These San Diego Areas and Neighborhoods Might NOT Be For You If…

Thinking about moving to San Diego California? Well in this video, we tell you about ALL of the cities and suburbs near San Diego California and some reasons why you may want to avoid moving to each San Diego suburb.
Make sure you watch this video before you decide where to live in the San Diego area. Every suburb and city near San Diego has it's positives and negatives, but this video will help you decide how to narrow it down. No city is perfect, and in this video we tell you reasons why each city in the San Diego area may not be a fit for you.
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[@lifeinsandiego]

It sounds like some people missed the point of this video - the point here is to mention the cons of most cities in San Diego. It’s not intended to say any of these cities are bad…just letting people know the pros and cons before moving here. In fact most of our videos are about the pros, so give em a watch 🤘🏼

[@tony2ton848]

😁this is way too funny

[@George-hl2xm]

😂🤣

[@susiestogsdill5075]

This is super helpful for those that don't know San Diego. Even I did not know some of these things as a SD native. 🧡

[@drop_messages6226]

San Diego is a lot more expensive than the average USA city. Many newcomers learn that the hard way. I moved to San Diego when I was in my 20s "just to try it". I only lasted a year and moved away because it was too expensive. I noticed most home owners either inherited their home or bought their homes years ago. It did not seem like many working class people owned their house outright (unless they wanted to have constant roommates for the next 17 years). San Diego should be seen with the same lens as Hawaii. It looks pretty, it is a dream location, but unless you are earning way above the average salary, it will only be vacation or a short stop before it is time to move. I miss the beaches, but now I own my own house on a large lot. It is boring where i live, but I will never trade home ownership just for better weather. In fact, I would think that families might start leaving San Diego when they realize they need a bigger home for their growing families and cannot afford the ever increasing rent in sD

[@tony2ton848]

Good bye and good riddance 😎

[@wno1043]

We bought our Mira Mesa home in 1972 for $21,500. After doubling the size in 1981, we sold it in 1993 for just under $200K. It's now worth $1.25 M! And the neighborhood is going downhill.

[@safsaf1094]

This guy hit every nail on the head. He was accurate with everyone of those neighborhoods. His take on Oceanside is modest, the amount of work that's going on near the pier is crazy.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Appreciate that my friend 🙏

[@HoneyBadger80886]

And the town just North. Carlsbad has it Bad to be another L.A. yuk. MegaProjects on the freeway 5.

[@marymaxholston27]

I have lived in SD my whole life, in the same house 40 years. Our landlord has sold the property, and while this won't help us be unhomed, it provided helpful information and understanding the different areas of town. Thank you!

[@yolandabastian5521]

Nick I like that you are pointing out some of the good school districts

[@lifeinsandiego]

Definitely, even with no plans of having kids - aiming for a good school district is a good idea 👍🏼

[@buch5]

This guy is 100% spot on!....

[@johnacord5664]

Vista, I grew up there during the 50s and 60s. Not a happy time. All I remember is the poverty and brutality of a fatherless home. Oceanside at that time was a two bit GI town lined with grungy bars and pawn shops. The work that was done on that town has improved it well.

[@griseldagutierrez8720]

I live very close to Poway and I’m really love it! Temperatures are a little bit higher or lower than DT but not so bad. Traffic is not as bad as the south SD. Rents are expensive but all SD rents are not cheap!

[@terrim9885]

I like your show, Nick. San Diego born and raised and am now semi-retired. I love the diversity of the entire county - especially the beaches. Thank you for dissuading people from moving to Vista. I live here and love it for the reasons you send people away from it. I enjoy where rural meets contemporary, having the choice of buying my eggs from the local egg farmer or from one of the countless grocery stores available throughout the area. I came from Ocean Beach (loved it) - except for having to pause phone conversations while the airplanes passed over my living room LOL- to Shadowridge (loved it) - a pretty, well-maintained area, complete with golf course - and am now where the sidewalks are a little more scarce. (and, yes, love it) I am saddened by the deterioration of much of San Diego County, as we see in so many areas everywhere, but I still have hope that so much can be improved. Thank you for your videos.

