-90 *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* her trading strategies is working for me for more than a year now and I’m making good profit from the stock market and she's 100% honest, reputable and trustworthy
"Costly, but worth it." It's worth it if you can afford it. So many make the mistake of moving here on a whim without having a serious job lined up or having much of an income. If you move here and plan on applying to restaurant or bartender positions, the city ain't for you.
June gloom came in late this year. The gloom sometimes just last till noon lol. There's traffic in every city during rush hour. That doesn't really count. I think stone was bought by sapporo.
And I know the traffic well in San Diego and Tampa Bay, both! And the traffic is much worse in Tampa Bay and I know this firsthand folks from living in both places! I’ll text San Diegos traffic any day over tampas!
And there’s homeless and every large city across the country, so that certainly nothing personally against San Diego, of course! And yes, San Diegos is not the cheapest place you can choose to live, of course! L O L, you must be willing to pay to live in such a beautiful, beautiful City! And I am! L O L
People are sleeping on San Diego. LA is just worse in every single way. San Diego without a car is at least manageable compared to LA which will save you up a lot of money. I’m very close to buying a home after a decade living carless! Find something close to the trolley and you’ll be set. The scenery, nature, air, people is amazing! The city is growing a lot too. Tons of development going on and will break ground. It might be a bit more expensive than San Francisco but it’s way safer and traffic is better. The most friendly people in California too.
I lived in north county San Diego for over 30 years. It was a great place for me. The mountains were nearby. The desert was not that far away. There are great beaches in San Diego. The mountains like Mt. Palomar were nearby. There were good lakes to fish for trout or bass and other fish like catfish, bluegill, trout, and crappie. The weather was nice. There is a little town up in the hills called Julian where a lot of people go in autumn. That town is popular for their Apple pies and Apple cider. Just past it is Lake Cuyamaca and there is a restaurant close to the lake. In October they celebrate Oktoberfest. It is a wonderful occasion with lots of beer drinking and dancing. I loved San Diego but a few years ago I messed up and married a woman from kings county in the Central Valley and moved from San Diego county.
@@johnl2998 I tried but she has her family here, daughter, granddaughters, she did not want to leave them. But I go back occasionally to visit good friends and eat good food. All the different ethnic restaurants there ere great.
@@omglauraelizabeth lmao. I'm broke. Just that so much of San Diego is run down. It's a beautiful city but too expensive in really run down neighborhoods
@@Captain_Pot I'll definitely look. Right now I live in Phoenix. Originally from Kentucky, I've been in Phoenix for 12 years and I just can't stand the thought of another Phoenix summer. I need someone much more mild and close to water (not on the coast, I'm not delusional lol). I have my search narrowed to San Diego, Vancouver, Portland, and Seattle Metro. I'm dying out here :(
THAAT building right there at @3:16 is 5 K a month, i know that. and i ADVISE buy a prius, ul save TONS on gas in the long run. save ur money!!! for that. in case for tires etc, but its still worth it.
One great thing about SD is that there are many transplants, such people are open to connecting and building relationship. There are TONS of networking events, social meetups and group events. As long as you open yourself up, you will meet like minded people. Living in a more urban area will be the best bet too because these areas are known for having younger residents. Heading into the suburbs you'll get a more slowed down, family oriented community feel. So picking the right place is key!
People from around the country and world have moved there and are crawling all over each other with no end in sight. Try to find parking near the beach. The good old days are over folks lol
It’s definitely not cheap to live in San Diego anymore. Imperial Beach still deals with sewage issues. I first heard about the sewage late 70’s early 80’s
I've lived in San Diego for 37 years. I've lived in several states, several cities in California and SD is the best. Expensive, but we bought a long time ago, so I'm not feelin' it like newcomers.
15 miles for a half hour commute? Try 10 or less if you're working typical work hours. I used to live 9 miles from work and it would still take 45 minutes to an hour some days.
Property crime, homelessness, overcrowding, crumbling infrastructure, inundation of undocumented immigrants, highest gas and electric rates in the country, water pollution, wages that aren’t even coming close to keeping up with the cost of living, no parking, alcoholism, and a lot of drug abuse. These are just some of the issues that lurk below the surface in San Diego and it’s all getting worse. I hope it turns around… but it sure doesn’t seem that way.
