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How much it cost an apartment in San Diego Ca.?? |
Travel Info Im from Baja California Mex, Im planing to go San diego during the summer, because its very hot here, could you tell me please how expensive are? Travel Tips Everyone is wrong. I lived in Lemon Grove and paid $750 for an apartment. Gas, water, trash was paid for by the landlord. I just had to pay for my electric which came out to like 15 bucks max. I wanted to save even more money and started hunting around for a roommate situation and found some pretty good deals. I found a room for rent with utilities for $500 in South Park next to/ in Golden hills. The roommate was great and the area was mad chill with coffee shops, local bars, and downtown pretty close. Very artsy, friendly neighborhood. I kept looking and found a room for rent like two blocks from balboa park for 450 w/utilities but the room was too small for all my stuff (I had a whole apartment remember). I eventually found a room for rent in Spring Valley for 450, and the roommates are awsome. So, just look around it's affordable. www.craigslist.com Source(s): I live here, and I'm not rich. lol : ) Other Travel Tips $600-$700 dollars a month to live by yourself in a studio. But it is worth it. take San Francisco. Baja, California is in southern California and san diego is in north. $1000 monthly. get a house. so much cheaper in california My cousin had a one bedroom, one bath (approx. 1000 sq. ft.) apt. in Mission Valley (San Diego) and paid nearly $1700/month. I have no idea who "Me M" is but they know nothing about housing costs here! A downtown single occupancy hotel room (sort of like a flop house room) will run you about $650 a month, and you'll have to share bathroom with others, and probably have addicts or mentally ill people as neighbors. For 700-800 you could probably rent a room in someone's house. $900 month for a cheap 1 bedroom apartment in a lower middle class area. $1200-$1400 for a upper middle class area or 2 bedroom in a lower class area. There will be a significant temperature difference from Baja if you live in San Diego within 2-3 miles of the coast; inland 10-12 miles, the temp will be at least 10-15 degrees hotter. Re: notes from poster who lived in Lemon Grove, the areas he listed: Lemon Grove, Golden Hill; Spring Valley, South Park etc are all lower socio-economic areas, so the rents there will be cheaper, but crime stats are higher. I lived many of those places too, but am glad I no longer have to. ummm I don't really think there is going to be much of a temp change there buddy |
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