[@anthonypetrozzelli5429]

Excellent video! You did a good synopsis of each town to avoid for a specific reason. I have lived in San Diego 45 years and have seen tremendous growth and skyrocketing housing, rent and cost of living here. San Diego is a great place if you are very rich, or you are a highly paid peofessionally, making well over $100k a year. If you are retired with a modest retirement, or making under $100k a year. San Diego will be too expensive to have a good middle class lifestyle. Also, be prepared for high density living and horrible traffic. Over 40 years ago, San Diego was an incredibly beautiful city, not crowded, and a great place to retire. Now, its becoming too expensive and crowded like LA. Yes, you can't beat the weather, but you pay a price for it.

[@ozelot250]

I’ve always thought San Diego was expensive even 30 years ago relative to the rest of the country and inflation. I earn $160k per year and I still can’t afford to live or own a home in San Diego.

[@anthonypetrozzelli5429]

​@@ozelot250 Wow! I was very fortunate. I was able to go to San Diego State and get my BS in Business virtually for free. I both my first home in 1987 for $103k, and I sold it, and bought my second home in North County for $152k in 1994. My salary then was $36k a year. I sold my home 2020 before real estate went crazy because before in 2008 housing prices 50%. I plan to retire and leave San Diego because of the high cost of living and high density. I believe the quality of life is no way near it wad 30 to 40 years ago.

[@C.M.30337]

I moved here in '77 and it was always more expensive than the rest of the country. It's that sunshine tax. I've never been able to afford a single family home here, just a condo, so that American dream never happened for me and now that I live on SS, I'd have to win the Lotto to own a home, not that I can afford to play. Yes, it was much nicer back in the 70s and 80s here. It started being real bad in the 90s. Too crowded, trashy, crime. You didn't used to have to lock your doors and windows and alarm your vehicles till around the mid 90s. I didn't used to have to care about walking anywhere till the past 25 years. Now it's not safe to go out for a walk.

[@cynthiahoggatt6911]

You not lying 💯

[@paulrom446]

Good video! Only have visited San Day Glo as a Tourist! Good times! Swimming 🥽 outdoors in January was a real plus😅!

[@skymuffn]

…it’s a wonderful city surrounded by lots of great small towns. Got me a condo back in 1998 at the Meridian that my Great Aunt was done with. Even with my most my Father side of the family living in the Rancho Santa Fe and Golden Hill area, I just could not get into the city’s groove. Gave it a year but eventually moving to Mercer Island near Seattle and renting out the unit which has luckily been occupied by a series of long term renters. My visits have not been too often lately since I’m now retired and lazy in my Grandmother’s old house in Atherton in the Bay Area. Glad to hear San Diego is still thriving for it is one of the finest cities.

[@tjplaceholder8183]

Uh, ok boomer! most of that has nothing to do with the video. we're sooo happy for you, inheriting all that prime real estate and renting it out. keep working hard 😂 and contributing nothing. don't forget to vote against any and all construction and improvement! Fk the poors am i right???

[@skymuffn]

@@tjplaceholder8183 …not a boomer but I understand your disdain. I am grateful for I lucked out with the family I have. My thoughts then was about how San Diego’s allure and how it remains resilient that it will always attract new people regardless it’s cost. My experience in living there was indifference even with half of my family living around the area. As for my rentals I have been lucky and I don’t apply market value specially with tenants that have been in long term. I am a proponent on utilizing space and creating useful buildings that can cater to the needs of townspeople instead of the never ending wants of the investors. And why would I not care for those down on their luck? That’s just rude and that ain’t palatable at all.

[@davebennett4087]

It ALL looks like paradise to me!

[@24X7CARZ]

It is beautiful, just super-expensive whether renting or buying.

[@proggerjohn]

Thanks for the shout out to Carmel Valley. Yes, your review was spot on. Good schools means paying the price $$ on a house or condo. BTW, you might want to say "You should move here if you want" rather than "Avoid this place if you don't want ....". When you start off each area saying to avoid it IF .... then people get the wrong idea. I know you are really spelling out the Pros & Cons. But the way you lead with "Avoid ..." makes for a negative slant each time. I think that explains alot of the comments.

