The 7 BEST Areas to Move to in SAN DIEGO (From a Native San Diegan)

Are you thinking about moving to San Diego, but not sure which neighborhood is for you? Join us on a journey through the top 7 neighborhoods in San Diego California, as recommended by a proud native San Diegan. From the coastal charm of Carlsbad to the family-friendly community of Rancho Peñasquitos, and the upscale living in Carmel Valley, we've handpicked the best areas for you to consider when making your move to San Diego California. Explore the laid-back vibes of Oceanside, the suburban allure of Vista, the modern amenities of 4S Ranch, and the thriving culture of San Marcos. Whether you're seeking beachfront bliss, urban excitement, or peaceful suburban living, San Diego has something for everyone. Don't miss out on insider tips, local insights, and expert advice to help you find your perfect home in San Diego. Subscribe now and let's embark on this exciting journey together!
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00:00 - San Diego Overview
02:43 - Rancho Penasquitos
05:27 - 4S Ranch & Del Sur
09:33 - San Marcos
13:29 - Vista
16:49 - Oceanside
19:34 - Carlsbad
22:46 - Carmel Valley
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Thinking about making the move to San Diego? Reach out! We're here to help :)
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[@Dar1234567ren]

Very well done Video. We live in PQ and we love it.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Glad to hear it! PQ is a gem

[@Paiadakine]

Explain why in your other video to avoid living in San Marcos, Vista, and Carmel Valley?

[@lifeinsandiego]

I mention the negatives about those areas in that video. Each area has its own positives and negatives which we explain in basically all videos we make

[@monicahvaccaro7823]

Hello Nick! I just found you on RUclips after I relocated to San Diego. Do you have any video-taking about affordable housing or job-related issues? I fell in love with San Diego 15 years ago. Until I decided to move there and start a new one. However, I'm just moving on with My car and personal items. No job either. But I'm not worried because I'm a hustler.
Look forward to hearing from you. Have a nice day!🙂

[@lifeinsandiego]

Hi Monica! Feel free to shoot me an email and I can break down any of those questions you have [e-mail]

[@barbarac41]

If SD is so expensive and reserved for rich folks only, how people with retail, restaurant, beauty industry, education jobs live there? Where?

[@c.m.169]

I love the older homes, apartments, condos and wish they wouldn't "upgrade". Can't stand today's styles and buildings - just plain awful and boring, depressing, square, boxy, ugly with no workmanship or culture or creativity or detailing. Grey only belongs on battleships. Black is stupid in a hot sunny climate. Bright, cheerful colors are best. Every place you look at has the horrible "upgrading" which ruins it and jacks up the price. I chose my place cause it wasn't upgraded and had all the features I wanted and NEEDED. Price was less too. 50s - 80s were best. Everything started going downhill in the 90s. This new stuff has totally ruined whole neighborhoods. So sad.

[@lifeinsandiego]

I agree, I dig the older neighborhoods/homes a bit more. It adds a lot more character and charm