want to move to southern california from florida (San Diego, Huntington Beach: condos, live)

[bojimbles]

My friend and i are gonna be getting about 16k a month, yes a month. And we want to move to Southern California. Thinking either San Diego or Huntington Beach. Now we are in our mid 20's so we want some kind of entertainment. Bars, beach parties. you know, that sort of thing. Basicly something lively.

Can someone tell me good areas to move to in either of these places?

[Snort]

I knew a man Bojimbles and he danced for you in worn out shoes, with silver hair, a ragged shirt
and baggy pants, the old soft shoe. He jumped so high, he jumped so high, then he lightly touched down.

Try Ocean Beach or Mission Beach in San Diego.

[bojimbles]

Originally Posted by Snort

I knew a man Bojimbles and he danced for you in worn out shoes, with silver hair, a ragged shirt
and baggy pants, the old soft shoe. He jumped so high, he jumped so high, then he lightly touched down.

Try Ocean Beach or Mission Beach in San Diego.

LMAO i was wondering if anyone would do that.

Thanks for the advice. I also heard p.b. was a good place too.

[Snort]

Originally Posted by bojimbles

LMAO i was wondering if anyone would do that.

Thanks for the advice. I also heard p.b. was a good place too.

Yeah, that one too. Santa Monica, if you want an even more crowded area.
Santa Barbara is the prettiest town, but more sedate; still lively enough on weekends though.

[bojimbles]

Originally Posted by Snort

Yeah, that one too. Santa Monica, if you want an even more crowded area.
Santa Barbara is the prettiest town, but more sedate; still lively enough on weekends though.

What do you think of la jolla? because i def want to be along the beach

[Snort]

I find La Jolla to be pretty quiet, even on weekends. It's got high-end restaurants and a mix of people, but I wouldn't call it a happening place.
The thing about moving to a new place is that it takes being on the scene to really know if it's what you're looking for.
Huntington Beach, as you mentioned above, would probably be more in line with what you're looking for, as well as the other beach areas of San Diego (PB, MB, OB).
Come out for a visit and spend a day in each place. Include Santa Barbara because it's worth a look.

[sav858]

In San Diego, PB would be your best bet. Ocean Beach is good too but more if your a hippy/alternative type. Mission Beach is fine but a bit small but right next to PB anyways. La Jolla is good if you want a quieter, more upscale, laid back scene but that doesn't seem quite what you're looking for.

[bojimbles]

Thank you for your input guys. And I do plan on visiting first. I just didn't want to waste my time looking in areas I'm not interested in.

[lennybeachboy]

Huntington beach , newport beach !!! ,,, venice beach ... Probably huntington condos north of pier ... Super cool ... Especially your age group ...