[@dawnreneegmail]

Nick, you are such a great resource!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Thanks Dawn 🙏

[@briangaines.sandiego]

I live in RB. Westwood area is very family and kid oriented

[@MicheleEngel]

He's definitely right about Pacific Beach. In general, the closer you are to the ocean, the more expensive it will be. Duh! I live in Poway, and he's right about the heat in the summer. However, the Poway Unified School District is the highest rated in the County. Living in Poway can have a country feel, though, because there are a lot of working farms and orchards here, and many lovely horse trails for horeseback riders and residential lots perfect for horse owners. Rancho Bernardo was originally developed to be a haven for retirees, which is why there is a lot of over-55 housing, but there are also many communities predominantly serving families---really nice suburban-style single family homes. The kids go to Poway Unified School District schools, so that's attractive. And many defense industry companies (and their business providers) are located there, so those employees like to live in or close to their workplaces. Don't dismiss it out of hand. Unfortunately, there's a decent amount of gang activity in Vista and Oceanside, so another reason you might want to avoid those places if you have school-age kids and/or your budget forces you to live in lower income housing. The closer you live to your workplace, the better in terms of traffic, which has become ridiculously congested just over the past five or six years, with morning and evening rush hours lasting longer and longer every year.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Well said, thanks for chiming in 👏🏼

[@wno1043]

We used to go to church in Poway. That was back in the 80's and early 90's. We lived in Mira Mesa. I don't recognize either anymore (we left CA in 1993). It's gotten too big, too expensive, and too congested. My wife is a native San Diegan (Hoover High). San Diego is no longer "Southern California's best-kept secret." It's a shame what's happened to it. When my wife and I first married (1970) we lived at Windansea on Bonair St. Our old apartment is gone, replaced long ago by 3 story Condo. But Su Casa (Mexican restaurant) is still there!

[@SuperMassman]

🤔..good video.. I will subscribe and check out your other videos

[@HabakkukTime]

EL CAJON (THE BOX) - BIG NO NO

[@lifeinsandiego]

Haha El Cajon isn't THAT bad is it?

[@HoneyBadger80886]

HUGE no no. HOT. Smoggy!!

[@bettylynn66]

@@lifeinsandiegoit’s been that bad for long time now.

[@elultimo102]

A big part of Blossom Valley, "La Jolla West" is considered El Cajon. (Everything seems to Zillow well over $1 million).

[@C.M.30337]

@@elultimo102 - yes, a friend of mine bought a new big home in Blossom Valley with acreage and it was a million back 25 years ago. Very nice upscale area with mansions just past Lake Jennings. Still too hot for me.

[@HolySoliDeoGloria]

4:20 Homes built in the 1960s and 1970s may require upgrading depending on one's tastes, but (1) they are solidly built and often have fewer structural and foundational problems than newer homes, and (2) in most cases they weren't built on tiny lots so that you are 15 feet away from your neighbor's bathroom, looking directly into it, and you have very little yard space. La Mesa (and nearby areas) is centrally located with respect to freeway access, parks, shopping, and so forth. The area is also quiet compared to other areas.

[@C.M.30337]

A lot of these homes in the suburban areas and communities were built in the 50s on decent sized lots where the neighborhoods are all SFHs, which is great. They don't nake houses like they used to, but they sure want to charge a lot. I always wanted to live in one of these communities in a SFH where the whole neighborhood is SFHs, but that dream never happened - too expensive. Now that I live on SS, no way to ever own a house.

[@WVRSpenceWestVirginiaRebel]

What about Del Mar? Home of the world-famous Del Mar Fair? Tierrasanta was nice when I lived there in the 80s and 90s.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

Del Mar is very nice _try the restaurant Jakes (on the beach) or Pacifica. But houses are really expensive.

