The prices will fall mark my words, the people that bought high will sell low

Google has been laying off in San Diego

I extended my lease in mn for 2 more months to keep looking for san Diego apartments. Seems very tough to find a spot. Downtown is best value at $2500 for 1 one bedroom 700 sq ft assigned parking but have to deal with homelessness. Some say no biggie some say they are zombies that charge at you lol Other option is north park but tiny apartments for $2500. Usually no assigned parking Other option then is la mesa and random areas like la mesa, chula vista and otay ranch which seem far Any tips greatly appreciated my girlfriend and i work remote Thanks a ton

In general, if you are 'young' n hip, San Diego is it, why? If your friends are apt dwellers, they'll be closer as well as work commutes, foodies & nitelife. No. County, is it if, you have long term appreciation plans, Wrk from Hm, thoughts of a family, newer construction, have aversion to the 'un-housed' or enjoy living 'more' laidback. Spcl mention to Oceanside for a budding single life culture. Plez don't come for me if you disagree (I've lived years in both).

WARNING ⚠️ Don’t move to San Diego it sucks

This is not even a competition! Hands down, San Diego! Why? You may ask. For starters, San Diego is way more diverse and culturally rich. The atmosphere is more mellow and inviting. It is the perfect refuge for young people who want to break free from the repressive, judgmental, and stuck-up snobs who live in North County. Sorry if this offends anyone, but it's the truth.

We’ve been waiting 4 years for this crash. Everyone refinanced in 2020 with a killer rate. I won’t be surprised if it doesn’t crash.

Hmm...how about Mira Vista by Toll Brothers. Bay Park bordering Clairemont Mesa?

Goodbye san Diego... another one bites the dust. Actually it's already bad here, might as well drive the final nail in the coffin.

People living paycheck to paycheck can never afford a house in San Diego. Only those who live beyond paycheck to paycheck can buy in Sandiego... I.e mortgage is (beyond paycheck) and income is paycheck!!😮 Only the truly desperate like me buy, and pay mortgage from savings than income 😢

How do you think the value of properties like this will change over time as the development gets built out? Do you think there is more leverage for the buyers in the early stage of the development? Is that leverage mostly in design credits for a custom build or also in list price? Great vid!

Are you leaning towards the beach vibes of San Diego or the suburban charm of North County? If you're considering a move or have any questions about homes in San Diego County, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] or give me a call at 619-719-1122. I'm here to help you find your perfect place in sunny San Diego

Wild, someone willing to pay one mil for a shack ... 🤡🤡🤡

Do a tour of fox point farms, it’s built out pretty well now. I think people would enjoy it

I heard the klan lived in Santee when I was looking at a condo there. That it had lots of racists and that was a realtor!

jTwo questions (great video as always, Dan).... (1) I am wondering if all or most of the solar panel economy is from China, and if so, why would US workers & companies not be making them (assuming that's true)? Question (2) are there any dangers with these storage batteries, environmental or otherwise?). Thanks. JTC

Actually, we here in San Diego Vote for every proposed tax increase, it doesn't even matter what it is. Pls, propose another tax increase or fee. I'm not quite broke yet.

My home I bought in 2016 for $385k is approaching a million dollars in value after the last appraisal. Tells me all I need to know. I've put about $125k in upgrades, additions and landscaping but still, jumping from sub $400k to just over $900k in 8 years is crazy to me. I'm not complaining one bit, but I feel for people searching for a home to buy now. Asking prices for a lot of these homes are ridiculous for what you're getting. Then there are rent prices.

Dont come to san diego you fuckin nerds

Boring

I grew up in San Diego, moved to Ramona when I was 15, then recently moved back down to finish up school at SDSU after commuting from Ramona for 3 years. I love it here. I also think another pro about San Diego is how diverse it is which results in a really great cultural exchange/melting pot. The one thing I will say is that we do have pretty bad traffic (not as bad as LA) coupled with mediocre transit and outdated civil engineering.

Wife’s a teacher and I’m in law enforcement. I looked at the Carlsbad area school districts and teacher pay is the same as where we currently are in California. We visited Carlsbad a little while back and loved it, but how do folks like ourselves afford to live there?

This is just the beginning, 2024 = 2008

Simple you don't buy shit in San Diego. Born and raised in San Diego just don't move here don't buy in San Diego is not expanding on creating houses . It's expanding on apartments . Don't buy a house 800+ credit score and 6 figure job and all mortgages are 4-5k a month 😂

You say it’s affordable, for who? Deco Millionaires

Over a million dollars with no yard space? That is insane.

If you’re thinking about buying a new home or moving to San Diego County, I’d love to help. Reach out at [email protected] or call/text 619-719-1122.

