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What are the rents like in the decent areas of San Diego. I'm not looking for anything fancy, just like decent middle class areas.

I'm asking because I have a possible job opportunity there. I have several choices in cities I could relocate to, with San Diego being one of them. San Diego is near the top of the list mostly because of the nice weather .
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What are the rents like in the decent areas of San Diego. I'm not looking for anything fancy, just like decent middle class areas.

I'm asking because I have a possibly job opportunity there. I have several choices in cities I could relocate to, with San Diego being one of them. San Diego is near the top of the list mostly because of the nice weather .
Ranges all over the place depending on the area. From the top to the bottom. Figure a decent 1BR in a decent neighborhood will run you about 1250. +/- 20%
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In mission valley, I was renting a 1970's 670sq ft. 1br/1ba condo for $1050/month. Other 1bd/1ba units in Mission Valley vary between 1200-1400/month.

I wanted something nicer, so I'm now in a 1400sq ft. 3bd/2ba + loft apt in Little Italy for ~$2930 (but I have 2 roommates, so I'm only paying about $1175).
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