[@deejay6752]

Please mention prices of homes, apartment rentals units, condos including HOA fees in the different neighborhoods. Yes, mention areas without HOA's. We hate HOA's. Thank you for the great video. ✌🏼❤💋

[@galaxyii]

At 10:33, it's my old high school, Torrey Pines! Shout out to all Falcons! I remember when Carmel Valley was literally only from the ocean to the I-5 on Carmel Valley Rd. The 56 didn't even exist, and there was nothing out there.

[@dhuntington6009]

University City is the hidden undervalued gem 💎

[@lifeinsandiego]

I agree with that! We actually talk about University city in our most underrated areas video coming out this week

[@shweet7891]

Lots of Asian and Middle East Indian thought

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

If you mean UTC, lots of shops, and the mall, but not really walkable. Highly educated populace due to the university and medical research centers.

[@jamesBrian-lu4kj]

PB is adjacent to La Jolla.......it's pretty nice for city living

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

PB is nice, our favorite restaurant The Fishery is there. 10 - 15 mins from La Jolla driving through WindandSea depending on where you are in La Jolla.

[@billl1127]

Ì have friends in Vista which is quite a ways inland, yet they have an ocean view up on a hill. Beautiful area. They grow lavender on the property.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Yep, Vista is the best value in San Diego at the moment in my opinion!

[@drdawnprecious]

Chula Vista also has the extra fees for schools libraries, etc., which could add another thousand dollars per month to your mortgage

[@pvaladez]

Vista is a hidden gem, we have a home there and best purchase ever!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Vista is the biggest hidden gem in SD in my opinion. Glad your enjoying it!

[@TheSnerggly]

LOL, I live in South Park in an older area. A house built in the 40s just sold for 1.2 million dollars.

[@annalitvak1358]

I love the video, I've learned a lot, I appreciate the knowledge shared😊

[@paulconrad7649]

This guy is a real estate agent but he says to not move anywhere in San Diego County. Isn’t that counter intuitive? Then he describes all the great things in the various communities yet he tells you to not move there. WTF? I’m a native San Diegan and most of the places he said not to move to are the only places you want to move to in San Diego County…if you can afford it. Basically you don’t want to live anywhere that is south of the I-8 freeway, because that’s all the ghetto areas with a couple of exceptions, like the Mount Helix area, or Mission Hills, or Bankers Hill. Even when considering La Mesa. You don’t want to live in La Mesa south of the 8, but north of the 8 is nice. And in North County almost anywhere south of the 78 is fine, but north of the 78 is more ghetto. Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos, and Escondido are semi-ghetto, but there are some pockets of good areas. And the very far reaches of North County are fine, like Fallbrook, Valley Center, San Pascual, etc., but very far away from the action. If you can afford it, any of these North County areas are great, such as Del Mar, Solana Beach, Encinitas, Carlsbad, La Costa, Rancho Bernardo, Sabre Springs, etc. The city beach areas such as PB, OB, Point Loma, Mission Beach, etc., are too crowded and pretty expensive. Lots of younger people with lots of open-air bars and a lot of drunken idiots around. The most expensive places which none of us can afford are places like Coronado, La Jolla, Mission Hills, Rancho Santa Fe, 4S Ranch, etc. Great and safe places, but only for the super rich. So overall, the best places to live that are safer areas and barely affordable, because most anywhere in SD County is barely affordable, are the communities of Clairemont, Bay Park, Allied Gardens, Serra Mesa, Tierrasanta, Mira Mesa, Los Penasquitos, UC, Carmel Mountain, Torrey Highlands, Carmel Valley, Santee, Lakeside, East El Cajon, Jamul, Alpine, Ramona, Rancho San Diego, Poway, Sabre Springs, and maybe a few others. But now the cost of living in San Diego is the highest in the nation.

[@CP-nt4qx]

This is spot on. I lived all over SD and just recently moved to Mira Mesa from OB/Point Loma. That area is way too crowded and dirty for me, but it’s a way of life for others. There’s lots of people just passing thru in SD. They would prefer those crowded areas as they offer more entertainment. I prefer it quieter these days and value my space and privacy. You don’t get that closer to the city, obviously. Gotta move out.

