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Here is what you really need to consider before moving to San Diego….. #1 the cost of living over everything else. San Diego is ranked number one the most expensive city in the nation to live in. So throw out all of that nonsense about the weather traffic homelessneeding wetsuits nonsense. If you’re coming here from anywhere besides Hawaii, the last thing you’re gonna need to worry about is a damn wetsuit #2 there is no #2 The only thing you need to worry about if you are moving here is going to be the cost of living. Our gas prices are the highest you will notice that immediately. Rent prices In San Diego are 65% higher than the nation average I have lived in San Diego all of my life. I have traveled all over the country from Portland, Oregon to Portland Maine. San Diego is the best city in the country. The only reason people leave San Diego to move out of state is because of the cost of living
@@gophukyurselvs3621 the high cost of living is definitely an important thing to know about living here for sure! already did a couple other videos on that topic and feel like it's a pretty well known fact. in this video I wanted to capture a couple of other things about san diego people outside of san diego may not be aware of and give some local tips!
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods if you’re going to make a list of pros and cons of relocating to San Diego. The cost of living is most definitely number #1. You could’ve touched on the subject and other videos, but you should’ve reiterated here. Do you think with the 65% higher average rent prices here in San Diego. Someone’s going to have an extra $300 to $400 for a wetsuit? I honestly feel if someone’s watching this video with serious thoughts of relocating here. None of those things you listed would be things to worry really about. Cost-of-living Average price to buy a home is hovering around $900,000. Average monthly rent is $2980. Only Hawaii comes close to us when it comes to cost of gas, which is crazy considering there in Island with zero oil Wells. If you’re looking to move here, make a list of all the things that you currently pay for and add a minimum 10% to all of those cost. That’s the harsh reality. If you can afford to live here, great then you can worry about what little rain we get in May and June. Think about getting a wetsuit for the beach and all the homeless people you have to walk over to get there lol 😂
Relatively recent transplant here, 2019. I agree with the things Dan pointed out in this video. The other thing I would mention is the water. I can't bring myself to drink water from the tap. I go to a water store to get purified water. There's delivery too, if preferred.
Ocean temps only comfortable above 70F which only occurs August to October. But that doesnt stop the Zonies from getting caught in a rip and drowning in March.
I call anything from the border to La Jolla “San Diego”….anything north of La Jolla I use the area’s name, but don’t say San Diego lol. Anyhow thanks for the video, San Diego is a great place to live if you have the means to:)
San Diego, by it's geographical position, must be an enclave and conservative. This is why it doesn't have the problems of the LA areas. What I find distinctive in San Diego are the older neighborhoods. People have stayed on and kept up. In most big cities, old neighborhoods are artifacts of demographic shift: a flight of one group and an influx of another, and often for the worse.
Umm….its getting stupid ridiculous for rents here. If you have 800,000 dollars to put down on a two bedroom house and like a basic looking house then yes. Come enjoy. It’s getting out of control.
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@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods I have enough to buy a mansion in another state. Only enough to buy a shack in East County. We need to make it more affordable. Driving locals out.
Don't just think of mild weather.Think of all the homeless,drugs,crime,home invasion robberies,highest gasoline prices in the country,high rents,high property taxes,sky high real estate prices,traffic,it's just not worth the move.
Here is what you really need to consider before moving to San Diego….. #1 the cost of living over everything else. San Diego is ranked number one the most expensive city in the nation to live in. So throw out all of that nonsense about the weather traffic homelessneeding wetsuits nonsense. If you’re coming here from anywhere besides Hawaii, the last thing you’re gonna need to worry about is a damn wetsuit #2 there is no #2 The only thing you need to worry about if you are moving here is going to be the cost of living. Our gas prices are the highest you will notice that immediately. Rent prices In San Diego are 65% higher than the nation average I have lived in San Diego all of my life. I have traveled all over the country from Portland, Oregon to Portland Maine. San Diego is the best city in the country. The only reason people leave San Diego to move out of state is because of the cost of living.
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Here is what you really need to consider before moving to San Diego…..
#1 the cost of living over everything else. San Diego is ranked number one the most expensive city in the nation to live in. So throw out all of that nonsense about the weather traffic homelessneeding wetsuits nonsense. If you’re coming here from anywhere besides Hawaii, the last thing you’re gonna need to worry about is a damn wetsuit
#2 there is no #2 The only thing you need to worry about if you are moving here is going to be the cost of living. Our gas prices are the highest you will notice that immediately.
Rent prices In San Diego are 65% higher than the nation average
I have lived in San Diego all of my life. I have traveled all over the country from Portland, Oregon to Portland Maine. San Diego is the best city in the country.
