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Home Owners Add my Property Travelers Travel Agents Testimonials | Contact Us | Help (Live) United States California San Diego San Diego Vacation Rentals, B Bs, Hotels and More The vicinity includes the following near-by locations: Coronado Island , National City , Roseville , Chula Vista , Mission Beach , Bonita , San Carlos , La Mesa . For properties in san diego only click here . Pacific Sunset Villas - The Windsong Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$162.00/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) We offer luxury vacation villas in newer buildings on semi-exclusive sections of the beach and bay. On the ocean front, we have two executive villas - The Windsong (2 BD/2 BA) and The Sea Star (4 BD/3 BA). On the bay front we have four executive villas - Costa Villa (3 BD/2 BA), Villa del Sol (3 BD/2.5 BA), The Bay Breeze (3 BD/2 BA) and The Bayside Bungalow (1 BD/1 BA). Sit back and relax, enjoy exceptional ocean and bay views through floor to ceiling windows. We offer private off-street parking,... (click for details) The Beach Haven Inn Location: | Compare Rates in Bedrooms: 24 | Bathrooms: 24 | From US$95.00/night ( $ Converter ) The Beach Haven Inn is located in Pacific Beach just 1 block from the breathtaking Pacific Ocean. It is an ideal location for those who want to center their stay around the sun, surf, and water sports that surround the Beach Haven Inn. Relax by the pool or take a stroll along the warm sandy beach. Walk the 872 foot long Crystal Pier located just four blocks from the motel, or run, bike, or roller blade, along the Pacific Beach/Mission Beach boardwalk. The boardwalk extends 3 miles and has...Heated... (click for details) san diego Awesome Townhouse Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 8 | Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2.5 | From US$83.33/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) See beautiful san diego and enjoy all the comforts of home in this spacious townhouse with 5 star ammenities. Minutes to all major attractions including Seaworld, Zoo, Old Town, Coronado Island, and Mexico and an array of beautiful beaches. Upscale secluded community, huge pool, spa, walk to restaurants, shopping & coffee bistros. We also have tennis courts, basketball courts, hiking & biking trails, private park & picinic area. Cable TV with HBO & nintendo. Rent daily or weeky. 2 night minimum.... (click for details) Mission Bay, Panoramic Bay View, Very Upscale Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 4 | Bedrooms: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 | From US$83.16/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) This large, upscale condo features a panoramic view of beautiful Mission Bay. A large glass sliding door opens up onto a balcony overlooking the boardwalk. The Condo comes furnished with a queen-size bed in Bedroom and a queen-size sleeper sofa in the living room. Pets are NOT allowed, No Smoking. Enjoy many of the beach activities by day and watch the beautiful lights by night, while relaxing and taking in a video from our library. Underground parking with security gate for one car is provided.... (click for details) South Mission Beach Oceanfront Duplex Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 Our 1300 sq foot, 2 bdr, 2 ba luxury south Mission Beach penthouse offers more than the usual benefits of home- 12 foot ceilings in part, 4 sky lights, 4 leaded glass windows, master bath with whirlpool tub and separate his and her showerheads, Italian tile throughout, in-unit washer and dryer, private oceanfront patio with built in BBQ and chaise lounges and table and chairs, beach towels, beach umbrellas, boogey boards,we use no pesticides or harsh cleaning fluids, 2 oceanfront private...BBQ, 3... (click for details) Mission Beach View Condo Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 4 | Bedrooms: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 | From US$56.33/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) Delux top floor unit! Panarama view of Ocean, Bay, City lights, Seaworld fireworks. Located in heart of Mission/Pacific Beach, off of Strand way,, just STEPS to the sand. Listen to the waves! walk to all... restaurants, shops! secure bldg with gated parking...Washer/dryer in Parking garage Balcony with gas barbacue all linens priovided Queen sofa sleeper in living room Queen bed in bedroom Fully equipped kitchen Tv with enhanced cable VCR Stereo with cd and tape player movies to...Zoo, Seaworld,... (click for details) Mission Bay Hideaway - Brand Spanking New Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 4 