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San Diego's Best and Worst Neighborhoods

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San Diego County is full of a wide range of communities. Which neighborhoods are best? In this video we take a look at the neighborhoods that have seen the highest and lowest gain in home value over the last 12 months. This shows the highest and lowest demand vs availability.
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@mickhick619 2 года назад

As someone that's lived in San Diego for 37 years, you left out Encanto,Barrio Logan, South East, there's worse areas than lakeside and El Cajon combined. A real estate agent mentioning the most expensive areas to buy a house not surprised.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

As I mentioned very clearly in the beginning of the video, I selected the top 3 neighborhoods and bottom 3 neighborhoods based 100% on neighborhood appreciation (median home value increase or decrease in the last 12 months) because I am prohibited from stating my opinion on "safety" and steering anyone from one neighborhood or another based on protected classes. I appreciate the feedback, as do my subscribers!

@patrickgalligan7770 Год назад

Even if you missed what he said in the beginning,, he's clearly talking about appreciation values in the neighborhoods, so it should not be a surprise at all.

@bryantreid 2 года назад

If you cut Chula Vista in half by using the 805 freeway, then I feel east Chula Vista would be ranked a lot higher. Neighborhoods north of the 8 freeway are generally better especially the further north you go. Great video!!

@jasonmalamut 2 года назад

East and West CV are not even remotely the same. West side does have he massive Hotel Development in the works, could help that side. But East is very clean, safe and they're adding new stuff all the time. Also, I think you should talk a bit more about what's affordable. People looking in CV aren't looking in La Jolla...

@C.M.30337 2 года назад

Yes, West Chula Vista is an older area built in the 40s and 50s mostly and so the West is better and more affordable.

@jasonmalamut 2 года назад

@@C.M.30337 Better how? When is the last time you've been on Broadway or 3rd ave?

@vgrepairs 2 года назад

@@jasonmalamut lol go back to proctor valley road and the 125 freeway you dork

@garyleibitzke4166 2 года назад

Otherwise known as Chula Juana.

@CrazyKatie89 2 года назад

Sold our house in Lakeside last November. Lakeside has gone bad. I wanted out we moved to Ramona into the estates. No regrets!

@C.M.30337 2 года назад

You should state San Diego COUNTY as San Diego City is totally different and has a lot of communities within the city, which is what I thought this was about.

@DoloresJNurss 2 года назад

Yeah. None of these places are actually in San Diego proper.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

I mention it in the video and in the description. Sorry you were confused.

@C.M.30337 Год назад

It should be labeled - San Diego County's Best and Worst Places. If you say neighborhoods, that implies within the City of San Diego, unless you state cities in San Diego County, it's deceiving abd misleading.

@kevinzaka7029 Год назад

@@C.M.30337 he mentions it in the video and description sorry you were confused

@macinboss2159 Год назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD FYI I’m at 12:24 - never mention San Diego County until 13:18 when you’re promoting your services for all of San Diego County. Just in the description which make it click-baity

@erikas.44 2 года назад

I'm surprised that El Cajon as a whole is less desirable than places in East County such as Lemon Grove and Spring Valley. El Cajon is huge - the downtown area is not all that great but there are many areas such as the unincorporated areas and Fletcher Hills that are highly desirable, great schools, and not a long commute to downtown, hospitals, and SDSU.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Fletcher Hills is great!

@orlandocarrillo5552 2 года назад

Glad I moved out of San Diego. I am not going to throw away over 500K for a 2 to 3 bedroom fixer upper. I returned to Texas and purchased a 3 bedroom in a nice neighborhood for 128K and currently working on a second property. With the savings I can travel to San Diego regularly to visit family and friends.

@isabellejaubert-fried1622 2 года назад

Your poor daughters sisters mothers 💀 I I I I I said the man who is listening to the woman who is being oppressed not the man seems

@anapicazo6078 2 года назад

I’m highly considering doing the same!

@mrcastro8740 Год назад

You should take some people with you and stop visiting San Diego you’re not welcomed

@crystalbluepersuasion3897 Год назад

Yeah, but you have to live in Texas.

@renet0x156 2 года назад

Being able to own anywhere in San Diego county is a blessing I live in El Cajon only 20 mins away from downtown and from the mountains in alpine .

