Summer Housing Near Costa Mesa (Huntington Beach, Irvine: apartment, rental, work)

[linda752]

I have been searching on craig's list and other sites for summer housing for my daughter who will be working in Costa Mesa from June 15-Sept 15. I have had no luck finding housing for her. Is Seal Beach too far for a commute? What will be a reasonable distance for commuting daily and what would be the best (safest) areas to live. I thought perhaps UC Irvine summer sublets but it seems you must be a UC student to live there. Any ideas? Of course, she would like to be as close to the beach as possible!!! Also, I have been searching up to $2000/month.

[Irvinedebs]

Originally Posted by linda752

I have been searching on craig's list and other sites for summer housing for my daughter who will be working in Costa Mesa from June 15-Sept 15. I have had no luck finding housing for her. Is Seal Beach too far for a commute? What will be a reasonable distance for commuting daily and what would be the best (safest) areas to live. I thought perhaps UC Irvine summer sublets but it seems you must be a UC student to live there. Any ideas? Of course, she would like to be as close to the beach as possible!!! Also, I have been searching up to $2000/month.

Seal Beach is way to far away from Costa Mesa she would have alot of traffic. You could check Rental-living.com some of those apartment communities have short term rentals and have corporate furnished suites. There office is located in Irvine.

[AKgirlinCA]

Check out Tustin, Huntington Beach, or Fountain Valley as well. They are all expensive but they will be close to Costa Mesa if you haven't found anything there that you like.