The only reason people leave San Diego to move out of state is because of the cost of living
@@gophukyurselvs3621 the high cost of living is definitely an important thing to know about living here for sure! already did a couple other videos on that topic and feel like it's a pretty well known fact. in this video I wanted to capture a couple of other things about san diego people outside of san diego may not be aware of and give some local tips!
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods if you’re going to make a list of pros and cons of relocating to San Diego. The cost of living is most definitely number #1. You could’ve touched on the subject and other videos, but you should’ve reiterated here.
Do you think with the 65% higher average rent prices here in San Diego. Someone’s going to have an extra $300 to $400 for a wetsuit?
I honestly feel if someone’s watching this video with serious thoughts of relocating here. None of those things you listed would be things to worry really about.
Cost-of-living
Average price to buy a home is hovering around $900,000. Average monthly rent is $2980. Only Hawaii comes close to us when it comes to cost of gas, which is crazy considering there in Island with zero oil Wells.
If you’re looking to move here, make a list of all the things that you currently pay for and add a minimum 10% to all of those cost. That’s the harsh reality.
If you can afford to live here, great then you can worry about what little rain we get in May and June. Think about getting a wetsuit for the beach and all the homeless people you have to walk over to get there lol 😂
Relatively recent transplant here, 2019. I agree with the things Dan pointed out in this video. The other thing I would mention is the water. I can't bring myself to drink water from the tap. I go to a water store to get purified water. There's delivery too, if preferred.
thanks for watching!
Ocean temps only comfortable above 70F which only occurs August to October. But that doesnt stop the Zonies from getting caught in a rip and drowning in March.
spot on, august - oct is amazing. and yes, we can get strong rip currents that people definitely need to be aware of
I call anything from the border to La Jolla “San Diego”….anything north of La Jolla I use the area’s name, but don’t say San Diego lol.
Anyhow thanks for the video, San Diego is a great place to live if you have the means to:)
thanks for watching!
If you don't have a couple of suitcases full of $ 100 bills don't bother going any further
it's important to make sure you understand the cost of living here before making that move but lots of people make it work!
"I don't go places where there are homeless people" - well, you must only be Del Mar - Cardiff coastal. Don't forget your south of the 8 roots.
I utilize all of san diego county all the time! it's something you'll see in many places but the majority is contained in predictable areas
The biggest factor in your consideration of moving to San Diego is that it’s in CALIFORNIA!
Says the person from either some lame flyover state, TX or FL
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Legally you can't move to San Diego unless you're willing to sign a contract that says you'll Stay classy
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San Diego, by it's geographical position, must be an enclave and conservative. This is why it doesn't have the problems of the LA areas. What I find distinctive in San Diego are the older neighborhoods. People have stayed on and kept up. In most big cities, old neighborhoods are artifacts of demographic shift: a flight of one group and an influx of another, and often for the worse.
san diego is a special place!
Umm….its getting stupid ridiculous for rents here. If you have 800,000 dollars to put down on a two bedroom house and like a basic looking house then yes. Come enjoy. It’s getting out of control.
True prices are high and continue to rise. But there are still some quality options for different price points. Check out here 👉 ruclips.net/video/Z4DSONo9THA/видео.html
@@SanDiegoNeighborhoods I have enough to buy a mansion in another state. Only enough to buy a shack in East County. We need to make it more affordable. Driving locals out.
Exactly the average rent in San Diego is just below $3000 a month 65% higher than the nation average which is $1987 a month
@@gophukyurselvs3621 possibly more East county, where it’s miserably hot and less desirable. Average in my area is 3,000 +.
Don't just think of mild weather.Think of all the homeless,drugs,crime,home invasion robberies,highest gasoline prices in the country,high rents,high property taxes,sky high real estate prices,traffic,it's just not worth the move.
it's not for everyone!
You shouldn't be drinking tap water anywhere in the country
Here is what you really need to consider before moving to San Diego…..
#1 the cost of living over everything else. San Diego is ranked number one the most expensive city in the nation to live in. So throw out all of that nonsense about the weather traffic homelessneeding wetsuits nonsense. If you’re coming here from anywhere besides Hawaii, the last thing you’re gonna need to worry about is a damn wetsuit
#2 there is no #2 The only thing you need to worry about if you are moving here is going to be the cost of living. Our gas prices are the highest you will notice that immediately.
Rent prices In San Diego are 65% higher than the nation average
I have lived in San Diego all of my life. I have traveled all over the country from Portland, Oregon to Portland Maine. San Diego is the best city in the country.
The only reason people leave San Diego to move out of state is because of the cost of living.