The Truth About Living in San Diego
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Ever thought about moving to sunny San Diego? Dive into this lively guide on the Do's and Don'ts of relocating to America's Finest City! From finding the perfect beachside home to navigating the vibrant neighborhoods, we've got you covered. Discover the insider tips on the San Diego real estate market, and learn what to embrace (and avoid) for a smooth move. Whether it's your first time buying a home or you're a seasoned mover, this fun video is packed with everything you need to know.
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Accurate! I’ve lived here for 8 years now. San Diego people are laid back. Never in a rush. Seems like no one works…. Lol.
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This is the point lol
San Diego is a desirable location, and there is nowhere left to build. It has an ocean to the west, an international border to the south, a military base to the north, and mountains and desert to the east.
All it needs is more jobs. The international airport is expanding for a set up of more population
@@ReeLSpirit I saw a report that San Diego is the only city in Southern CA that had a net positive migration in 2023. I wonder where everyone is going to live.
@Chew5219 theres been a rush to construct 1x5 housing around the metro system, particularly the trolley. As for where, there've been talks of taking housing in the southeast/border area, which in long term may help, but gives some challenges to the ppl already living there
The trolly is so slow that almost nobody uses it. Sadly this will probably never be fixed.@@dan_38
Thank you so much for all of this information!
You got it!
Great video man!
Thank you so much!
Great information!
Great video, Dan! Have you considered changing the music for each topic? Hearing the same music for the entire video gets very repetitive.
I very much appreciate the feedback! I will change that for the next one
Public transport is not bad if you live in the places that they go to. I've survived more than a year on public transport with an uber/lyft where the buses or trains don't go to. It's doable. But the smell on some of the public transport and people who get on, can be a nuisance. I try to not sit down on a trolley because it just wreaks. Buses are better.
Hey Dan, could you explain what a "Deed Restricted Unit" is in San Diego? I found a great apartment/Condo, but I suspect there might be an income cap for eligibility.
Shoot me a DM or email so I can figure out the specifics because it can mean a lot of different things. But I suspect your assumption is correct, and there could be an income cap
Oh. Thatsssss why it's so trashy (drugs and people literally pooping next to me as i eat in a restaurant) down town, well, most of the more dense areas honestly haha
Terrible! I feel ya'!!!
We are the most expensive because you need a car (or ebike like me). Public transit is horrendous. Most major cities that are tourist hubs have great transit unlike us.
Totally agree. It's not an easy place to get around
I mean that’s a whole lot better than dealing with snow and 0 degree weather
In Chicago right now, I totally agree 💯
@@wrotedog damn I feel for you lol I’m in jersey
Oh I'll take it any day!
Electricity cost is highest in USA. On par with Hawaii.
Absolutely NUTS
Only negative is they don't have a NFL team nor would support one if they had one.
That is a bummer. RIP San Diego Chargers
@@DanPBestLifeSD Miss the Dan Fouts day's. Most exciting QB of that era.:)
Yeah, definitely need a NFL team again.
@@wrotedog Build a new state of the art stadium and they (NFL, NBA, NHL, etc.) will come. :)
Born and raised in San Diego. We have it all and yes it’s very expensive. I remember when very poor people were all those who lived in apartments. Regular poor lived south of the 8 freeway and only took one income to afford. Now, if you can afford your own place (even a studio) you’re now considered middle class 😂 It’s nuts.
Times have definitely changed here in SD
Yes, it's the artificial inflation of housing. It's happening all over the country but here in SD it's among the worse. Yes, most are small investors but large commercial investors set the tone and small landlords follow the trend.
The truth is the large commercial investors aren’t buying single family homes, they are focused on apartment complexes. I’m not saying they aren’t an issue, but I think restrictive CA policy for more housing, and the fact that we are simply one of the most desirable places to live across the country are the biggest culprits. Add in the addition of more high paying jobs and the ability to work remote, and that’s led us to where we are at today
@@DanPBestLifeSD, median income per capita in San Diego is around 51,000 pre tax. Average rent for a basic two bedroom apartment with utilities is around 3,200 per month. You need two median incomes to even qualify for a two bedroom apartment and you'd still be living on the edge. This of course doesn't take into account the yearly rental increase of 7%. Also, there are tons of vacancies, just search. The prices have nothing to do with lack of inventory and everything to do with commercial landlords squeezing the life out of people. They pass the cost of having vacant units over to their good tenants when they renew their lease.
Also, California signed into law Senate bill 4 and will make it easier to build homes in Church land and this doesn't include over 50 bills signed by Newsome to make it easier to build.
Bottom line, we need to make it illegal for major investors (especially foreign investors) from buying in bulks!
I would love to live in San Diego. But housing is high. Water issues. Housing isn’t always that great for the expense.
Housing is high and not coming down anytime soon. We are building water reclamation plants now that will be more than sufficient to provide water to our citizens
San Diego. Where you make less than $240k annually and still considered low income.
San Diego, my hometown, became for the wealthy and upper middle class during the late 90's. The county is having a hell of a time recruiting for low-skilled workers due to the high cost of living. I remember so many of my peers' families moving out of the county back in the 90's as well. Our current economic state has made our country, and San Diego, even worse today! If we don't change the way we live, our whole way of life will fall apart, and native born San Diegans will keep having to move out! Awful!!!
UC San Diego is a top 10 global university and you get to live in San Diego 😊. My family loved our time there.
100%
I am going to be graduating college from the university of Minnesota this upcoming spring. I am then going to stay in a house in Oceanside from September to Thanksgiving for a very cheap rent of $600 a month parentheses I got a good deal. I will thenlook for houses/apartments/roommates when I am there for those two months. Do you think it is realistic to be able to live in San Diego by myself with a salary of $45,000 per year thank you and this video was beneficial.
Can you guide me to where I can find cheap housing?
@@waquikhan7258 I know somebody who gave me a family friend discount that’s the only reason. Not gonna find anything less than 1500 and that’s for a shitty apt
Is San Diego diverse?
Yes it is. Not as much as San Francisco or LA, but it is.
San Diego has become lopsided if you know what I mean...
First its become expensive as hell, you can't even get food and drinks at a decent price anymore, rent is ridiculous, availability is none. Second its full of homeless people everywhere its become a disgusting problem downtown, OB, hillcrest, East village, Chula Vista.. Third, if you are single guy don't come, all the women left cause they can't afford it here, so we call it Man Diego now. Anywhere you go out the ratio is 5 men to 1 woman, its awful, and the women are unattractive, but thats all of USA in general. State income taxes are Trash, DMV is trash, Smog checks are trash, parking police is trash, all this will cost you A LOT!. Housing is unaffordable unless you can spend $1 million+, seriously, thats starting price now. New influx of immigrants is becoming a strain on the city budget so I expect it to go downhill from here. Jobs are also hard to find now since lots of companies leaving California. After 8 years in this city I am done with it and leaving for good. This used to be a conservative city run by a republican mayor and it thrived, once it turned liberal its gone to shit. Other than that, weather is nice, food is great and the people are laid back. You can't swim in the ocean cause its freezing cold 90% of the year so only beach tanning and pool. Rents start at $2,500 for 1 bedroom if you curious to know. There is some cool parks and hiking trails, couple of golf terrains and nearby mountains with some snow in the winter. Thats all.
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when people tell you they are laid back, run...
Run, you’ll hate it here!
Really? Why?
it is like a person who says they are a good person. If you are good person, you do not need to tell me @@jbp122
What if I am actually a good person? You can trust me…
I bet you are Dan. My radar goes up when someone makes declarations...appreciate your videos @@DanPBestLifeSD
We're full, no need to come here!
lol