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Amen 🙌🏼

@auricgoldfinger8478 2 года назад

Great presentation. I went to school at UCSD in the early 70s and lived on High St in La Jolla. Gregory Peck was raised in that little house, was worth 60-70K then, our rent for the 2 bedrooms and cottage in back was around $500 split 3 ways. Biked to school every day

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Very cool!

@bradleypollack5658 Год назад

A normal person could afford a house on a regular income in San Diego too.

@nineangels7572 2 года назад

I bought for 750,000 in Mt Helix/Rancho San Diego in 2015 and now my house is estimated at 1.3 M on a half acre, pool, on a hill. No street traffic. No HOA. The only downsize is the property taxes.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

I love that area! Congrats

@luingalls 2 года назад

I imagine the fire insurance isn't cheap either...i know.

@freya8133 Год назад

I grew up in the El Cajon/La Mesa area in the 1970's and 80's and early 90's. It was a good area to grow up in. I had to move out of the state because California got too expensive for me. It's too bad all my friends who live there say that the area has gone down in quality since I left. Sad.

@ellievazquez5293 7 месяцев назад

😢 Very very sad, California is such a beautiful state.....But the government is still playing the game with the tax payer $$$$$

@peterpayne2219 Год назад

Even though I already own homes in San Diego, I’m really enjoying your channel, great work!

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Thanks Peter!

@Meli_Mel_619 2 года назад

It's really unfortunate that property taxes are what makes a school district desirable. If school in the "worst" areas had just a fraction of that the other schools would get, it'll even the playing field more. But you know, the system was built like that on purpose :/

@robertpaul6257 2 года назад

You get what you pay for!

@DoloresJNurss 2 года назад

@@robertpaul6257 I can see that applying to houses, parks, amenities like that, but schools? Since education impacts your opportunities more than any other factor, basing education on property taxes dooms the poor to stay poor and privileges the rich to stay rich. Most modern rags to riches stories have, as a starting point, somebody getting a shot at a better education than their station in life would normally afford.

@robertpaul6257 2 года назад

@@DoloresJNurss every day is what you make of it!

@robertpaul6257 2 года назад

@@DoloresJNurss unfortunately kids these days don't want to go outside and play or learn! They just expect everything to be handed to them!

@DoloresJNurss 2 года назад

@@robertpaul6257 I choose to do everything I can to make this a more just world.

@kitkatfav 2 года назад

Rancho Peñasquitos was a surprise! Never would have thought that area would be at the top and sought after. I lived in Chula when I taught in the Sweetwater district and I think West Chula Vista is underrated...it has some nice areas and third avenue now has great craft beer and food. I also grew up in El Cajon and still go back once in a while to go to the Yogurt Mill...not sure what else they have going on over there lol. Great info and resources.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Great insight, thanks so much for sharing!

@patrickgalligan7770 Год назад

I'm surprised Penasquitos is #1, but its time it got its due. In my 9 years here, it seems like its been an overlooked little pocket that was pretty nice. Maybe they're getting the overflow from Rancho Bernardo now.

@SirFoodie1904 Год назад

I bought my house in Rancho Penasquitos in 2003 right after I left the Army. Brand new home was $500K now it’s worth $2.3 million 5 bedrooms 4 bathrooms. There are lots of migrants living in the canyon there was prostitution and fights down in the canyon now the new construction being developed, right next to Intuite Turbo Tax. Traffic is getting bad. I travel most of time for my business so I don’t get to enjoy much traffic here.

@__greg__ 2 года назад

Worth noting the new waterfront convention center and hotel area in development in West Chula Vista. Curious how this may change the neighborhood over the next 10-15 years.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

1000%

@thecrazisetgirl1 Год назад

I hope for the better but I have a feeling we might get more of a spread of homeless like in downtown because I already see it happening and on top of the fact that the city pushed a bill that wouldn’t allow people to camp in public areas if shelters are available(the shelters are not realistically safe or great environments which is WHY so many people opt to camp outside) which is going to push people more into areas that we may not SEE as overly filled with homeless but it will be if you walk a minute or so(ie the trails and alongside the trolley, marina)

@TeresaJeanna 2 года назад

Homes can only appreciate so much. My friend who is a doctor has a roommate because he can't afford his own place.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

That's what some people told me 2-3 years ago. Inflation is real, and there are lots of people with money right now

@arcticwolf4707 2 года назад

Not even close, spring valley? Lemmon grove? There are a ton of areas that are way worse

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

You may have missed the intro where I am ranking strictly off of appreciation. But you bring up neighborhoods worth mentioning!

