yo! » rents http://www.rxreed.net Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:37:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 What are the average rents for a one or two bedroom apartment in San Diego? http://www.rxreed.net/rents/what-are-the-average-rents-for-a-one-or-two-bedroom-apartment-in-san-diego http://www.rxreed.net/rents/what-are-the-average-rents-for-a-one-or-two-bedroom-apartment-in-san-diego#comments Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:15:16 +0000 admin http://www.rxreed.net/rents/what-are-the-average-rents-for-a-one-or-two-bedroom-apartment-in-san-diego I just got back from a trip to San Diego last night, and it is absolutely one of the greatest cities in this country. I would love to live out there permanently, or at least part of the year. What are the average rents for a nice apartment in downtown and surrounding areas? [...]


]]> I just got back from a trip to San Diego last night, and it is absolutely one of the greatest cities in this country. I would love to live out there permanently, or at least part of the year. What are the average rents for a nice apartment in downtown and surrounding areas? (Gas Lamp, Little Italy, Balboa Park) etc. Thanks

In downtown San Diego, and anywhere near the water here, you’re going to pay $1,200 – $2,000/mo. for an apartment. If you’re looking at only spending part of the year here, or don’t spend much time at home, there are a lot of loft-style places in that area that rent for $800+/mo.

The best bet is to go a bit east or south of downtown, where you can find very nice apartments for more reasonable costs. Just about anywhere in San Diego is within a 20 minute drive of downtown, so it works out okay.

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