Near beach communities… yes! But 10-15 miles inland there will be more communities spread out. Places like Spring Valley & Poway. Then there are communities further into the mountains like Alpine & Julian 😊
I grew up in Coronado and lived there for 15 years as a kid. Moved away when I was 19 and joined the military. I’m retiring in 3 months and moving back to SD seems impossible
it is impossible. Try Arkansas. Why torture yourself for better weather. Live for 25 % of what you will pay there. You will bee miserable and on eggshells unless you have at least 2 M in bank cash minimum. Even then you'll still sweat it. 10 Million better. I'm the 2M guy, and 5 K rent for a 1 BR, and yes I am sweating it
Born and raised in San Diego, moved away (out of state) at the age of 52. The only thing I miss is the weather. So, if you like high taxes high prices on everything and sitting in your car and not moving San Diego is the place for you.
Housing in the US is equivalent to being a peasant in feudal times - and that is one of the reasons I moved out of the US all together. Just for comparison, I pay $300 per year!!!! in property taxes, not to mention that for $300,00o you can get a flat comparable to any in the US, minus the traffic hassles, have a better social live, and be surrounded with cafes, restaurants, hospitals (did I mention there is UNIVERSAL health care her?, Yeah, that is right.) Plus no weekly police killings of civilians, nor citizens armed to the teeth, the water is warm, and you can swim in December. Finally, there are many cultures and peoples from all over the world, and we all get along.
I agree, its the equivalent of a low-level waste almost industrialize banana Republic on steroids, many in the US and Canada are moving to Mexico, Belize or Costa Rica, !
I was planning on moving to SD area as a 30s year old but north around Encinitas/Solano beach area. Is this too far north and a bad idea? I find the inner city too dense for myself. + dog. Thanks
@@hudsanity_1590 north county is great. There will be a lot going on between Carlsbad and Del Mar. Plus it’s less congested and has some of the nicest beaches.
@@realtorjamielennon Thanks! I really felt that way, but see no one talking about it (maybe that's a good thing). I was planning to buy at some point, probably after a year of renting if still looking for clients
@@hudsanity_1590 it’s our best kept secret 🤫 😄 I’d love to help. If you ever want to talk it through to help prep you for when you’re ready, feel free to reach out anytime. We’ll book a time for us to chat.
I feel that. I’m a city girl myself. Nothing will really compare to Chicago… but in my opinion SD is much better than LA. But it’s subjective, of course. SD’s weather is unmatched. The downtown area is small (about 10 square miles), right on the harbor, very walkable with plenty of things to do.. downtown LA is much bigger, but not near the water. Do you live in a city now?
@@realtorjamielennon oh I see. I’ve been to California. I like San Francisco and LA. Just doing research on San Diego. I wanna come visit next year. I live in Chicago. I’m just about done with these winters 😂 I always tell people I wish Chicago was in California. It would easily be the most populated city in America 🇺🇸.
@@Mr102185 you right in that!! Well I hope you come down to explore. I love this city and feel it has a lot to offer, minus ‘good’ public transportation, but LA falls short in that category too. Good luck 👍 let me know if you need any tips!
Rent is too expensive:( All I can afford is Austin texas or Denver with my income. Rent in SD would eat up all my extra money I want to invest 😅 considering becoming a digital nomad and moving to either Thailand or the Philippines. I can live in major cities like Bangkok or Cebu super cheap. San Diego is probably the most beautiful place in California but definitely not sustainable to live long term unless you make more than $120k a year.
you better have a decent job or you will be screwed im a flooring contractor and still rent and remember its not what you know its who u know in the construction business it took me a good ten yrs to get a good customer base and stay away from drugs and booze because that is plentiful and there are some whacked people living here and if u have kids good luck my boy is 25 now and doing well but it was a battle to keep him on the straight and right path alot of negative influences i would not be able to deal with the current school situation and thank God i was on top of all the BS in the public school system in the past im leaving in the future and will retire in another state i could not afford to live here
I live in Phoenix and i am dyinggggg to relocate to San Diego. Even with an annual salary of 225k i don't feel like i can afford it even living inland. I need a house with a yard for my dogs, but that's really the only thing i have to have. Unfortunately i am not, nor will i ever be, a millionaire. So it just feels really unattainable for me 💔
@@HarpreetSingh-nw3ec I didn't think it was, it's certainly not for Phoenix. But for San Diego I guess it is for what I was looking for. It doesn't matter, I found a job in Washington State and I'm moving there next month. Way more affordable.