@patrickgalligan7770 Год назад

To all of you complaining that his assessment seems off, keep in mind he's analyzing from a realtor's perspective. The few neighborhoods I stay out of were not mentioned, but he's using different metrics like appreciation values and school districts and I'm looking at "grime factor" while most of you all seem to be looking at what's being built now (but not built yet) or as a long time San Diegan.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

I appreciate that Patrick! Yes, as I mentioned in the video due to fair housing laws, I pretty much have to stick to statistics in this analysis.

@tiffanypoe902 2 года назад

Chula is awesome especially on the Bonita border. Nice neighborhood and unique houses.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Very cool area!

@bonnieblenders4606 2 года назад

I live in Bonita and I don't think he should've lumped us in with Chula Vista. Lol. I think the biggest problem with Chula Vista is its hard to keep business here. Must have something to do with city govt. Look how long they've been trying to gentrify the water front.

@americafirst6628 2 года назад

El Cajon has many group homes as well. Good report

@samallan6616 Год назад

I lived in Fletcher Hills in one of the 111 tract homes built after WW2 where the walls were made of poured concrete. I still have handout paperwork for those homes which talked about how wonderful they were; great if you didn't need to hang a picture on the wall! When I lived on Laurel St. in Lakeside about ten years ago, the gang problem was bad and getting worse and so was the homeless problem. The favorite town dog was the Pit Bull. But I could easily walk to Payton's Hardware and Leo's Pharmacy on Maine! I could even walk to the U-haul place and rent the truck which helped me move out of town. Now I live in 'rural' El Cajon; an okay area until all the apartments and trailer parks on Bradley Avenue loaded up with 'roomies' and multi-generation family groups because of sky-high rents. Now people are literally fighting for any parking space on Bradley and nearby streets (even dirt areas, red zones, and street corners). I'm waiting for someone to be killed over a place to park.

@jamesbutler174 2 года назад

If you were being honest the three "worst" neighborhoods in in San Diego would have been places like Encanto, City Heights, North Park, Barrio Logan... you get my drift. All three of your top picks are within San Diego City limits, but all three of your "worst" are completely separate cities. They aren't neighborhoods like your top three picks are. This video is deceptive to any out of area or out of state buyer viewing it.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Hey James, I appreciate the input. Like I said at the beginning of the video, I selected these areas strictly based on appreciation because due to fair housing laws I am limited when giving my opinion on one neighborhood or another. Yes, solid clarification on cities vs neighborhoods. It's tough to clump up neighborhoods vs cities in SD County because the City of San Diego has so many smaller communities mixed into it. I don't think there is really any great way to do it, so I went with the sections that made the most sense overall.

@Actually_Woke_6277 2 года назад

Basically anywhere there are minorities right?

@Actually_Woke_6277 2 года назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD you might as well just come out and say anywhere there is Hispanic people, maybe black. You people really think your dog whistles are some kind of secret code 😂

@JJ-in3bc 2 года назад

@@Actually_Woke_6277 It's San Diego!! Every community is highly Hispanic. Sounds like you're a self-appointed permanent victim.

@wilsonpicket8505 2 года назад

My hometown is now unaffordable for me to even think of moving back.

@tommunyon2874 Год назад

The times I was stationed in "Sandy Eggroll" in the 1970s and '80s we lived in Chula Vista and Paradise Hills. It was an OK commute to North Island from Chula Vista, and a straight shot to 32nd Street from Paradise Hills through "Trash-on-all City."

@juanescobar3860 Год назад

For worst, I can't believe you mentioned Chula Vista over Logan heights and San ysidro. I grew up in San Diego too and Chula Vista is nice. Skeptical about your information.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

So give us your thoughts! Again as I mentioned at the very start of the video, I'm prohibited from giving my opinion on safety/crime because of fair housing laws. As long as you aren't a real estate agent you are free to tell people how you think.

@user-ky4jq9hc7r 6 месяцев назад

I’d recommend people take a closer look at Cota Vera/Milenia in Chula Vista. They’re gonna add like hundreds of single family homes within the next 5-10 years. If you’re looking for single family homes in San Diego county, the area is really nice. Also, home values go up. Houses that were 600k a few years ago are going for like 850-900 easy.

