SAN DIEGO REAL ESTATE
San Diego is located roughly along the same latitude as Phoenix, Dallas, and Charleston, South Carolina. Its idyllic climate and propensity towards sunny weather encourages outdoor activity by its residents where biking, hiking, jogging, tennis and golf are year-round, daily events. San Diego claims over 88 golf courses. San Diego Real EstateSan Diego is the 7th most populous city in the nation, behind Phoenix, Philadelphia, Houston, Chicago, LA and New York. San Diego is a big, sprawling city that is laid out in a way that's surely bound to confuse.Chula Vista Real EstateSecond-most populous city in the county, Chula Vista is a growing city. Chula Vista means "beautiful view" and is showcased by the city's distinct landscape. If you are in the market for a brand new home, Chula Vista is building them by the thousandsNational City Real EstateFive miles South from Downtown San Diego, National City is a town in transition. Home prices and rents are lower than in other communities, which tend to attract new home owners, immigrants and lower income families to the neighborhood.Coronado Real EstateAbsolutely one of the best communities in San Diego, Coronado is a prestige city located on a narrow peninsula bordered by the Pacific and San Diego Bay. Miles and miles of beaches and the joys of small-city living to soak up and enjoy.Tierrasanta Real EstateTierrasanta, Spanish for "sainted land", is a community within the city of San Diego, California. Tierrasanta is a city of mature housing built on rolling hills overlooking the entire valley of San Diego. Tierrasanta’s central location makes it a favorite among professionals wanting easy access to all parts of the County. Most homes were built in the 70’s and this typically affords the home buyer with a larger lot than those found in communities built more recently. |
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San Diego County is as unique a place as you'll find anywhere in the United States. Covering 4,255 square miles, roughly 73 miles (East-West) by 58 miles (North-South), San Diego is about half the size of Israel and Massachusetts, twice the size of Delaware, and three times as large as Rhode Island. Size, however, can be misleading. Over 90% of all San Diego residents live in towns and cities within twenty miles of the coast. As you move inland, the temperature rises significantly and the terrain steepens.