So many options I recommend depending on the preferred location and budget. San Diego neighborhoods: Rancho Peñasquitos & Carmel Valley. Outside of San Diego: San Marcos, La Mesa, Encinitas & Poway (which has a top rated school district.. A lot of other communities with San Diego zip code fall within this school district as well including Rancho Bernardo & Rancho Peñasquitos). Hope this helps!
The police are friendly, beautiful bodies everywhere, you never have to make alternative plans due to whether, 70 plus public golf courses, nearly zero unemployment, it goes on and on, yes there are homeless; so, go help someone! This is a great place to live your life, the way you want, with no politicians swimming in your soup.
Of course! I’d love to get more info from you so I’m able to tailor the list to your specific needs. Let me know when you have a moment to chat. Here is my contact: 408.394.0737; jamie@jamielennon.com
Your website and email address links aren't clickable. I think if you add in front of the website and mailto: in front of the email address, it'll get you more clicks! Great vid 👌
I'd never move back to California. I lived there in the '70s, and left for good in 2005. I did travel frequently to San Diego between 2005 and 2019. I'm retired, and could afford to live there, but between the scumbag developers (Prop. 13, anyone?) and the equally scumbag East Coasters (esp. New Yorkers) flooding into San Diego in the mid-70s. I see you have a 619 area code. That used to be the area code when I lived in San Diego for the entire Southern California region. The 858 only came later...around 2000, I think. Not sure when they brought in 760, which was my area code with I lived in North County. Of course 213 used to be the main area code for L.A., when I lived up there.
THERE IS OVER 1.3 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING HERE AND ENJOYING SAN DIEGO & THE HOMELESS IS JUST A GOP ENDLESS TALKING POINT BECAUSE THEY'RE JEALOUS, GET OVER IT!
@@1life857ypical white liberal who lives in her white protective bubble that never leaves her gated white community.she thinks homeless are no problem to Democrats Yet she would be the first to get robbed by one of those drug induced zombies. No wonder her party is a minority party. Don't forget to lock the doors when you go into the hood LMAO
#1 is don't come, we don't want you, there aren't enough houses and you're driving up the prices, we have enough traffic, please stay in your home city
I moved here making $83,400/year. I can barely afford my rent, car payments and bills. Its absolutely horrible! I literally cant even afford to move away! DON'T come here!
This video completely romanticizes San Diego. I’ve been living here for over 20 years and tell everyone NOT to move here. It’s over priced, over crowded, and the politics are off the rails. It’s not worth it. We can barely afford to do anything anymore. If the insane restaurant/entertainment prices doesn’t get you, the cost of gas will (yes, you NEED a car). Public transportation is a joke. We plan to move within the next five years.
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The best brewery is the stone brewery they have this cool building with cool furniture and a cool outdoor place with ponds and waterfalls also the food is anazing
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The owners of the house you're standing in front (1300 W Walnut) are good family friends. It’s worth a few million now… but last sold for under 300k back in the 80s when they bought it.
That Shell station is 2 blocks from my apartment. You literally picked the most expensive gas station in the neighborhood. You can get it for almost a dollar cheaper half a mile away.
I was thinking the same thing. I work at Mercy Hospital and only use that one if I'm down to fumes in the gas tank.
@@timcornock8232what’s the rental situation there? According to her avg cost is $2800 and on a quick search i have found decent apt less than 1500
Moving to La Jolla in the next 3 weeks after finally landing an aerospace job there!!! Stoked! 🤘🏽
Congrats to you 🙌 you’ll love it!
@user-dw6dp5yx7b yes utc! Here now!
@user-dw6dp5yx7bshut up salt master lol
Hey, how are you doing there? Hope all is well.