@stenyethanmathews945 2 года назад

I rent in North park. 3 bed 2 bath 1 story house next to me listed for 1.8 mil. 😂😂 Has been up since beginning of July. Housing market is definitely slowing down

@jennthibodeau1093 2 года назад

I bought 5 years ago in Poway, no HOA, I love it so much, my neighboring towns, Carmel Mountain, Rancho Penascitas, RB love love love!!! The community, the schools the people. It's just awesome.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Love it! A very popular area

@hectorangel42069 2 года назад

I live in paradise hills and its really cool

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Awesome place!

@emrsdca 2 года назад

I grew up here in Paradise Hills, I'm still at the same house since 1976! I love it here!

@kimt.9153 Год назад

We moved out of a North Park rental to purchase a larger San Carlos condo in 2021 and absolutely love it! Walkability to bars and restaurants are a lot lower but that just means we spend less money dining out. We love the neighborhood feel of San Carlos and plan to purchase a larger home in the area because the schools are highly rated. Rancho Peñasquitos or University City would be great options too if you’re starting a family - but damn those prices are so high for even a small SFR.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Love this! Congrats on the move

@MillennialRabbi 2 года назад

Strange that Rancho Bernardo beat out Carmel Valley. Maybe better deals and more inventory

@Gargamel19 2 года назад

I’m a home owner in spring valley (dictionary hill) and it was once a quieter little enclave facing mount San Miguel but there has been a very recent boom in lennar homes building over here and it’s now full of traffic, trash, crime, and homeless encampments. I have family on a 2 acre home in de hesa which is the granite hill as area right next to El Cajon and it’s nice but the house are upwards of one million.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Well that's a bummer to hear about your experience in Dictionary Hill!

@amesasw 2 года назад

Maybe those are the worst neighborhoods you would consider living. There in general are poorer more dangerous neighborhoods in SD.

@ADubTheGrizzy 2 года назад

Exactly, this guy doesn't want a target on his head I assume LOL

@bubbybrister5631 Год назад

I think this guy made a fair opinion. Growing up and currently living in Santee I'm a bit surprised that El Cajon was 3 and Lakeside was 1 as for as worst. I can see where he's coming from but I can think of a few off the top of my head that are worse. Lemon Grove/Spring Valley, National City come to mind but we might be splitting hairs. Funny thing is Lakeside and El Cajon aren't bad areas in general and would be considered nice in other parts of the country.

@C.M.30337 2 года назад

Yes, LaJolla is a community in San Diego and not a separate City, so that needs to be brought up when you talk about it.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

That's why the video is Best and Worst neighborhoods and not Cities. But noted, I can bring that up next time

@SINADINO 7 месяцев назад

Bay Terraces is a hidden gem. Large homes built in late 80’s close to everything. Sunny, safe, quiet and great school district.

@freudtheshrink 2 года назад

Surprised not to find Carmel Valley on the best neighborhood list.... it usually is at the top of most such lists. Any particular criteria where it fell short in your opinion?

@freudtheshrink 2 года назад

Not that I am complaining, we are about to move from Carmel Valley to Rancho Bernardo 😉😉

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

@sundeep keep in mind this list of neighborhoods were selected only on the metric of neighborhoods that increased in value the most and the least over the last 12 months

@Sweetpea064 2 года назад

One down side is the entitled Karens. Sorry, but as an older white woman myself, I have found them to be ridiculously spoiled and entitled. Time and time again they were the only ones that treated me and my coworkers like horribly. That was why I quit…I was going to lose my temper if i didn’t get out of there. Just something to consider because they can make any neighbor miserable. I know a landscaper that refuses to work in that area anymore for that reason.

@ADM-wt9cn Год назад

Respectfully, Carmel valley is great but doesn't have much character. Every house is the same, every piece of entertainment, restaurants, bars, shopping are all located in shopping centers. They are also adding enormous amounts of housing everywhere. But if your raising a family homes are cheaper, and the schools are the best in San Diego, CCA, CCHS, Torrey Pines... Every mom goes to that one gym off Carmel country haha... Interesting place. Best of luck!

@RG-zw5wc 2 года назад

Even though eastlake/otay ranch is chula....its like night and day compared to west chula vista. Anyone from the south bay would tell you this. Probably woulda got higher scores if you look at west/east

@alexwallace6120 2 года назад

Thanks for the Video ,I have a friend who owns a condo in El Cajon .Another friend owns a home in La Mesa .I do like La Jolla, it's so beautiful.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

You got it! So you have experience in those areas. What do you think about them?