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$93.33/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) This lovely home-away-from-home is steps to our beautiful Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Offering a private fenced yard with gas BBQ and outdoor bayview eating area. With ceiling fans in each room for warmer days, and a fireplace and central thermostat heating during the cooler days. You have off-street parking for one car, a private washer/dryer, and much more: Master bedroom with queen bed, TV/Cable/HBO/VCR and private, full bath. Second bedroom with two twin beds and TV/Cable/HBO/VCR &...Pr... (click for details) Sand and Solitude Rentals - Imperial Beach, CA Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 5 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | From US$114.28/night ( $ Converter ) (based on weekly stay) We are located in the small beach town of Imperial Beach, California and just south of the Island of Coranado home of "Some like it Hot" staring Jack Lemon and Marlyn Monroe which was filmed at the famed Hotel Del Coranado. You'll love waking to the pounding surf in this charming second-floor oceanfront condo with all the comforts and privacy of home. Feel the ocean mist on your face as you enjoy morning coffee from your private oceanfront deck. Surfers and dolphins beckon you and yours to take a... (click for details) South Mission Beach 79' to Sand Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$150.00/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) california beach house DUPLEX UNIT. 79 FEET TO SAND. BEST BEACH AREA IN san diego . BEST LOCATION IN SOUTH MISSION BEACH. FIREPLACE TO WARM YOUR BODY AS THE OCEAN WARMS YOUR SOUL. GREAT AREA FOR WALKING THE OCEAN AND BAY. THIS IS A VACATION LOCATION NOT TO MISS. SOUTH MISSION BEACH IS THE BEST BEACH IN san diego . BEACH CONDOS ARE THE BEST WAY TO EXPERIENCE THE BEACH. SEE OUR OTHER rentalo CONDO ( THREE BEDROOM - TWO BATH ) 80' TO THE SAND....THIS CONDO COMES WITH AN OUTDOOR SHOWER FOR AFTER USING... (click for details) On the Bay Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 1 | Bathrooms: 1 | From US$214.28/night ( $ Converter ) (based on weekly stay) Bay Front Unit / Gorgeous Full Mission BayViews… A Fantastic san diego vacation Rental! Quiet side of South Mission Beach on the bay. Upstairs 1BR 1Bth fully furnished apartment with garage. 30 feet to the uncrowded sand for warm peaceful relaxation and Sea World fireworks every night. 600 yards west to the Ocean for surf, swim, super sunsets, and sea breezes. Back Unit / Just Seconds From the Sand on the Best Beaches of san diego ! Quiet side of South Mission Beach on the bay. Upstairs 1BR 1Bth... (click for details) Mission Beach Bayside Walk TownHomes Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 7 | Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2.5 | From US$120.00/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) Enjoy two Bayfront Townhomes located in the Center of South Mission Bay. Each Townhome has 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms and a Patio nestled on the Bay. The location is unique because it also offers the Pacific Ocean just steps away. This duplex is perfect for family vacations and reunions. Watch the comings and goings of beach life from your own private patio, adjacent to the Mission Bay Boardwalk. ADDRESS 2882 Bayside Walk • 2884 Bayside Walk san diego , California 92109 LOCATION Third Property...A... (click for details) Beautiful BeachCondos in San DiegoOceanside 3units Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 Spacious TWO BEDROOM, two bath penthouse unit or Two ONE BEDROOM vacation rentals with whitewater ocean views, only short steps to the sand at one of the finest sandy beaches in California. The spacious, TWO BEDROOM luxury unit rents from $900 to $2000 a week depending on season. Monthly and special rates when available. No unit like it in the area. The master bedroom is a spacious 30x15 with king size bed, large private balcony and patio, panoramic ocean and garden views, cable TV with DVD/VCR,... (click for details) Elegant 3 Bedroom Home Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 10 | Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3 | From US$99.00/night ( $ Converter ) Avena Ct House. Are brand new luxury homes for rent in Carlsbad, California, located in the master-planned community of Aviara adjacent to Carlsbad's main beach, the Aviara Golf Club, and all area attractions. Depicted in this site are the model homes in this luxurious beach community, so amenities vary per residence. Floor plans and a complete list of amenities will be available soon. Call now to rent these