@user-dw6dp5yx7bYes, I’m actually in Bird Rock🌊🌊🌊
Moved from Orange County to North San Diego County 30 years ago……a completely different vibe from the OC……biggest negative….like all of California is cost of living….I have no idea how the younger crowd will ever be able to buy property ……likely we bought when prices were reasonable and we love it here
I lived in San Diegos for many years before making a terrible mistake of moving to Tampa Bay Florida! Tampa is not a good place to live and I can’t wait to get out of here and get back to my beautiful blue state and city of San Diego! By far, hands-down, the best place to live, and the entire United States, and I’ve been around the country I know! L O L
Would never move to a red state! Ugg!
im moving to san diego from Washington dc woohooo
💯💯💯💯💯😀✅
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DUH! California is a Red state
Unless you are prepared to live in less than ideal neighborhoods or having a sort of bohemian lifestyle with several roommates, you really need to be making $75k+ to afford to live here in 2024.
I’ve lived in SD x60yrd. It’s the best place in the US ! I will never leave ❣️
Please stay there nobody wants you boomers in other states outside of Cali.
I so badly want to move to san diego but doubt i could ever afford it
Ditto !! I feel the same! ❤
There's places in San Diego that are not bad areas and are affordable like East County and the South Bay .The closer you get to the Ocean or Down Town San Diego the more Expensive it gets .
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family..
@Peterkelvin-90 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@Peterkelvin-90 *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*
Lookup with her name on the webpage
@Peterkelvin-90 *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* her trading strategies is working for me for more than a year now and I’m making good profit from the stock market and she's 100% honest, reputable and trustworthy
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I am a second-generation native of Los Angeles who moved to San Diego county in 1981 and never looked back.
It would be San Diego if I were given an opportunity to move. I really miss when I used to live in San Diego. I now live in Korea. 😂
Traffic? Ive been to san diego and i live in new york,compared to new york for me thats not even called the traffic
Im from chicago lol san diego traffic cant be that bad! NY is the worst though and Atlanta
I am from Houston, which is right after LA in traffic, SD is quarter of size of Houston, so the traffic couldn’t be that bad.
This is one of my favorites, really good job Jamie!
Thx Peter 🙏 finding my style. Appreciate your support friend 🥰
@@realtorjamielennon yes i can see that. very pro👍🏼
"Costly, but worth it."
It's worth it if you can afford it. So many make the mistake of moving here on a whim without having a serious job lined up or having much of an income. If you move here and plan on applying to restaurant or bartender positions, the city ain't for you.
June gloom came in late this year. The gloom sometimes just last till noon lol. There's traffic in every city during rush hour. That doesn't really count. I think stone was bought by sapporo.
And I know the traffic well in San Diego and Tampa Bay, both! And the traffic is much worse in Tampa Bay and I know this firsthand folks from living in both places! I’ll text San Diegos traffic any day over tampas!
I lived in San Diego (Santee) from 1985 to 1999.. i miss the weather.. thats about it.. to many people
Thanks Jamie, beautiful sites. Can’t wait to visit and plan a move overtime 😊 -Ravi
Stay classy to you too😅I always felt like San Diego is the place to be when it comes to moving to Thanks for your information.
And there’s homeless and every large city across the country, so that certainly nothing personally against San Diego, of course! And yes, San Diegos is not the cheapest place you can choose to live, of course! L O L, you must be willing to pay to live in such a beautiful, beautiful City! And I am! L O L
I live in Poway and even in a less popular area we have cool locations like Poway lake and old Poway park!
Poway is great! Perfect for those who want a quieter location with more space. Ticked away by nature. That’s still close enough to everything.
People are sleeping on San Diego. LA is just worse in every single way. San Diego without a car is at least manageable compared to LA which will save you up a lot of money. I’m very close to buying a home after a decade living carless! Find something close to the trolley and you’ll be set. The scenery, nature, air, people is amazing! The city is growing a lot too. Tons of development going on and will break ground. It might be a bit more expensive than San Francisco but it’s way safer and traffic is better. The most friendly people in California too.