[@beambooi6431]

Bro Oceanside is not ghetto. It’s like straight up families and tourists everywhere and hotels and rooftop bars all over

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

@@beambooi6431 In most US cities, ghetto means black areas. In SD, it means latino.

[@justicegusting2476]

@@classicsciencefictionhorro1665Latino trumps black 8 days a week.

[@mohtown8751]

What’s the verdict on Logan Heights? My dad grew up there in the 50’s and I haven’t visited that part of SD since 99 when I was a kid.

[@donraymundo5336]

You just listed some of the so called nicer areas.... When in fact they are truly flawed and dysfunctional! Thanks for putting out the truth 🙏🏽

[@anfboi08]

A lot of San Diego has 55 and up living, which btw is supplemented for them to afford living there.

[@jorgemiguel1040]

Very accurate.

[@garyleibitzke4166]

Nick, although I wasn't a native I lived in the San Diego area starting before you were born. I lived in many areas and I sadly watched it change from a great place to the hellhole it now is. Both local and state policies/laws have destroyed a once great place. We fled the area and state 3 years ago.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

Everyone claims their particular city USED to be wonderful and is now bad due to homelessness, etc. People say it about Beverly Hills!!! Nostalgia is a powerful drug.

[@medavog]

I susbcribe - Hillcrest here - best place to live now

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

Diverse village with lots of gays. Good restaurants, too.

[@elianasd9866]

This dude should consider comedy -thanks for the laughs!

[@Turtlesews]

Allied gardens?

[@Raec123]

I like Allied Gardens

[@michellebletcher1856]

I love living in La Mesa

[@rtorano1]

Looking for 55+ community in Rancho Bernardo any suggestions?

[@lifeinsandiego]

Seven Oaks & Oaks North are some gems if you want to be in a 55+ area. Feel free to reach out and we can get you setup [e-mail]

[@C.M.30337]

​@@lifeinsandiego - any affordable sfh without HOA for 55+ ?

[@Paiadakine]

Check out Rancho Santa Fe. Its a little bit to the west.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

@@Paiadakine Rancho Santa Fe is pricey but really nice.

[@adonian]

Why not touch on crime

[@24X7CARZ]

He did a little bit.

[@sarahhaxton9234]

Imperial Beach?

[@Jalu3]

Basically avoid all of San Diego County, move elsewhere

[@lifeinsandiego]

Besides the prices…why do you say avoid San Diego county?

[@realchisme]

that is what it sounds like! He names almost every area ! How about Mira Mesa? What does he have to say about Mira Mesa ? Rancho PQ? 4s Ranch?

[@HoneyBadger80886]

​@lifeinsandiego #HOA monster Boards. Crazy Taxes. Highly expensive Fuel. Too many Trumpers...neighborhood has gone down badly. San Diego has natural beauty. Quiet enjoyment. Big Engines and lots of polluters think Noise and #EcoCidal behavior is cool. Definitely Not Cool. #StopFundingFossils @ScottPetersCA50 @Interior @SanDiego350

[@HoneyBadger80886]

​​​​@@realchismerancho pq, a million miles away and Hot. Mira Mesa....Insustrial Park,. 4S, white. White. White. And, in case I've been too subtle, the #WhiteNationalist Disrespect is everywhere in San Diego now and is def UNCool. Trash and destroy. #Watersheds and riverbeds that took Millenia to create and trashed in a weekend. And all washes out to the Pacific. Don't Florida-Texas-Zonie my #California. #Indigenous @Interior #EcoCentric

[@lifeinsandiego]

@@realchisme it seems like some people missed the point of this video - the point here is to mention the cons of most cities in San Diego. It’s not intended to say any of these cities are bad…just letting people know the pros and cons before moving here. In fact most of our videos are about the pros, so give em a watch 🤘🏼

[@EmmettMoore]

I can't help but laugh at this video. He recommends NOT living in 94% of San Diego. Seriously, 94%.

[@lifeinsandiego]

The point here is to mention the cons of most cities in San Diego. It’s not intended to say any of these cities are bad…just letting people know the pros and cons before moving here. In fact most of our videos are about the pros, so give em a watch 🤘🏼

[@danwelterweight4137]

​@@lifeinsandiegois it because of earthquakes??

