In my experience most of SD is ghetto/urban except for like Carl’s Bad and La Jolla. Even the ghetto areas are not affordable. I don’t see what people see in about living down there besides the weather. It’s always crowded and the attractions get tiring

I love La Mesa. Love that is hot there xoxo but not too hot.

El cajón

Chula Vista #1

East county and South Bay otay ranch etc have plenty of space for new houses

Smh I should’ve bought that house in 2003 when I was 6

My own admittedly limited experience with acquaintances who moved out of California is that while the retires happily settle in, the working age people end up back in California. They just couldn't find reliable work in areas with lower costs of living.

Are people still moving to San Diego today

I like Black Mountain Ranch.

San Diego is the best. .You can't afford it but it's rad..

Nobody moved in 2025 because it's still 2024

I’ve never heard Coronado called an island. North Island used to be an island until they filled the channel that separated it from Coronado.

Those people are outright crazy. I am moving AWAY. I would love to be able to afford to retire someday instead of renting for life.

Great content, thank you! How's the market for rentals? Are there plenty of good available apartments/homes in areas like South Park, University Heights, and other pockets?

I love living in San Diego

Loving that home price growth! Home prices are expensive but boy do you reap benefits when you buy.

Ranks 10th on the list of least affordable markets in the world, not just the U.S. Less affordable than NYC? Yikes!

Because it's the best city in the US!! 😊

Promotions by realtors. Ho hum. Seeking to add to their six figure incomes.

for the last 1.5 years, every real estate agent has been yapping about "Just buy now and refinance later at 5%"..."Rates are gonna drop"... But now the Fed is saying fewer rate cuts in 2025 and its looking like we may never get back to 5%. Yes, rates have dropped a little. But nowhere near, what the agents told us. Some of these agents, tricked a lot a people.

Just spent half day today!

I live here bruh

I paid cash for a $500,000 house in Washington state in 2022. It is a beautiful mid century house in southwest Washington. There is no way I could ever afford to buy a house in San Diego. I can certainly travel there and stay at a hotel. Since I paid cash I can afford to travel, invest in the stock market and buy bank certificates which is a better use of my money.

I keep looking looking and looking... . Is this video about relatively cheaper places in San Diego County or is this video about cool/nice/fun places in SD county. I do not have the slightest clue! Can you tell me what this video is about?

If you’re considering a move, reach out at [email protected] or call/text 619-719-1122. Let’s chat about whether it’s the right fit for you!

Let’s do one of these for OC

Why would someone move to CA? 😁😁😁😁

I'd rather live in a council house in Luton than an American suburb

The only people who can afford good neighborhoods for families are people without kids.

Listen people, this is top ten suburbs. I keep seeing comments mentioning neighborhoods 😂🤦

Where is La Jolla?

Any cheap apartments for rent ?

Where's Point Loma?? 😲

lajolia doesn't make the list?

Mission Valley never makes any of these lists. I wonder why with the billions in development coming up in the next several years.

I desperately need your services.

Dan i like your videos man

Home prices doubled... And so did the number of homeless. Good job NIMBYs.

I live in Carlsbad, but thinking about moving south to San Diego (Mission Hills/Hillcrest). I am considering Encinitas, but it seems to have the same vibe as Carlsbad.

I will happily sell someone mine. Dying to get out of San Diego 🫣

I’m building single family home in San Diego now. There’s no money for most. They’re all in massive debt. Foreclosures are being dragged out 5 plus years. Fake flating appraisals is the reason for all of this. It’s all bs appraisals. Congrats y’all messed it up.

I’m building single family home in San Diego now. There’s no money for most. They’re all in massive debt. Foreclosures are being dragged out 5 plus years.

People that bought a long time ago are double golden shackled with low mortgages and low property taxes

I'm glad I bought my home in the earliest 2000s!! Mexican US resident proud 🇲🇽🔥

Oh man you didn’t present any data that support prices or demand going up in 2025 aside from people are pent up to buy or sell. I think 2025 will be another tough year for buyers sellers and realtors unless price or rates move down

What's up Dan! Great video on San Diego's market

Thoughtful macro Econ discussion.

So banks lending to people with 40-50% of their debt/ income ratio based off their gross aren’t “bad” loans?

Overrated

👏👏