I need to figure out how to move there😎
I lived in north county San Diego for over 30 years. It was a great place for me. The mountains were nearby. The desert was not that far away. There are great beaches in San Diego. The mountains like Mt. Palomar were nearby. There were good lakes to fish for trout or bass and other fish like catfish, bluegill, trout, and crappie. The weather was nice. There is a little town up in the hills called Julian where a lot of people go in autumn. That town is popular for their Apple pies and Apple cider. Just past it is Lake Cuyamaca and there is a restaurant close to the lake. In October they celebrate Oktoberfest. It is a wonderful occasion with lots of beer drinking and dancing. I loved San Diego but a few years ago I messed up and married a woman from kings county in the Central Valley and moved from San Diego county.
dang bro, if you couldn't convince her to live in your town the Diego, you really messed up lol,
@@johnl2998 I tried but she has her family here, daughter, granddaughters, she did not want to leave them. But I go back occasionally to visit good friends and eat good food. All the different ethnic restaurants there ere great.
@@theroadrunnerjarhead4109 it's all good, life is good anywhere if you make it to be, enjoy and happy life for you.
@@johnl2998 ^5 that’s true
OB(Sunset Cliffs) Little Italy, LaJolla, Del Mar, Encinitas, Rancho SD. Thats about all I'd consider
So you're crazy rich lol I'm jealous not gonna lie
@@omglauraelizabeth lmao. I'm broke. Just that so much of San Diego is run down. It's a beautiful city but too expensive in really run down neighborhoods
Honestly, if you don't mind a drive, Ramona and Julian are nice. No too expensive for the area
@@Captain_Pot I'll definitely look. Right now I live in Phoenix. Originally from Kentucky, I've been in Phoenix for 12 years and I just can't stand the thought of another Phoenix summer. I need someone much more mild and close to water (not on the coast, I'm not delusional lol). I have my search narrowed to San Diego, Vancouver, Portland, and Seattle Metro. I'm dying out here :(
@@omglauraelizabeth I used to live in Phoenix, in Tucson and in Scottsdale. Beautiful and affordable and too hot for me as well
This is one of the best videos I have seen describing San Diego!
Mission accomplished then 😊
Thank you. Gotta take the trolley to Old Town.
I’m moving and so excited!
THAAT building right there at @3:16 is 5 K a month, i know that. and i ADVISE buy a prius, ul save TONS on gas in the long run. save ur money!!! for that. in case for tires etc, but its still worth it.
THINKING OF RELOCATING
Would love to hear how to meet people in SD when you move, esp for young professionals. Any community living / working options?
One great thing about SD is that there are many transplants, such people are open to connecting and building relationship. There are TONS of networking events, social meetups and group events. As long as you open yourself up, you will meet like minded people. Living in a more urban area will be the best bet too because these areas are known for having younger residents. Heading into the suburbs you'll get a more slowed down, family oriented community feel. So picking the right place is key!
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Golf ! I've made some great friends from random pairings 😂
People from around the country and world have moved there and are crawling all over each other with no end in sight. Try to find parking near the beach. The good old days are over folks lol
True. it's for the young and ignorant that don't know any better and weren't around when it was 10 times more liveable and affordable.
Dope that u kept the og footage w June gloom
Almost there🌤️
It’s definitely not cheap to live in San Diego anymore. Imperial Beach still deals with sewage issues. I first heard about the sewage late 70’s early 80’s
Neighbors moving there tomorrow from NYC
nyc better lol
I bought so many luxurious long sleeve tops and light costs in Northern NJ. Is it ever a time of the year to wear these kinds of tops or no?
You did a marvelous job in this video I have been to San Diego and I concur to everything you said here
I appreciate the kind words 😌
I've lived in San Diego for 37 years. I've lived in several states, several cities in California and SD is the best. Expensive, but we bought a long time ago, so I'm not feelin' it like newcomers.
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Many accurate items. but failed to mention the homeless problem. Me and many other ppl have moved not just out of SD, but calif.
If she mentions it, she won't get people to move & make it more unaffordable. Traffic is getting bad here now 😂
15 miles for a half hour commute? Try 10 or less if you're working typical work hours. I used to live 9 miles from work and it would still take 45 minutes to an hour some days.
Hi Jamie
Wanted to plan a visit to San Diego from India
Could you suggest me when is the best time to visit and stay for about one month vacation 😊
September when all the kids go back to school and many tourists go back home. Plus prices drop just a small amount. Not much but a tiny bit.
good footage!
Thank you for your video! 🩵
I LOVE San Diego !!!! 🩵🩵🩵🩵
It is literally heaven ~~ 🎉🎉🎉
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Planning to move to California next year, can’t wait! We make about 475k a year so can make due with many of the expenses there.