Any videos for Tri Pointe Homes? They have Citro community out in Fallbrook.

Very informative. Thank you. Any videos about 3 roots?

Harry’s Coffee Shop is great!

No. I saved you 10 minutes. 🤣 People also aren't taking into account criminal activity including drug overdose and things like how safe you can be/feel if you have to go out at night to visit a CVS or going home late etc, making sure you have appropriate security.

Yes for correction, no to it being back at pre pandemic. Safety, convenience and location are always important. San Diego county is just too popular and our economy is doing well than other counties in our state. Local Fallbrook resident.

North county forever

When you are buying property in California, you are voting with your money. Do you agree how this state is being managed? Meanwhile, millions of migrants are easily passing through the border every month and they get paid for it. Your healthcare system and everything else is going to go down the toilet.

I mean, I like it do I be with our own way that I bother you with something if I go or wrong way I don’t think so so leave me alone please

The best zip code is 92127, in the city of San Diego and in North County. Plus, that’s where the Rancho Bernardo Industrial Park ( all the big tech companies including Apple building a 5000 employee campus) is and the fine Poway school system. On the west end is higher upscale Black Mountain Ranch and Parts of Rancho Santa Fe.

Nope. I can’t believe what people pay for a shack in SD. Such a waste of money.

I wish someone would have told me/WARNED ME this about Carlsbad, and that is "...Recreational Fires..." Recreational fires are allowed/permitted anywhere in Carlsbad except on the beach or in a homeowners association. I have lived west of I 5 in the downtown area for 41 years and we have "recreational" every week pretty much everyday even July & Aug non stop and there's nothing I/we can do about it. (Decided to rent my place out in Carlsbad and have now moved because of this situation.) Many people have small fire pits in their front and back yards and what's mind boggling is that it'l be 89 degrees in July or Aug or here's one for you the Santa Anna's are blowing California is on the news that the devil winds are burning down cities and big areas and people in Carlsbad are having their Recreational Fires going -- seriously! No bs! I mean you can't make this stuff up. What's interesting is if your fire pit is 15' from your house you can burn 24/7 365. I'm in a duplex where the garages are connected where there's 36 units like that with no HOA, and everyone front door is 25' from each other - and people burn every week. It doesn't mater where your at in Carlsbad I've talked to many many people and they're going through the same frustration where they can't open their window because of this hobby of Recreational Fires burning daily. So what I did was I took numerous pictures and documented every time the police and fire dept was called out by me and others having the same problem which was a very long list, and that list was presented to the city counsel. I wrote up and document everything, made a package with numerous pictures of all the fire pits actually burning and smoking out others apartments, condo's, and homes so I had "proof" not jut complaining whining words. I presented each package and personally delivered it to each member of those on the Carlsbad City Council with my name number and email, and did not get one response. I'll I'm trying to do hear is The Golden Rule, tell people, (because I wish I would have been told this) that if you do decide to move to Carlsbad I would highly recommend asking many people in the neighborhood your interested in about ""smoke"" entering their homes. Thee other issue is the chimney smoke, Carlsbad decided to allow building etc go up higher so many people are getting smoke from chimneys. Again just trying to warn people do your homework on this major health issue. If you have any doubts on what I'm writing about please feel free to contact me here on YT, I will be more than willing to send you some pictures so you know I'm not just making this up. On thee other side of the coin Carlsbad is a good place to live if you don't mind the over the top crowds cars, and hard to find beach parking. Peace and good luck to ya.

They are worth it if you are willing to pay the price.

No, they are still going up.

California is full. Move to Idaho

Nailed it

i wish i still inherited my grandpas house in kensington area. house is a fortune now.

Once unemployment hits harder in the depression coming up, they’ll be so cheap almost be giving homes away and still people won’t want them 😢

I used to live here miss it bad

slow down aii over ca , rate high , price tag over price . collection needed . sd still a great place especilaly by the water

Hi Dan! I’m in my 30s in the Midwest saving up for my fha down payment. I’m looking at AZ or NV to get closer to California as it is the ultimate goal. I was wondering if you’d ever do a video about the best places to live for gay couples with children. For me, it’s the cultural safety of CA that draws me. I want my kids to be safe, and I know I’m not the only gay person with this unique to our community question who live in red states currently and need out.

I grew up in North Park ..my parents bought our house in1972.. it totally has changed and it sucks..I north park like the back of my hand now it is completely different and it's sad . Sorry you just don't know you have no clue

For me being an Australian and wanting to move San Diego area how much am I needing to save to be safe? Costs Including a car house stuff like that

San diego is a dump