Young Business Professional moving to San Diego (rental, living in)

[Aturn0617]

I am 28 years old, single, and business professional. I am moving from living in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. I loved living there because of the resteraunts, shopping, bars, clubs, arts, and culture. I could walk to all of these including a farmers market. It was clean and people were very friendly. There mix of people out at night ranged from mid 20's to 30's and once could chose from a wine bar, up-sacel (older crowd) clubs or lounges, and a strip to bar hop. Of course, the weather was a huge drawback!

I am moving to San Diego for a new job. I was hoping to find an area down town that was similar to this and my price range is between 1200-1350. I think the beach is great and and know it wouldn't be too far from DT. I like how the DT area is next to a bay and wondered what it would be like close to the water.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

[NYSD1995]

do you like making money?

What is your business?

Do you have something lined up already?

Just be aware San Diego is more of a destination for waiters who like to party and retired people than young, hungry businesspeople.

[Aturn0617]

I am moving for a job working as a Sr. Financial Analyst. I do like making money and feel this position will meet my expectations.

[cruitr]

Little Italy is a nice area of downtown San Diego. Here's a rental example:
Treo at Kettner in Little Italy! (http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/1351560859.html - broken link)

Here's the location:
1277 Kettner Blvd #415, San Diego, CA - Google Maps

[NYSD1995]

Originally Posted by Aturn0617

I am moving for a job working as a Sr. Financial Analyst. I do like making money and feel this position will meet my expectations.

Go for it. Check out the Little Italy or East village sections of Downtown SD.