new, luxurious beach residence We also have to offer " california beach homes on the sand... (click for details) Villa Pacifica--Spectacular Oceanfront Estate Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 14 | Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3 | From US$421.42/night ( $ Converter ) (based on weekly stay) Watch the spectacular annual migration of the California Gray Whale From your oceanfront living room and Master Bedroom at Villa Pacifica. The entire family will love viewing the whales springtime trip past Point Loma as they migrate from the Bering Sea to Baja California—we even provide the binoculars. The house enjoys nearly 3000 square feet of luxurious living space. It has a large front patio area, front deck off living room and upstairs master bedroom, a new 350 square foot deck in back, a... (click for details) Mission Beach Adorable Cottage Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 4 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | From US$117.85/night ( $ Converter ) (based on weekly stay) 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath, Nicely decorated, Just steps from the beach and Bay! Two parking spaces. Upstairs Balcony with BBQ. Close to restaurants and shopping! 2 Beach Cruisers and Boogie Boards provided. We have summer weeks available!!! June 5th - June 12th June 12th - June 19th August 7th - August 14th...Amenities: Phone, Cable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD Player, Microwave, Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens provided, Gas Grill (BBQ), No Smoking, No...Activities (on site or nearby): Biking,... (click for details) IAC Suites Furnished Rentals - 800.IAC.5177 Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 5 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$95.00/night ( $ Converter ) IAC Suites is offered by The Irvine Company Apartment Communities, one of California's largest and most respected apartment owners and operators. With more than 70 communities throughout California, IAC Suites is committed to providing high-quality housing. IAC Suites will meet the needs for your vacation rental needs, while you experience the convenience of a hotel with all the comforts of home. We offer Studios, One, Two, and Three Bedroom Fully-Furnished Apartment homes in premier apartment...I... (click for details) Alika Beach Rentals Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 26 | Bedrooms: 9 Four units in a row may all be rented together. Steps from the beach and Belmont Park, 10-15 minutes by car to the airport, san diego Zoo, Gaslamp, USS Midway, Petcopark,etc. A 3bd/2.5ba with ocean view bacony, 2 garages, 2 cribs, perfect for a family of 10. A 4bd/2ba with ocean view balcony, 1 garage, sleeps 10-12 people. A 2bd/1ba, 1 garage, sleeps 6 people, and a 1bd/1ba, 1 garage, sleeps 4 people. Neat and clean!...All units contain linens, towels, TV, VCR, cable, some have DVD, fully equiped... (click for details) Beautiful Spacious Home Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 8 Here is your opportunity to vacation in beautiful Coronado Island - just over the bridge from downtown san diego , CA. From your bedroom in this outstanding vacation home, you will enjoy the wafting breeze from the nearby Pacific Ocean and hear the sound of the waves as they roll onto the miles of pristine beach. A perfect home for a family reunion or gathering of friends, you will be enchanted by the charms of the village of Coronado. See why Coronado has attracted Presidents and royalty from... (click for details) Beatiful Oceanfront Home 661-399-1199 Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 13 | Bedrooms: 4 Beautiful Oceanfron 4-Br Home on Gently-sloping, uncrowded sandy beach. Light, bright and airy floor plan sleeps 13. Beachside deck with BBQ and roof deck with panoramic views of ocean sunsets and san diego skyline. Enjoy a day at the beach or one ofSan Diego's many...Gaslamp District and Horton plaza san diego Zoo Balboa Park museums and theaters Sea world and mission Bay EDel Mar fairgrounds and race track san diego 's historic old town Coronado and world renowned "Hotel Del" Golf Courses,... (click for details) South Mission Duplex 80' to beach. san diego,CA Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$166.66/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo with ocean view, 2 decks, sleeps 6 to 8. Walk to Belmont Park Roller Coaster and beach restaurants. California beachhouse SEE rentalo FOR OTHER DUPLEX UNIT ( 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH ) "79' TO THE SAND"...Hot shower access from the beach. Two parking places. Deck with barbeque. Fireplace. Belly boards. Behind oceanfront