Awesome! Looking at SoCal? You’ll be more than comfortable and be able to live in a great area, kick back and enjoy the west coast life 😎 🌊
@@realtorjamielennonNorCal for us, but would love to visit SoCal! 😃
@@A2Kaidthat’s great! I lived up north for 10 years all over the Bay Area. I got all the scoops 😌
@@realtorjamielennon that income is considered middle class here. Our morning commute is now like LA
Barely
Property crime, homelessness, overcrowding, crumbling infrastructure, inundation of undocumented immigrants, highest gas and electric rates in the country, water pollution, wages that aren’t even coming close to keeping up with the cost of living, no parking, alcoholism, and a lot of drug abuse.
These are just some of the issues that lurk below the surface in San Diego and it’s all getting worse. I hope it turns around… but it sure doesn’t seem that way.
So are all the homes right next to each other? And so everywhere is crowded there’s not like any peaceful areas lol?
Near beach communities… yes! But 10-15 miles inland there will be more communities spread out. Places like Spring Valley & Poway. Then there are communities further into the mountains like Alpine & Julian 😊
@@realtorjamielennon but then you're stuck with the families and seniors so that's no solution for singles
The weather has been terrible this year
I grew up in Coronado and lived there for 15 years as a kid. Moved away when I was 19 and joined the military. I’m retiring in 3 months and moving back to SD seems impossible
I hope you’re able to make it back.. rooting for ya 😁
it is impossible. Try Arkansas. Why torture yourself for better weather. Live for 25 % of what you will pay there. You will bee miserable and on eggshells unless you have at least 2 M in bank cash minimum. Even then you'll still sweat it. 10 Million better. I'm the 2M guy, and 5 K rent for a 1 BR, and yes I am sweating it
Just moved to San Diego from Temecula
@@frankramirez4818 welcome ☺️
I don’t make enough money to live in San Diego. I live in Turlock, central California.
I would move to San Diego if I had the money 💰🤑💰.. .
New subscriber here ❤this video is very helpful 💞
Glad I could help 😁
You just earn yourself a subscriber.
Unfortunately there’s homeless folks in every city including suburbs 🥲
Born and raised in San Diego, moved away (out of state) at the age of 52. The only thing I miss is the weather. So, if you like high taxes high prices on everything and sitting in your car and not moving San Diego is the place for you.
Housing in the US is equivalent to being a peasant in feudal times - and that is one of the reasons I moved out of the US all together. Just for comparison, I pay $300 per year!!!! in property taxes, not to mention that for $300,00o you can get a flat comparable to any in the US, minus the traffic hassles, have a better social live, and be surrounded with cafes, restaurants, hospitals (did I mention there is UNIVERSAL health care her?, Yeah, that is right.) Plus no weekly police killings of civilians, nor citizens armed to the teeth, the water is warm, and you can swim in December. Finally, there are many cultures and peoples from all over the world, and we all get along.
I agree, its the equivalent of a low-level waste almost industrialize banana Republic on steroids, many in the US and Canada are moving to Mexico, Belize or Costa Rica, !
Where do you live?? Sounds like a great place. I’ve only experienced something similar in my visit to Amsterdam minus the warm beaches
Where did you move ?
@@stevez6551 which places in mexico are warm enough all year round to be able to walk around in t shirt and shorts ?
where do you live??
I was planning on moving to SD area as a 30s year old but north around Encinitas/Solano beach area. Is this too far north and a bad idea? I find the inner city too dense for myself. + dog. Thanks
@@hudsanity_1590 north county is great. There will be a lot going on between Carlsbad and Del Mar. Plus it’s less congested and has some of the nicest beaches.
@@realtorjamielennon Thanks! I really felt that way, but see no one talking about it (maybe that's a good thing). I was planning to buy at some point, probably after a year of renting if still looking for clients
@@hudsanity_1590 it’s our best kept secret 🤫 😄 I’d love to help. If you ever want to talk it through to help prep you for when you’re ready, feel free to reach out anytime. We’ll book a time for us to chat.
@@realtorjamielennon Awesome, I'll reach out.
I'm from the central coast and I can't seem to get the hang of it. Not trying to offend anyone but it feel like meh, unfortunately. Any tips.
