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San Diego, nicknamed “America’s Finest City,” is the second largest municipality in California and the eighth largest in the U.S. Three million people call San Diego County home, and 1.3 million residents live in the city of San Diego. San Diego County spans 4,200-square miles and includes 18 incorporated cities, as well as a multitude of neighborhoods ranging from historic to eclectic and everything in between.
Impressively, San Diego boasts 70 miles of beachfront and an enviable climate – the average daily temperature is 70.5 degrees Fahrenheit here. One unique feature of San Diego is the variety of temperatures one may experience within a short distance. At the coast, for instance, it can be 20 degrees cooler than it is in the valley just 10 miles away. Also, in San Diego you can enjoy the beach and the mountains within the span of a single day.
In 1869 Alonzo Horton, who many consider to be the father of San Diego, built a wharf at the foot of Fifth Avenue that cost about $45,000. On March 24, he sold $5,500 worth of commercial and residential lots in one day and San Diego began to boom. It took more than a hundred years for the revitalization to really catch on, and now San Diego has been transformed into one of the country’s newest and most dynamic metropolitan areas. Downtown San Diego is home to eight distinctive neighborhoods, including Marina, Little Italy, Horton Plaza, Gaslamp Quarter, East Village, Cortez Hill, Columbia and Core.
The city of San Diego is located along the Pacific Coastline of Southern California, with its southernmost limits at the United States-Mexico border... Read more
With so much to offer its residents, San Diego is truly a wonderful place to call home. For those who want to relocate to San Diego, the real estat... Read more
In 1869 Alonzo Horton, who many consider the father of San Diego, built a wharf at the foot of Fifth Avenue that cost about $45,000. On March 24, h... Read more
Santaluz, located in northern San Diego County, is a sanctuary for its residents, who enjoy a coastal California lifestyle including hiking an... Read more
A rugged, yet beautiful coastline is what sets “the jewel,” as this neighborhood is sometimes referred to, apart. La Jolla Village offers locals an... Read more
Del Mar’s upscale country cousin, Rancho Santa Fe, is located just across the freeway from Del Mar. Branch Manager Gary Wheeler says the sun alway... Read more
Rolling hills, agriculture fields, ancient oak trees and trails for biking, hiking and horseback riding all combine with a Mediterranean climate t... Read more
Coronado, nicknamed “The Crowned City,” is often referred to as an island, though it is actually a peninsula. A premiere resort destination... Read more
Chula Vista, a great place to call home, with a population approaching 227,000, is San Diego County’s second largest city. The weather is mild in th... Read more
This small, seaside village is famous for its beautiful beaches and vistas, The Del Mar Racetrack, and the quaint Del Mar Village, which dates bac... Read more
Point Loma, CA which is about a quarter of the size of La Jolla and has a small, “fishing village atmosphere,” is defined by a number of uniqu... Read more
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