There is no doubt that San Diego is one of the best places to live in all of California… but to live in San Diego, and live comfortably, you probably need a great job.
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This list of UCI off-campus housing provides spacious apartments and includes amenities tailored to the college student, with study and business centers that are open late during finals.
People may not think of Orange County when it comes to cool new start-ups or Wall Street finance gurus, but regardless, top companies choose to set up camp in our sunny region.
Rent or buy? It is a question many Orange County apartment dwellers ponder every year, and most don’t factor for commute times when they decide where to live next. Living in an apartment is great for a variety of reasons, but the most obvious is – Location, Location, Location.
More than 33 million visitors a year decide to make San Diego their travel destination. Living in San Diego, you have the perfect opportunity to join them in a convenient and affordable way by staying local while taking advantage of local activities.
If you live in Orange County and you don’t have a dog, well you’re missing out on a lot of great excursions and fun that can be had. But if you do have one, then you know the great weather and beautiful surroundings makes OC a great place to spend time outdoors with your furry pal.
The geography and temperate of San Diego truly lends itself to outdoor lovers. From kayaking to running, hot-air balloons and everything in between, the list is endless.
From the VTA to the BART, residents who might be looking for a greener alternative to driving their own vehicles have a handful of distinguished choices.
San Diego boasts a gorgeous skyline, America’s largest West Coast naval base, one of the most beautiful parks in the country, and arguably the best weather in the entire world.
Anyone who lives in Orange County can tell you, it is one of the most desirable places to live in America. Perhaps even in the world. It has all the excitement, diversity and cultural amenities of a big city without the crowds, crime and congestion often associated with Los Angeles.