@lloydstanleyhuddy7464 2 года назад

HI DAN, HOW ABOUT THOSE NEIGHBORHOODS, IN BETWEEN. SUCH AS, OCEANSIDE, CARLSBAD, SANTEE, AS AN EXAMPLE. I HAVE RETIRED. SO, BEST PLACE FOR A RETIREE? THANK YOU.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Hey Lloyd, I'm happy to chat and help you find the right neighborhood for you. Shoot me an email at info@bestlifehometeam.com

@greggarrot8132 2 года назад

You are so wrong about Lakeside and El Cajon apparently you know nothing about either one. I grew up in La Jolla it's not that great. I was lucky to find Lakeside when I was able to buy a house I fell in love with a place where else are you going to find a 3000 sq.ft house on 2 Acres other than East County . I'd never move unless it was to Blossom Valley or Ramona. East county is where it's at we have everything casinos Lakes and good weather

@jeffreyb8770 Год назад

Lemon Grove and Barrio Logan. Serra Mesa. Spring Valley. Imperial and Euclid.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

These are neighborhoods you like or dislike?

@boyasia5874 2 года назад

In reality, I read that there are few or no listings available in all the area you mentioned even in the worst area.

@SlushboxH8R 2 года назад

RPQ? No - Point Loma is the best neighborhood in SD

@luingalls 2 года назад

This is why we bought a log cabin in the woods on acres (Santa Ysabel) - still SD county but without the BS. The commute is a biatch tho - I work in kearny mesa and my son goes to school in point loma. Worth it!

@user-gw7os3qu2j Год назад

very good edit very well made video

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Thank you very much!

@POV-UP539 Год назад

Rancho Bernardo is located off the 15 freeway. Penasquitos is located off the 56

@star_platinum2821 2 года назад

why dont you do a video on what neighborhoods appreciated the most over the last 10 yrs

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Because thinking about how to compile that data makes my head hurt :P That is a fantastic idea for a video! I'll see if I can figure that one out. Appreciate you!

@jrodbball8244 2 года назад

I like this idea

@OrlaSanDiego Год назад

You definitely don't move to Rancho Bernardo if you're looking for "night life"!

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Welcome to the burbs!

@cesspool4743 2 года назад

Great content, hope Bern get some royalty for being in your RB portion of the video 😀

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Haha you found the goose egg!

@noreenanthony-tabar2148 Год назад

I guess your audience should be people who can afford those three "Best" neighborhoods. I can't afford those place that gives you excitement of the increase of home prices. I would rather afford a home in East county of San Diego. BTW Rancho Bernardo, La Jolla, what was the third Best Neighborhood? Or did you forget to add that third one? Would that be Coronado?

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

If you listen to the start of the video, we are simply using data to determine the best and worst neighborhoods

@noreenanthony-tabar2148 Год назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD And that was as I saw it as the best rich neighborhoods.

@Timbermanalex 2 года назад

Mira Mesa is a hidden value. Great location close to everything. Just many homes need remodeling. Hope it gentrifies.

@TeresaJeanna 2 года назад

The roads are awful. Have you been on Hillery Drive?

@colbybeltz8836 Год назад

@@TeresaJeanna Gold Coast is a disaster too

@maja_basford Год назад

My town home in otay ranch increased by 35%. Theres plenty to do over here for families and they are building so much over here!

@timothymacdonnell9079 2 года назад

Rancho Penasquitos is nowhere close to San Diego. La Jolla has always been desirable. How about Kensington? I loved that area. The area east of Balboa Park was pretty nice (Burlingame). Why didn’t you choose areas close to or in the city? That’s like picking the best place to live in New York City and choosing Greenwich, CT. Overall, poor survey.

@frankymr2 Год назад

Not sure how you put lake side higher than chula, Chula has one of the lowest crime rates and lakeside one of the highest . I think this is bias since you put on the top the places you need the highest income to live at .

@fu2201 2 года назад

Moving there soon

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Very nice!

@ladaminuetkittens5216 2 года назад

It all depends of criteria. Price of real estate, best schools, best jobs, best restaurants, quiet and safe neighborhood... I have only ONE - But very important criterium . TEMPERATURE. No marine layer and no heat. It means 3-5miles from ocean. I am retired - schools, jobs, expensive restaurants are not my interests.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

There you go! Criteria for every person is going to be different. There isn't just one good or bad neighborhood for everybody

@andrewdeneve 2 года назад

Thoughts on Escondido? I’ve grown up there all my life and felt it’s really changed for the better over the years. Less crime and better places to eat and gather!