with great ocean views. Bay is 1.5 small blocks walk. Kayaking, fishing, surfing, diving, parasailing...on and on and ..... Best beaches in san diego SEE rentalo ... (click for details) OCEANFRONT CONDO-High Speed Internet! Location: | Compare Rates in Sleeps: 6 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | From US$93.33/night ( $ Converter ) (based on monthly stay) This luxurious two bedroom/two bath oceanfront, first floor condo is located in pristine Imperial Beach. The condo will sleep 6 comfortably....Fully furnished, brand new carpets, paint, shades, bathrooms.W/D, air conditioning/heating/microwave/blender/toaster/coffee maker/3 T.V.s,vcrs,phones/cdplayer/stereo...Tijuana, outlet shopping, Sea World, san diego Zoo, Museums,... 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CALIFORNIA HOUSE TO RENT - CARLSBAD CITY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - HOLIDAY HOME WITH POOL SLEEPS 6/8 This luxury home is centrally located, 1/2 mile from interstate 5, one mile from the beach and between Los Angeles and San Diego. Famous attractions are Disneyland, Sea World, Legoland and Universal Studios. The view from the house of the world famous La Costa Golf & Country Club California. This house is available to rent: - Christmas 2004 / 2005: Good availability If your dates don't match, please scroll down to the links for other Californian Villas. The house is situated in a private development, sharing a central area of swimming pool, Jacuzzi, barbecues,showers and WCs THE ACCOMMODATION Sleeps 6/8 First Floor Fully equipped kitchen (including dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer). Living/dining area (including TV, video, DVD, CD player). There is a double sofa bed. French windows lead onto a balcony overlooking the valley view. Second Floor 2 large bedrooms, each with 1 single and 1 double bed, en-suite bathroom (with bath, shower and WC) and walk-in wardrobe. Ground Floor Ground Floor - Utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer. Extra sleeping room available in a converted basement room. Garage parking. Bed linen and towels provided. Electricity included. LOCATION The house is 80 miles south of Los Angeles and 30 miles north of San Diego. ATTRACTIONS Within a 10 mile radius: Legoland Carlsbad, plenty of good beaches, wonderful golf courses, tennis courts, superb shopping facilities including designer outlets and numerous restaurants, Del Mar Racecourse. Further afield: San Diego a fascinating city offering good museums, Old Town Trolley Tour, Balboa Park, Sea World, Harbour Cruises, Wildlife Park, Zoo, Baseball or American Football Stadiums. Los Angeles - Disneyland, Universal Studios, Knots Berry Farm, Hollywood, Paul Getty Museums. Mexico - The border is about 45-60 minutes drive from the house. Palm Springs - This is about a 2-4 hour beautiful desert drive. Las Vegas - a 6 hour drive (or a short flight from San Diego). Flights There are direct flights to Los Angeles from Heathrow, or numerous flights requiring a change from many other UK airports. There is a small airport at Carlsbad (10 minutes drive from the house) which has frequent shuttle flights from LA. There are alternatively airport minibus shuttle services available from LA and SD airports to your required destination or car hire is also available from any of the airports. PRICE Peak season (17th July to 3rd September) - £700 for first week, £600 for subsequent weeks Off peak season - £450 for first week, £350 for subsequent weeks If you are interested, please email carlsbad@antibes.co.uk Looking forward to hearing from you. USA AMERICA RENTALS CALIFORNIA California - Carlsbad 30 miles north of San Diego 2/3 bedroom house for rent with pool, sleeps 6/8 . Views of the world famous La Costa Golf & Country Club. 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San Diego Source | San Diego Daily Transcript Subscribe | Log In RESEARCH Special Reports Site Index Public Notices Source Sales Tools Classifieds Water INFORMATION News Construction Finance Government Law Real Estate Technology Hospitality Commentary RESOURCES Online Plan Room Attorney Directory San Diego SourceBook World Newspapers COMMUNITY Locales Landmarks Arts and Entertainment Events Movies Restaurants Hotels Weather Traffic SEARCH Friday, December 31, 2004 Commercial Real Estate Report How high is up? By ROGER J. BROWN San Diego State University Jan. 22, 2003 For some, the residential income market may be stratified into three distinct segments based on size. Let us refer to these segments as tiers. The smallest of these might reasonably contain buildings of four or less units. These are often owner occupied and enjoy a variety of special financing