Apartments in San Diego
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Sun, sand, a small-town feel—you’ll love San Diego apartments
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Ride the waves from these apartments in San Diego
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| Enjoy year ’round great weather, surf worth taking a day off work for, sandy beaches, and easy-going, friendly residents. Plus, those living in San Diego apartments have world-class attractions such as Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, and Coronado Island. It’s easy to enjoy all the Downtown area has to offer on foot, including a stroll by the Gaslamp Quarter and the waterfront Embarcadero. Residents of apartments in San Diego live in one of California’s most important centers for performing and visual arts, and also the host of numerous blues and jazz festivals. Locals take advantage of the mild weather (ranging from 57ºF to 72ºF) to visit outstanding beaches. Mission Beach, Ocean Beach and Pacific Beach—wide sandy stretches (with vibrant nightlife close by). And Rover can play on the northern part of Ocean Beach, one of two beaches that allow dogs. |
San Diego apartments offer something for everyone
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| San Diego’s cost of living is 50% above national average, and San Diego apartments are definitely not inexpensive. The average San Diego apartments rent for about $1,500/month. |
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Search today for apartments in San Diego and neighborhoods
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San Diego’s colorful neighborhoods add to the flavor of this diverse city. Hillcrest is the most eclectic neighborhood. “Hippies” flock to the Ocean Beach area. And if you like being close to where you work, consider apartments in San Diego “Sign Neighborhoods.” These neighborhoods—Normal Heights, Hillcrest, North Park and Kensington—are business districts marked by a large lighted sign. If you prefer luxury, consider Mission Hills or La Jolla. |
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