@CrazyKatie89 2 года назад

STAY AWAY from Washington St and you'll be fine. Escondido is a great place to live.

@1jamarks 2 года назад

Escondido is great. My favorite of north county is Vista but is less affordable.

@patrickgalligan7770 Год назад

@@CrazyKatie89 is absolutely right. Stay off Washington. I was working in Escondido off Auto Park and Nordahl until 10 months ago and at lunch I'd drive up that way. Most areas were okay, and there are pockets of niceness, but I'd often see fights on Washington (usually homeless people) including some guys chasing a guy out of the new Goodwill location BEFORE it was even open.

@theroadrunnerjarhead4109 11 дней назад

The best place to live in San Diego is southeast San Diego but my favorite place to live would be in rancho Bernardo

@dudeflynn2781 Год назад

El Cajon is actually pretty cool, it’s close to all the south county beaches, down town, there’s a lot of pros, plus prices, and more bang for your buck . I guess he forgot to mention that, but hey I live in north county next to the beach so I get his bias, because he’s selling up here, but me ?? Well I like owning everywhere :)

@Manny45g 3 месяца назад

Would you consider rancho San Diego the same as El Cajon ? When you describe El Cajon ?

@ukelilly Год назад

Hi. It's good to know the 3 best areas in San Diego but at the same time, I think I missed the boat on that because prices jumped so much already. Are there a few areas that's up & coming and nearby those best areas ? Also, how about Poway homes & condo & rentals ? Are they affordable and resellable ? Is Poway still San Diego ? Thx

@ariqroth 2 года назад

By NO MEANS do I consider any of these areas "Neighborhoods." Like I was thinking Normal Heights, North Park, Bankers Hill, Hillcrest, Mission Valley....

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

What do you think are the best neighborhoods? The ones you mentioned?

@ariqroth Год назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD Oddly I have had this conversation many times thinking "where would I move if not Hillcrest?" Its walkable, access to everything....Homeless could be a downside but like if you went to bankers hill or more toward Mission hills or North Park you lose walkability. Bankers and Hillcrest are slowly being consumed and will be "downtown" in no time. Not a bad thing. I guess "city" neighborhoods to me means not car dependent. And sadly there are very few areas in SD that you can Live/Work/Play and not need a car, and transit is not a pain. Id love bankers hill, but it's at the cost of not being able to walk to grocery or a restaurant.

@virginiakrueger4780 2 года назад

I was surprised my area wasn't included in the worst places. Then I read the comments..... LOL I guess those of us who live here know the truth. I was also surprised that Rancho Santa Fe wasn't on a best list, but I imagine the community isn't large enough to have enough sales to be considered. This must be why most of the beach communities north of La Jolla aren't included as well.

@TheWarriorLV Год назад

Does san Ysidro count I thought that was the most South

@chucklakeridge7944 2 года назад

Great presentation. RB, that's interesting but not surprising how well its doing. Also big in Defense jobs, has good shopping but kind of sprawly. R. Penasquitos, never would have guessed it's done so well. Its right next to RB and Carmel Valley/Mountain, and a very pretty but "burbey" area. These two must be attracting the people fleeing the congested central SD areas, but who don't want to go as far as the 78!!

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Thanks Chuck! Appreciate your thiughts

@chucklakeridge7944 10 месяцев назад

@@matthewmud2030 Know better than what?

@2manycatsforadime Год назад

Grew up in EC, lot of homes built in the 50s for Korean war vets. In short the EC Valley floor sucks. Anyone wanting to live in this inland area moved out to the foothills which has a lot of nice homes. I'd never consider EC, not even to visit.