programs, some of which are subsidized by government agencies. We will call the market for these properties the Tier I segment. At the other end are the largest properties often owned by institutions, hence the name Institutional Grade or Institutional Size property. This is the market's Tier III. We really don't know where the Tier III market begins but just for argument sake let's say that institutions have no interest in residential properties of 100 units or less. Few would argue that the acquisition standards and criteria for Tier I and Tier III property differ as much as the participants in these two markets. The level of due diligence, analysis techniques, appraisal standards and negotiating prowess all increase with a move from the one-to-four unit Tier I property to institutional grade property. Hence, we argue that due diligence is a function of property size. If we restrict our argument to the extremes of the market, a graph of this claim looks like Figure 1. It is interesting to watch the remaining property in the middle. Tier II property is beyond the owner-occupied, small-investor stage but short of institutional grade. One wonders if the move in sophistication is continuous across all property sizes. Thus, keeping the size assumptions from above, we ask if due diligence increases continuously with size. If so, Tier I represents a minimum level of due diligence and Tier III the maximum. If we claim that due diligence increases with size, one would expect an increase in due diligence across Tier II as property size increases, as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 illustrates a "static" model, a snapshot of reality at any given moment. Whatever we believe about how investors approach the acquisition process, it is likely that such a process changes over time. Thus, it is a dynamic process. This only means that the acquisition standards of 1992 are probably not the same as those of 2002. Acquisition standards should be viewed as many other things in the market -- cyclical. There are interesting things to ponder about this. For example, The San Diego Union-Tribune ran a front-page article on Sun., Aug. 18, 2002, in the real estate section titled "Under Pressure" about how "In (a) hot housing market, appraisers are hard put to keep home valuations in line with reality." Let's extend that to residential income property analysis and see where it takes us. Most real estate brokers in a hurry resort to rules of thumb to quickly evaluate whether a property is worth a closer look. The use of a rule of thumb for acquisition is a different matter; it represents a reduced level of due diligence over more sophisticated methods such as discounted cash flow, or DCF, techniques. The Tier I market rarely uses DCF, more often using the rule of thumb known as gross rent multiplier, or GRM. At the lowest size of Tier I, the single-family rental, value is perhaps, say, 100 times its monthly rent. Some apply that to duplexes, triplexes and four-plexes. Somewhere along the line monthly GRM is abandoned in favor of annual GRM. This is hardly a rise in sophistication because the annual GRM is just the monthly GRM divided by 12. Most would agree that few if any Tier III acquisitions are made on the basis of GRM. The question is: At what point do GRMs drop out completely in favor of DCF and other sophisticated methods? Is it 20 units? 50 units? 90 units? Also, wherever the drop-out point may be, how does the drop-out point change in different markets? Perhaps most important, why does it change? The San Diego Union-Tribune article should be viewed as a clue to the often asked but seldom answered question: When will it end? Or, where is the top? One way to approach that question is to ask: When do the simple rules of thumb that shouldn't be relied upon for decision-making creep into the larger buildings populated by what should be the more sophisticated investors? If a 20-unit building made up of two-bedroom units renting for $1,000 per month is selling for $100,000 per unit, it computes to the old 100 times gross monthly income rule that used to apply to houses. That says the housing consumer is paying the same in rent-to-benefit terms for an apartment as he once paid to rent a house. Apartments don't have yards; you have to share walls with neighbors who may be less than cooperative. When house economics, ratios and standards begin to drive apartments, it may be time to reassess. My guess is that if one looks back in time, whenever rules of thumb dominate appraisal and acquisition standards at the larger property levels, the last busload of greater fools are ushered into the path of the rotating knives. Figure 3 illustrates a possible