Tricyclics may help
Mill for a little house is mental
Rent for an apt 2800/month? I have just seen quite a few around $1500
Is San Diego on Chicago level? Or should I consider Los Angeles? I need big city life. With the great weather.
I feel that. I’m a city girl myself. Nothing will really compare to Chicago… but in my opinion SD is much better than LA. But it’s subjective, of course. SD’s weather is unmatched. The downtown area is small (about 10 square miles), right on the harbor, very walkable with plenty of things to do.. downtown LA is much bigger, but not near the water. Do you live in a city now?
@@realtorjamielennon oh I see. I’ve been to California. I like San Francisco and LA. Just doing research on San Diego. I wanna come visit next year. I live in Chicago. I’m just about done with these winters 😂 I always tell people I wish Chicago was in California. It would easily be the most populated city in America 🇺🇸.
@@Mr102185 you right in that!! Well I hope you come down to explore. I love this city and feel it has a lot to offer, minus ‘good’ public transportation, but LA falls short in that category too. Good luck 👍 let me know if you need any tips!
I'm a Celt, with freckles to prove it. I love May Gray and June Gloom.
Rent is too expensive:( All I can afford is Austin texas or Denver with my income. Rent in SD would eat up all my extra money I want to invest 😅 considering becoming a digital nomad and moving to either Thailand or the Philippines. I can live in major cities like Bangkok or Cebu super cheap. San Diego is probably the most beautiful place in California but definitely not sustainable to live long term unless you make more than $120k a year.
Damn i want to move there! But 2800 a month for a one bedroom rental is absurd
San Diego is not what it used to be. In a nosedive, rapidly.
Where is the best/safe place to live if working at the VA Hospital in San Diego. Looking to travel less than 20min. In either direction. 1bdrm
you better have a decent job or you will be screwed im a flooring contractor and still rent and remember its not what you know its who u know in the construction business it took me a good ten yrs to get a good customer base and stay away from drugs and booze because that is plentiful and there are some whacked people living here and if u have kids good luck my boy is 25 now and doing well but it was a battle to keep him on the straight and right path alot of negative influences i would not be able to deal with the current school situation and thank God i was on top of all the BS in the public school system in the past im leaving in the future and will retire in another state i could not afford to live here
I don't get why people in the US are always complaining about traffic. Being stuck in traffic is part of life and should not be an issue, ever.
it´s the result of bad urban desing
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Move to Florida Got it
I live in Phoenix and i am dyinggggg to relocate to San Diego. Even with an annual salary of 225k i don't feel like i can afford it even living inland. I need a house with a yard for my dogs, but that's really the only thing i have to have. Unfortunately i am not, nor will i ever be, a millionaire. So it just feels really unattainable for me 💔
225k is small ???
@@HarpreetSingh-nw3ec I didn't think it was, it's certainly not for Phoenix. But for San Diego I guess it is for what I was looking for. It doesn't matter, I found a job in Washington State and I'm moving there next month. Way more affordable.
I live in India and the visa process here is very difficult😅🇮🇳
Can you share your best neighborhood if
I have a kid
So many options I recommend depending on the preferred location and budget. San Diego neighborhoods: Rancho Peñasquitos & Carmel Valley. Outside of San Diego: San Marcos, La Mesa, Encinitas & Poway (which has a top rated school district.. A lot of other communities with San Diego zip code fall within this school district as well including Rancho Bernardo & Rancho Peñasquitos). Hope this helps!
north of the 8 freeway shhhhhh ;-) , .AVOID south of the 8. born and raised in SD.. ur welcome!
@@realtorjamielennonI live in Poway Carmel valley and it is amazing
Moving this September I’m looking for a house to rent three bedroom. Do you know of any?
Welcome! That really depends on your preferred area and price point.
I wanna relocate how can I email you do they have rent for one bedroom apartment
I think the La clippers should move down here so we have an nba team and the chargers should move back
I like the Clippers and Lakers all the way so as long it's California I'm down with them.
I need a condo in downtown 🏙️
That can be done 😁 send me an email and I’ll shoot you over what’s avail. jamie@jamielennon.com
Dont forget about the beaches always being closed because Tijuana sewage contamination
I lived in Imperial Beach,17,18,19,I observed a stinky dirty ocean.Wow,america!
