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San Diego, its climate beats North Jersey's in the Fall, Winter, & Spring. North Jersey wins in the Summer category though, I need my heat, humidity, & thunderstorms lol.
San Diego has an abundance of Palm trees, New Jersey has them too but they aren't nearly as abundant.
I live about 20 miles southwest of North Jersey anyways, I want to move somewhere further.
I want a beautiful house in San Diego with those red roof tiles/shingles with Palm trees in the front & backyard, on a nice quiet street lol.
North New Jersey versus San Diego? Are you kidding? Who would compare Jersey City or Elizabeth to San Diego? There really isn't any similarity between the two areas. San Diego isn't paradise by any means but compared to New Jersey is much more desirable in every way.
BTW, I have never seen palm trees in New Jersey; it is too far north for that type of vegetation.
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Are you kidding? Who would compare Jersey City or Elizabeth to San Diego? There really isn't any similarity between the two areas. San Diego isn't paradise by any means but compared to New Jersey is much more desirable in every way. 