@grownupgaming 2 года назад

Couple of things will be very revealing, not so much in itself but because they will be too hard to ignore: In sept/oct, will inventory keep going up when following seasonality it should be going down? Will prices keep being stable or slightly falling in the spring 2023 when it should be going up? These deviations away from seasonality will be seen by everyone looking to buy or sell and have great impact.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Yes I agree, these are signs to watch out for that will be very telling

@josepimentel5687 2 года назад

Bonita is really nice, everything there is more than 1M, impossible for younger generations to buy

@bonnieblenders4606 2 года назад

The condos are less expensive

@user-vm4he3gk3c 2 года назад

eastlake is way better

@josepimentel5687 2 года назад

@@user-vm4he3gk3c If you're talking the 🏘️ that are 3 M then yea it's better.but for 1.5M Bonita is better

@copiouscat Год назад

Facts. I cry every week about it 🤣🥹

@DigitalShark99 9 месяцев назад

"When you're in El Cajon, it's a little hotter" -- way to sugarcoat it, Dude -- it's a BLAST FURNACE in El Cajon.

@DanPBestLifeSD 9 месяцев назад

🤣🤣

@kathleenparsons4238 Год назад

Hi - So are El Cajon, Chula Vista and Lakeside neighborhoods in San Diego? Or Cities in San Diego County?

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Good question. I am basically comparing neighborhoods/sections of the City of San Diego with other Cities in San Diego County

@joshuavirgen2456 2 года назад

i live in the second oldest city in san diego county national city ca 91950 and its the best !!

@kschoeck 2 года назад

The best neighborhoods are so $$$

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Ya that's for sure!

@crissydv1 2 года назад

Where’s Mission valley? Or anything San Diego proper?

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Didn't make the list on this one

@zw4169 2 года назад

Best communities normally doesn't have the best value appreciation in percentage during price boom

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Why do you believe that?

@zw4169 2 года назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD Based on my 7 years observation in Bay Area. The gentrification area did the best during boom like 17-18, and 21-22 March. Area like Palo Alto and Los Altos did well, but not the best

@DesmoSD 2 года назад

I live in RB and PQ as #1 is a shocker. You must not have gone to East San Diego, Encino, Lemon Grove, Ocean View; those areas are bad. Poway, Scripps Ranch, 4S, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Carlsbad, Encinitas are better then PQ. I can tell you're not from here by the way you said Bonita, "Bow-neat-uh". 😄

@Paiadakine Год назад

He sell homes to people who don’t know chit about San Diego. People need to get information from many sources. I compare Agents to car sales men. Just talk to many people before deciding.

@DesmoSD Год назад

@@Paiadakine 🤣😂 True!

@seanzhao7525 2 года назад

worst neighborhood should be anything in 92113 and 92114. don't get anything in encanto or the logans

@C.M.30337 2 года назад

Yeah, RB and all those in North County are not affordable for the average person or the average family.

@irenez7439 Год назад

I've lived in a few neighborhoods/cities in San Diego, and by far, the best neighborhood is the del mar heights area. It's better than La Jolla traffic. It's kinda overlooked by rancho and La Jolla, which is probably a good thing. But maybe it should be kept a secret.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Ehh... I don't know about by far. It is a great place no doubt.

@seanlowkey9388 2 года назад

All the reasons you stated, is why i love east county. Less crimes and transient’s, don’t forget mosey neighbors.

@aprilmay1061 2 года назад

Worst neighborhoods? My friend asked me to ask you if you knew the neighborhood where one intersection is called "The four corners of death". He used to talk about that all the time.

@bryantreid 2 года назад

Lincoln Park area

@hectorangel42069 2 года назад

@@bryantreid yes it is very scary

@paulmadkow9143 2 года назад

I can't afford any of them. That's why I'm in Arizona.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Touche!

@user-hd8ej8yx9p 2 года назад

Your website for current properties in SD only shows listings in city of SD zip codes, including Otay and San Ysidro but nothing in Chula Vista etc.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Yes if you click on the San Diego button, it only includes City of San Diego, which includes Otay and San Ysidro. If you click the link in the video description it will give you a search of SD County.

@copiouscat Год назад

Otay and Dan ysidro is still Chula Vista 😆 I live in otay and Chula has jurisdiction here

@IntentionalInvestor1 2 года назад

What are your thoughts on Imperial Beach?

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

It’s probably the most affordable beach communities. A lot to like! The main issue I have is the sewage issue from Mexico I discussed on my last coming soon video

@MIKExMASSACREx 3 месяца назад

El cajón is lowkey the best place to buy a home lol 😂

@timothymacdonnell9079 2 года назад

Lakeside is far from San Diego. I’ve never been there. I thought the worst area was near the 32nd St Naval Base (Barrio Logan?), but I was there in the 90s. Chula Vista wasn’t bad. It was very Latin, that’s all.