cycle. The essence of the rules of thumb is to impound future events implicitly into one simple measure, a kind of short cut. By contrast, the central value of forward projection methods is to require the analyst to explicitly consider the effect of changing future events on the expected outcome. Departing from more complete methods in favor of the rules of thumb basically says "I don't care what the future brings" or "The future will be just like the present." Both of these sentiments have always proved counterproductive over the long run. Another and related consideration is percentage of household income that is devoted to housing. Tracing value back to the source we find the relationship: Disposable income ? Portion devoted to housing? Rent? Value. Asking how high is high involves asking the point at which people can no longer take from other consumables to support the housing portion of their budget. To illustrate this, Figure 3 could be amended to show housing income percentages on the left axis. Data exists to shine light on these questions and the Real Estate and Land Institute at San Diego State University is dedicated to finding ways that real estate professionals can wisely and appropriately apply data to their business. Brown, CCIM, Ph.D., is director of research at the Real Estate and Land Use Institute at San Diego State University. 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Home | Join Us! Member Login Last Minute Specials Help Home United States California San Diego Vacation Rentals 15890 | Edit the beach house Vacation rental in San Diego, CA 92109 Check availability Send email to owner / manager Send this rental to a friend Print this page Front of Beach House First Floor Deck Phone Numbers for VacationHomes.com listing #15890 Call Between: 8AM-8PM Ask For: Sherry Day: 415-412-0310 Evening: 415-441-8110 Fax: 415-929-1248 Sleeps 6 2 Bedrooms(s) 2 Bathrooms(s) Children Allowed Pet Friendly No Smoking Full Kitchen 2 Floor(s) Villa / Home 2 Queen Beds, 1 Sofa Bed Beach rental or waterfront rental Short drive to golf course Description Charming 1930's Mission Beach oceanside home, completely remodeled in a comfortable Nantucket style. First floor has large deck for entertaining. You can lay in bed in the Master bedroom and watch the waves, or sit on the upper deck and watch the sunset. We also have a bayfront home #15743 and a beach cottage #18756 Airport: San Diego Distance: 15 minutes Activities and Attractions Sea World and the San Diego Zoo are 15 minutes away. Disneyland, Legoland, and the Wild Animal Park are a short drive. Crystal Pier,Coronado Island, and Dollar Lobster Tacos at World Famous are more fun things to do. The Catamaran Hotel is a great place to listen to music, have brunch or rent any kind of boat for a day on the bay. They also have a charming Mississippi Paddle Boat...The Bahia Belle for a beautiful night cruise on the Bay. Beachcombing Marina Scuba Diving Yachting Kayaking Pier Fishing Amusement Park Beaches Surfing Boating Water Skiing Jet Skiing Golfing Water Park Groceries Swimming Paddle Boating Wind Surfing Deep Sea Fishing Tennis Restaurants Snorkelling Sailing Parasailing Surf Fishing Biking Living Room Diningroom and Kitchen On-Site Amenities Our large oceanside main floor deck has a picnic table for fun family meals. This is our weekend home so it is well stocked with everything you could possibly need. There are 2 tv's and 2 dvd's. Ceiling Fans Balcony Microwave Blender Dryer Games for Kids CD Player Heating Deck Dishwasher Coffee Maker Iron Cable TV Phone Bed Linens Charcoal Grill Refrigerator Toaster Ironing Board Alarm Clock On Street Parking Bath Linens Stove and Oven Ice Maker Washer Beach Towels Stereo Off Street Parking Rental Rates Start Date End Date Duration # Guests Rate Each Extra Guest --- --- Weekly 6 $1,400.00 $0.00 --- --- Holiday 6 $2,100.00 $0.00 --- --- Season 6 $2,800.00 $0.00 Rates are in $US and subject to change without notice. Master Bedroom View from Master Deck Reviews Display the review(s) . If you have stayed at this vacation rental and would like to share your experience with other renters you can add a review . Related Pages More vacation rentals from Sherry NOTE: All vacation rental listing information is provided by third parties. All questions about " the beach house", the vacation rental in San Diego featured on this page, must be answered by the manager. This San Diego vacation rental above is offered directly from Sherry. If you are interested in " the beach house", a San Diego Villa / Home, click here to send them an email. Home United States California San Diego Vacation Rentals About Us | Travel Resources | Link To Us | Site Map Legal Notice | Privacy Statement Copyright 1998-2004 AZID, Inc. All Rights Reserved. VacationHomes.com property #15890 | Updated: 31-Dec-04
