The beautiful seaside village of La Jolla is one of the most sought-after places to live in San Diego! Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the village’s famed Prospect Street, often referred to as San Diego’s Rodeo Drive, is dotted with boutiques, antique shops, art galleries and distinctive restaurants.
Known for some of the best shopping and entertainment in San Diego, Mission Valley puts residents in the heart of scenic natural beauty, with the San Diego River and beaches just miles away. Where are the best places to live in Mission Valley? Here’s our list of top apartment communities in Mission Valley!
So you have a dog and want to know where you can get a bite with your fur baby? San Diego has some of the best dog-friendly restaurants in the U.S. With beaches, trails and plenty of parks, San Diego is one of the most dog-friendly big cities… ever!
Boasting the world’s best climate and home to celebrated universities and major employment centers in the financial, telecom, multimedia and biotech fields, San Diego is an international gateway surrounded by cutting-edge business. Moving to San Diego? Here are our favorite San Diego neighborhoods!
Even in car-obsessed Los Angeles, there are plenty of great neighborhoods where residents can walk comfortably from their homes or apartments to nearby shopping, grocery stores, restaurants, parks and entertainment.
No we’re not talking about the weather. Forbes published its list of America’s coolest cities and frankly, we’re not surprised that some of our favorite California cities, like San Diego and San Jose, made the cut.
For many people, high-speed Internet is no longer a luxury; it’s a must-have. With our lifestyles changing at a high-speed rate, many of us now work from home, or are at least continually uploading, streaming and sharing from there.
To the residents of San Diego, the area is a secret sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. For those seeking a casual and laid-back lifestyle with ever-accessible beach, look no further than San Diego.
San Diego is home for a lot of things; the Padres, Chargers, zoos, some of the oldest California missions, a host of great breweries (Stone, Ballast Point, Pizza Port, etc.), and much more! Did you know you can find some amazing hiking trails in San Diego too?
With summer on the horizon, we’re beginning a short road trip series, “3 Hours to Vacation.” Starting with San Diego, we’re sharing road trip destinations within 3 hours of our favorite regions. Get out of town, relax in a new environment, and return ready to start a fresh week.