[@HoneyBadger80886]

​@@danwelterweight4137oh there's Earthquakes in San Diego. All of Rose Creek from Mission Bay NE. And the Southern end of the San Andreas is at the Northern end of the Sea of Cortez. And connect around salton sea with the San Andreas Fault. EQs are Crazy rollers, long, low rolling and noisy like a freight train. Prieta and others.

[@Errr717]

Yeah he should be telling people where they can go based on budget, best places if they have kids, climate/temperature, where your work is going to be, etc. When we moved here 40 years ago, we rented a condo for several months in Mira Mesa and when started searching we noticed the temperature in Mira Mesa was considerably hotter than along I-5. So at the time and I think it's still true, the farther you are from downtown SD the less expensive the homes were. My place of work was in Torrey Pines (near UCSD). So we started searching along the coast in Oceanside down to Del Mar. At the time Oceanside did not have a very good reputation but we still looked at a few houses. Then we moved our search to Carlsbad and depending on the location there were some that was within our budget. On one occasion when we just started looking around the neighborhoods that looked attractive we went to the open houses. At one open house the agent suggested we look at a house in Encinitas which was already empty because the owners had moved to another state. He closed his open house and took us there right away. It was the first house we saw in Encinitas and it's where we are now. The house was 5 years old at the time, no HOA, and the lot was fairly large; both my wife and I immediately saw a future pool.

[@linsioux217]

I found it a small list. There are so many other cities/counties here.

[@jtibbs5676]

If you can afford Carlsbad it is a great place to live!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Agreed! Where do you live now?

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

They should rename it Carlsgood.

[@KryptonicHD]

I'll say it once, Golden Hill And Grant Hill ARE the place to be. But i didn't say that.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Golden hill is pretty epic. Especially if walkability and old historic homes are your thing

[@camera446]

Hllo bro

[@jimbobsconscience5159]

I keep seeing $400k+ houses that look like mobile homes...what is up with that? Why so many mobile home parks?

[@joansweet1398]

I live in Rancho Bernardo and seniors are only one fourth of the population NOW. It is a great place to live… very low crime rate.😊

[@Melinda_Ross]

My daughter and son-in-law live in Shadowridge and their home is lovely.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Shadowridge is a lil hidden gem forsure!

[@jefferybrewer4987]

😂 Chula Vista was fine back in 1986 when I moved in then I moved out of Chula Vista in 2019 just before Covid-19 hit so good timing foe ME. Bye 😅

[@claudiahansen4938]

Chula Vista was a wonderful place to call home from 1970 to the lockdowns of Covid. We left the state in 2023.

[@user-kn7xo3dt2t]

I got 10k and make a median San Diego salary family of 5 what can I get.

[@bornagainsaint6923]

Nothing

[@barbarac41]

Hahaha, high temperatures 80-90, hello from Houston 100-115.

[@Melinda_Ross]

My kid went to school in RB and the schools are excellent. He is misinformed. Not 55 only at all. Great. Town.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Never said it was only 55+ - there is about 15,000 households in RB and more than half are in a 55+ community. But yes, schools are top notch.

[@julzee111]

You mean people are still actually moving to CA?!

[@robbieogle8622]

Im here for work and the traffick is over the top and there are too many people here to be enjoyable.

[@b14m23]

Yes they are. That's why it's expensive.

[@davidmerrell1163]

Be careful I thought you weren't allowed to "steer" people

[@jeff2333]

Everyone needs to move away from SD weather sucks!

[@lifeinsandiego]

😂

[@wno1043]

Oh, we call the "homeless" the "unsheltered" now?

[@frankhanson9260]

Good info..... But You definitely need to change the title of this video. AVOID......IF...😁

[@farzanajalal9124]

I am new with this city and not super with tough pronunciation of English. your speech is so fast for me to understand , to avoid misinterpretation of your words if it is possible please add the written speech . I mean type your speech as well. to better understand and catch the exact word you say . Thank you

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

FYI, you can play at a slower speed, too.