I just passed by the tijuana pedestrian bridge and it's getting worse. I never get used to the smell.
The beaches are 🥶 and ☣️ #noplaceforswimming #stayhome
The police are friendly, beautiful bodies everywhere, you never have to make alternative plans due to whether, 70 plus public golf courses, nearly zero unemployment, it goes on and on, yes there are homeless; so, go help someone! This is a great place to live your life, the way you want, with no politicians swimming in your soup.
So, traffic is fast in San Diego?! Comparing it to a race like Daytona 500? I’m not sure what you’re talking about.
More like an every man for themselves situation. Doing whatever they can to get to their destination.
Know this, it was great before everyone moved here including the homeless
Could we get on an email list possibly for one bedroom condos. It’s just my husband and I. Thanks!
Of course! I’d love to get more info from you so I’m able to tailor the list to your specific needs. Let me know when you have a moment to chat. Here is my contact: 408.394.0737; jamie@jamielennon.com
Where is the hood that has apartments for $1500 or less?
Are you based in Little Italy???
Sure am!
The farmers market in little Italy is amazing
Mam pleaee can u help me to find job im sam Diego..:(
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Your website and email address links aren't clickable. I think if you add in front of the website and mailto: in front of the email address, it'll get you more clicks! Great vid 👌
I have routinely sat in traffic for upwards of an hour and a half to go five or 6 miles!
I'd never move back to California. I lived there in the '70s, and left for good in 2005. I did travel frequently to San Diego between 2005 and 2019. I'm retired, and could afford to live there, but between the scumbag developers (Prop. 13, anyone?) and the equally scumbag East Coasters (esp. New Yorkers) flooding into San Diego in the mid-70s.
I see you have a 619 area code. That used to be the area code when I lived in San Diego for the entire Southern California region. The 858 only came later...around 2000, I think. Not sure when they brought in 760, which was my area code with I lived in North County.
Of course 213 used to be the main area code for L.A., when I lived up there.
As long as San Diego doesn’t follow suit like San Francisco and LA which are disasters…..the homeless in San Diego is unacceptable
Oh BS! Show me any large city who doesn’t have homeless. Maybe you should move out of homeless area to a better place !
Wow hearing a lot about homelessness, is it about worse or better than Seattle?
Homelessness blah blah blah....
I live in San Diego and you really only see a couple homeless people in the heart of downtown around petco park
@@CaptainGaven that is good to hear….hopefully the homeless population will not increase because of the increase of illegal immigrants.
Forgot to mention the homeless
THERE IS OVER 1.3 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING HERE AND ENJOYING SAN DIEGO & THE HOMELESS IS JUST A GOP ENDLESS TALKING POINT BECAUSE THEY'RE JEALOUS, GET OVER IT!
@@1life857ypical white liberal who lives in her white protective bubble that never leaves her gated white community.she thinks homeless are no problem to Democrats Yet she would be the first to get robbed by one of those drug induced zombies. No wonder her party is a minority party. Don't forget to lock the doors when you go into the hood LMAO
@@1life857 😂😂
@user-wh5ir4fo4r well said
Every major city hell every mid size city as well
U want in
#1 is don't come, we don't want you, there aren't enough houses and you're driving up the prices, we have enough traffic, please stay in your home city
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Hey that's funny, that's how we feel about Californians in Phoenix. Ima still move to California though lol
Slurring your words at the bar 😂
I was born and raised in San Diego , it’s not all that people
I moved here making $83,400/year. I can barely afford my rent, car payments and bills. Its absolutely horrible!
I literally cant even afford to move away!
DON'T come here!
So refreshing to see a young woman not laden with tats!
This video completely romanticizes San Diego. I’ve been living here for over 20 years and tell everyone NOT to move here. It’s over priced, over crowded, and the politics are off the rails. It’s not worth it. We can barely afford to do anything anymore. If the insane restaurant/entertainment prices doesn’t get you, the cost of gas will (yes, you NEED a car). Public transportation is a joke. We plan to move within the next five years.
Soooo many homeless... when was this video made? It was the 70s and 80s when San Diego was great.... now it's a crap hole
I am moving out, not worth the high living cost. I save more travel all over the world.
San Diego sucks.
Sea level
Way too thic for San Diego