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And yet it is pack full of people, families, etc. doing just fine. The cost of living in much lower than LA or the Bay Area and is even lower than Orange County. The housing cost is high compared to salaries.
I don't get what your trying to say. You keep puting emphasis on the word "families" dosent every city have "families" from what I seen I would say there's a bunch of college kids and military family, but not a lot of normal families in San Diego. Also I've also notice there are a lot transient people there too who leave after college because once agian San diego dosent offer a lot of opportunities.
Florida is mainly for people from the East Coast who want warm weather beaches and they either have not discovered So Cal or Hawaii or think it's too far away. Am I wrong?
I would think San Diego is only a vaction spot not really to live in. The job market is small so it's hard to find one and the coast of living is high too.
And yet it is pack full of people, families, etc. doing just fine. The cost of living in much lower than LA or the Bay Area and is even lower than Orange County. The housing cost is high compared to salaries.
Those homes are not filled with 'families doing fine'. Most are corporate rentals or elderly who are house rich and cash poor due to Prop 13 regulations. I know of multi-generational families living packed in homes because of the Prop13 inheritance statutes.
Take some time in the San Diego forums..
I don't get what your trying to say. You keep puting emphasis on the word "families" dosent every city have "families" from what I seen I would say there's a bunch of college kids and military family, but not a lot of normal families in San Diego. Also I've also notice there are a lot transient people there too who leave after college because once agian San diego dosent offer a lot of opportunities.
Encinitas, Carlsbad, Del Mar area are full of families, professionals, businessmen, etc. City Data forums are full of people with hidden agendas, broken dreams, poor decision-makers, etc. and are harldy a decent reflection of what any area is like.
and the reason some of us take what is said on here with a grain of salt is b/c of this:
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City Data forums are full of people with hidden agendas, broken dreams, poor decision-makers, etc. and are harldy a decent reflection of what any area is like.
Encinitas, Carlsbad, Del Mar area are full of families, professionals, businessmen, etc. City Data forums are full of people with hidden agendas, broken dreams, poor decision-makers, etc. and are harldy a decent reflection of what any area is like.
Your obviously over obsessed with San Diego cause you know what LA has families too. San frenando valley, San Gabriel Valley, every where.
City Data forums are full of people with hidden agendas, broken dreams, poor decision-makers, etc. and are harldy a decent reflection of what any area is like.
you just totally ratted yourself out. I guess your one of those people here on city-data cause you hardly have a good reflection of what L.A. (an area) is like.
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