[@raygayton2394]

Outright strange post. Confusing and weird.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Nothing confusing or weird about it. It’s straight to the point and breaks down why these locations may not be a good fit for an individual when relocating to SD!

[@brendajhelps6094]

You need some marketing g training young man !!!

[@rockmeamadeus6105]

Thanks a lot! I’ve been living in Vista for nearly a decade. Now I’ve given up my rent because of what you said, and I have nowhere to live. Now I’m one of those vagrants downtown that you mentioned. thanks a lot! You suck hard.

[@noblelies]

Unless you are already rich, avoid San Diego, unless you plan on being homeless and addicted to fentanyl. Trust me, it will happen when Blackstone jacks up your rent or mortgage payment.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

Who is Blackstone?

[@franciscodukes9872]

You’re right, nobody should come to San Diego

[@nicelife044]

I would rather move to another state

[@lifeinsandiego]

That’s always an option too 😆

[@elultimo102]

I did that, but the CA Commies are moving here and ruining this state as well----like a plague of locusts.

[@danielalfaro4933]

You are wrong bro.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Thanks bro.

[@jw6492]

SD NATIVE. Basically if you can't afford to live W of the 163.....and N of the 8 then don't do it. No reason to live in SD if you aren't 10 min from the beach. Period. I call it the horse shoe. Live in Ob, Point Loma, Mission Hills, Bay ho, Clairmont, PB or La Jolla. That's it.

[@nelsonhill4625]

This guy is probably just trying to convince people not to move here so he has a better chance of getting his offer accepted lol.

[@lifeinsandiego]

#truth

[@adc7527]

Do the opposite video for 55 plus

[@lifeinsandiego]

We’ve got a few 55+ videos on our channel. Take a look!

[@adc7527]

@@lifeinsandiego thank you!

[@jp1082]

Unhomed.... It's called Moving...been happening since the beginning of time , it's not a new found state of victimhood.

[@hiroshi138]

New Title: Avoid living in any area of San Diego

[@1Dude2009]

Carlsbad is a horrible place to live. Don’t move here. All of the surrounding areas are better. Sincerely a Carlsbad resident.

[@lifeinsandiego]

😆

[@brendajhelps6094]

You need to give pros and cons. Every area has both 😆 You’re defeating yourself and really of no help to anyone !!!

[@jehjeh37111]

Is this video a joke? Other than downtown you basically told people to avoid places that are plainly gorgeous. It’s getting crowded, and expensive, but gorgeous!

[@lifeinsandiego]

Sounds like you missed the context!

[@danw1952]

Lordy, what a negative take on the entire metro area. If you're trying to discourage inbound moves, I think you've succeeded. Was there even a script for this video? You bounced all around the county map. Anyone unfamiliar with this area would be dizzy with how you flew around. Some of your other videos make more sense and are easier to follow.

[@mkmatto74]

So negative

[@lifeinsandiego]

I’m speaking about the cons of each city within San Diego. The negatives people should probably know about

[@radnj4610]

If you want to live longer, go as far as you can from San Diego. Visit and get out of this nonsense city.

[@handimanjay6642]

Don’t move to California. Everything costs so much more here. Electricity has been climbing and going higher. Taxes and insurance are crazy high. Expect gas tax to go up to $2 a gallon in a few years.

[@twalsh1801]

lol

[@MR..2REAL]

This is a dud video....Vista has crime....PB is for a party beach vibe...Carlsbad is nice near the beach and full of Karens....Downtown is great if you want to be in the mix...Otay lakes is the jewel of Chula...O'side is mostly military but updating.....sums it up

[@C.M.30337]