@sparkleh-wy7jz 2 года назад

Lakeside is dirty dirty dirty. Hate it

@ADM-wt9cn Год назад

Barrio logan is going through a major uplift.. If your ever back give it a try. Some awesome food/bar spots now

@2manycatsforadime Год назад

@@ADM-wt9cn Might be one of the last places to buy an affordable house. Some months ago I was in the area and saw the beginnings of gentrification. Good or bad that is what is happening.

@SOCORROGM Год назад

What about Mira mar, Linda Vista, great places

@elaynahrogers6723 Год назад

Chula vista is not the most southern city in san diego

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

That's right!

@333sh55 2 года назад

where is solana beach , carmel vally , poway nice areas and scripps ranch waaaay better than rancho penasquetos.

@lildroopyotncx3100 Год назад

Chula is nice asf😹

@earsonlyaudio887 2 года назад

Sold my house in El Cajon in 2018 for nearly 100 percent profit after 7 years of ownership. El Cajon was a fine place to live. Bought a place in Lakeside which I love. Walking distance to my children's school, a number of restaurants, both chain and local, and the advantage to not having rockus night life 7 days a week is when the rodeo comes to town in April, or bulls only in July, the whole town turns out. Lakeside has the best small town, take care of your neighbor vibe of anywhere in San Diego. Oh, and if you're a bit of a rebel like me, you just gotta love our unscheduled, unsanctioned, unpermitted 4th of July parade. If you're a city folk, you'll hate it here. You'll think we're a bunch of church goin' backward rednecks and you'll pretty much be right.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Haha, I love it! Good for you on the move and the profit. There's plenty to love about Lakeside

@grownupgaming 2 года назад

surprised...where did carmel valley rank on list of increased value neighborhoods?

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Very close to the top at 38.5%!

@shlimok Год назад

Where is Carmel Valley Del Mar?

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Carmel Valley, Del Mar

@shlimok Год назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD i ment your video didnt have Carmel Valley Del Mar as one of the best place in San Diego so surprised

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

Ahh. Well just remember how I qualified the “best” and “worst” neighborhoods. There’s no doubt Carmel Valley and Del Mar are some of the best in SD! Thanks 🙏

@justagirlsd3000 2 года назад

Where’s the ghetto of La Jolla? The rest of San Diego.

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Uuuh... No not at all

@greggarrot8132 2 года назад

Between the 5 and the 805 The real La Jolla starts at the top of Mount Soledad down to the water from Pacific Beach to Torrey Pines

@irenez7439 Год назад

Or Pacific Beach. Haha

@parallelmichelle4371 Год назад

Spring Valley and lemon Grove wasn't named but Chula Vista was?!?? I don't think so😂😂

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

So give us your thoughts! Again, I'm prohibited from giving my opinion on safety/crime because of fair housing laws. As long as you aren't a real estate agent you are free to tell people how you think.

@parallelmichelle4371 Год назад

@@DanPBestLifeSD I wish I was a real estate agent lol. I know your limited to what you could say, but you did a great job!

@nak8327 2 года назад

University Ave on the east side of 805 looks terrible. Must be one of them.

@gregoriosmith6994 2 года назад

That whole ghetto should be bulldozed and replaced with 20 to 25 storey bldgs similar to the east village or s of little italy!

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

@mitchellgross2568 2 года назад

From Escondido. I remember it in the 70s when it was rural and undeveloped. Living in Oregon past 32 years. Now it's approaching ca prices in the portland area and it's cold for at least half the year.

@nak8327 2 года назад

@@mitchellgross2568 same thing happened in Denver CO. There will be a deflationary event once supply catches up.

@williebrown1974 Год назад

If you live there an opinion would be appreciated. Everyone is scared of expressing themselves in CA. I’m trying to move there, but everyone is more scared of opinions than gang bangers.

@DanPBestLifeSD Год назад

I'm not scared of voicing my opinion, I am prohibited as a real estate agent due to fair housing laws.

@dougdawson7375 Год назад

Which neighborhoods do the successful kids do well in? We all know that what I mean.

@christianzerilli7804 2 года назад

Well you said El Cajon but there is sub neighborhoods like Fletcher Hills or Rancho San Diego you didn’t mention. For worst community’s you didn’t mention National City or lemon grove east San Diego 😂

@DanPBestLifeSD 2 года назад

Good points!