Love the older homes, can't stand the new ones or styles. I'm not alone in this. If you have an older home that hasn't been "upgraded" - don't as plenty of people looking for those. And please stop painting everything grey, black or flipper brown - yuck. The only thing that should be painted grey is battleships. Nothing should be painted black, grey or a dark color as it attracts the heat. Only paint light colors to deflect and reflect the heat and save $ on air conditioning. Also, what millenials think is better, is really awful - they don't make things like they used to. Older is way better, plus more affordable. New stuff or "upgraded/flipped" is totally unaffordable and was made worse. There is no style to what they do today and they think less is best. The builder/renovator is just trying to save $. These square boxy houses and apartments are the ugliest yet (reminds ofvthe projects in the 60s, 70s). Again, just saving $ as they are the cheapest, easiest thing to build. No thought or artisan necessary. Ruins the neighborhood too. Then they have the nerve to charge outrageous prices too, couldn't pay me to live there. Give me an old home any day of the week, even a fixer upper, especially if it hasn't been "upgraded".

[@mrsvspin]

Lol... what is left?... this was not helpful...

[@lifeinsandiego]

I can think of about 15 other areas I didn’t name. Each have their positives and negatives!

[@robbieogle8622]

San Diego. People seem deaf and dumb. The lights are on but no one is home.

[@lifeinsandiego]

Haters gonna hate ✌️

[@franciscodukes9872]

Most of the people that live in San Diego aren’t from San Diego

[@user7up-ef5gq]

Only go to those neighborhoods if you’re YT and you need your drugs.

[@Heavytrichome]

This video Definitely makes you want to avoid San Diego overall. 😅 epic fail.

[@gnosticnight]

Long story short: Don't move to dago unless you are ultra-liberal and well off. Seriously well off.

[@C.M.30337]

I'm ultra liberal, but not well-off, so it's a struggle as I'm on a fixed income, but worth being surrounded by like-minded people instead of far right wacko low information cult types.

[@elultimo102]

Rural Lakeside, along the SD River toward El Cap Dam, was generally right wing----but it is still in the wrong state. Not cheap---My ex-home Zillows @ $920K. I've seen 112-114F in the shade, but was better than shoveling snow. (I just rechecked Zillow---It's crazy now). Even where I live now out of CA, the house has doubled in five years.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

We don't want MAGAs here.

[@franciscodukes9872]

Anywhere in east county is pretty right wing.

[@C.M.30337]

@@elultimo102 - I couldn't live in East County. Too hot and too many low information types. I like my cool breeze off the ocean that reaches to me in North Park.

[@SamSam-dy3ct]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@patcline6972]

Lol lets avoid California all together 😂😂😂😂

[@joshuamunozz]

This guy doesn’t know what he’s saying 😂 I live in vista and its not how he described it

[@Irishnickel77]

Rural? It used to be 🙄

[@ludovic4903]

I guess anywhere in San Deigo sucks!

[@elultimo102]

But you can't beat the weather---

[@raygayton2394]

No it doesn’t. Generally a nice place to live.

[@franciscodukes9872]

That’s right, don’t come to San Diego

[@garyhanick6429]

This is hysterical. Nothing was left out.

[@mschacht69]

The homeless crisis, staffed with drug addicts and criminal, is ramping up all over N. County Coastal, from Oceanside down to south Solana Beach. Del Mar seems to not be popular with the lunatic population. Rancho Santa Fe is immune, BUT, it I very expensive. In North County, we have beggars at the freeway off ramps....we are fed up with this place....where do we go? If we were to sell our home in Solana Beach, I would pick a gated community with armed guards....viewing "Next Door", crime is scary.......we have another home in the North Fork of Long Island, NY, as we say, NoFoMoFo. Nome homeless, and low crime. There is basically one road in/out of Greenport....not a great place to do crimes as the police will probably catch you....we may wind up there....yes the weather can suck, sometimes...in the summer there are bugs...buy overall, the Good outweighs the Bad. We may pull the plug....

[@mschacht69]

Living in N. County since 1975, I have adopted a rule established over the years of living here which is as follows. "There is No Life East of I-5 (Except Rancho Santa Fe)." The one city I would consider is Del Mar...but as Rancho Santa Fe, it is bloody expensive.

[@franciscodukes9872]

Good riddance

[@teslarob4790]

A map of "avoid here" should just be a map of the entire USA with a giant arrow pointing at it. Would be a much easier video.

[@lifeinsandiego]

You should make it!