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San Diego History Societies and Museums Old Town State Historic Park Old Town State Historic Park is where the city of San Diego began. The original mission and presidio were nearby; the town developed below as retired soldiers and settlers built homes here. In the mid-1830s, Richard Henry Dana, Jr. described Old Town as "about forty dark brown looking huts.. and three or four larger ones, white-washed...". Today's Old Town recreates the setting of California life during the Mexican and early American periods, 1821-1872. It became an historic park in 1968. Three original adobes have been restored, the Casa de Estudillo, Machado y Stewart and Machado y Silvas. Buildings now house museums, shops and restaurants. Early photograph of Old Town , c 1867, from Presidio Hill. [SDHS photo 3865] Old Town is near the intersection of I-8 and I-5, north of downtown San Diego. Old Town State Historic Park. Information line: (619) 220-5422 Altamirano-Pedrorena House Black Hawk Smithy & Stable Casa de Bandini Casa de Estudillo Casa de Machado y Silva Casa de Machado y Stewart Derby-Pendleton House First San Diego Courthouse Light-Freeman House Heritage Park Victorian Village Johnson House Mason Street Schoolhouse Mormon Battalion Memorial Visitor's Center Old Adobe Chapel Racine and Laramie store Robinson-Rose House San Diego Union Museum Seeley Stables Serra Museum Sheriff's Museum Silvas-McCoy House United States House Wells Fargo History Museum Whaley House Museum Wrightington House Altamirano-Pedrorena House Miguel de Pedrorena, a native of Madrid, came to San Diego as a ship's agent and in 1842 married one of the Estudillo daughters. He claimed the lot adjacent to the Casa de Estudillo, but died in 1850 before he could build a home, which was later built on the site in 1869 by his son, Miguel Jr. In 1871, ownership transferred to Isabel Pedrorena de Altamirano and remained as a family residence until 1907. The building currently houses a gem, jewelry and rock shop. Hours: Daily 10-4 Black Hawk Smithy & Stable J.B. Hinton launched this business in the 1860s, providing blacksmith services, coach repairs, feed and accommodations for horses and teamsters. Blacksmithing and other demonstrations. Hours: Wednesday and Saturday 10-2 Casa de Bandini Born in Peru, Juan Bandini came to California with his father, master of a trading vessel, in 1819. He became a Mexican citizen and son-in-law to Jose Maria Estudillo in 1822. La Casa de Bandini was completed in 1829 and soon became the social center of Old Town. Juan Bandini held various offices during the Mexican regime. When Americans took over, he supplied them with horses and supplies from his rancho. In the early 1850s, Bandini was forced to sell his home because of financial losses. Alfred Seeley purchased the crumbling home in 1869, added a second story and opened the building as the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Later the building was used as a store, pickle factory and motel annex, and now hosts a Mexican restaurant. (619) 297-8211 Hours: restaurant opens at 11 daily, 10 on Sunday Casa de Estudillo Construction of the most famous Old Town adobe began in 1827 and was completed in 1829 by Captain Jose Maria de Estudillo , commander of the San Diego presidio. When he died in 1830, the house passed to his son, Jose Antonio Estudillo , who served as revenue collector, treasurer, alcalde, and judge of San Diego under Mexican rule and later treasurer and assessor of San Diego County under American rule. He married Maria Victoria Dominguez and their family lived there until 1887. The original adobe home was restored in 1910 with funds provided by the Spreckels family, under the direction of Architect Hazel Waterman; it was donated to the State by Mr. Legler Benbough; furnishings were provided with the assistance of the National Society of Colonial Dames of America. For many years, the building was mistakenly known as "Ramona's Marriage Place" from Helen Hunt Jackson's novel. The museum now features furnished rooms and a working kitchen and large courtyard. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Casa de Machado y Silva Jose Nicasio Silvas, who built this house between 1830 and 1843, lived here for many years with his wife, Maria Antonia Machado, and children. Their home stayed in the family for over 100 years, and subsequently became a boarding house, saloon, restaurant, art studio, souvenir shop, museum and church. Casa de Machado y Stewart A restored adobe (mud-brick) home from the 1830s, built by Jose Manuel Machado. Jack Stewart, a native of Maine, married Machado's youngest daughter, Rosa, in 1845 and the couple moved in with the Machados. The house was occupied by descendants of the Stewarts until 1966. Wander behind the house to discover one of the loveliest garden spots in Old Town. Derby-Pendleton House Liuetenant George Horatio Derby (1823-1861) arrived here in 1853 to divert the San Diego River back into False Bay. Derby is remembered best as Squibob or John Phoenix, for his humorous pieces published in the San Diego Herald, and Phoenixiana, first printed in 1855. Not currently open to the public. Mailing address: Save Our Heritage Organisation 2482 San Diego Avenue San Diego, CA (619) 297-9327 First San Diego Courthouse The Mormon Battalion arrived in San Diego in January of 1847 to support the American military garrison in the pueblo during the Mexican War. When not engaged in military duties, they assisted the community by building the first fired-brick structure in Old Town. Originally designated as a townhall and schoolrooom, once the state legislature incorporated San Diego as the first city in California, it became the office for Mayor, City Clerk, Board of Supervisors. Reconstructed in 1992, the First San Diego Courthouse Association is planning reconstruction of the original jail cell behind the building. Mailing address: 4346 Witherby Street San Diego, CA 92l03-l0l7 Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Heritage Park Victorian Village County park adjacent to Old Town with several restored Victorian homes and San Diego's first synagogue, which now hosts weddings, receptions, bar mitzvahs. All were moved here from their original locations. Two of the houses currently serve as bed and breakfast inns. Senlis Cottage ~ 1896 ~ 19th century vernacular ~ This modest cottage was built for Eugene Senlis, an employee of San Diego pioneer horticulturist Kate Sessions. Sherman-Gilbert House ~ 1887 ~ Stick Eastlake ~ John Sherman, cousin of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, hired architects Nelson Comstock and Carl Trotsche to build this house. From 1892, sisters Bess and Gertrude Gilbert , patrons of art and music, brought internationally famous entertainers to receptions in their home. Anna Pavlova danced in the music room and Artur Rubinstein played piano here. Bushyhead House ~ 1887 ~ Italianate ~ Edward Wilkerson Bushyhead , early San Diego sheriff, chief of police and San Diego Union newspaper owner, built this house as a rental. Rooms for rent by Heritage Park Inn (619) 299-6832. Christian House ~ 1889 ~ Queen Anne ~ This graceful residence was constructed by Harfield Timberlake Christian, founder of an early San Diego abstract company. Rooms for rent by Heritage Park Inn (619) 299-6832. McConaughy House ~ 1887 ~ Stick Eastlake ~ Original owner John McConaughy founded the first scheduled passenger and freight service in San Diego County. Burton House ~ 1893 ~ Classic revival ~ Henry Guild Burton, retired Army physician, built this home during a trend that, by the turn of the century, began to eliminate decration. Temple Beth Israel ~ Classic revival ~ Built by the Congregation Beth Israel, this building served as temporary quarters for many religious sects before they established churches of their own. First services were held here in 1889. Mailing address: San Diego County Dept of Parks and Recreation 5201 Ruffin Rd., Suite P San Diego, CA 92123-1699 (858) 565-3600 for reservations (858) 694-3049 for information Johnson House George Alonzo Johnson, a steamboat operator on the Colorado River and later a California State Assemblyman from San Diego, built this small frame home for his family in 1869. His home was at the Penasquitos Rancho about twenty miles from Old Town. He lost the Rancho in 1880 moved into the Old Town House, where he lived until his death in 1903. Displays include artifacts from the Spanish and early American periods, as well as archaeological tools and techniques. Light-Freeman House Built in 1830, this was originally a small adobe saloon and provision store, owned by two black men, Richard Freeman and Allen Light. In 1856 it was known as the American Hotel. Mason Street School San Diego County Historical Days Association Mailing address: 3966 Mason Street San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 297-1183 Built in 1865, this was the first public school house in San Diego. Mary Chase Walker was its first teacher. She received a salary of $65/month. After eleven months she quit teaching and married Ephraim Morse , who was president of the school board at the time. Sit at the desks. Books and California on display; adult education classes in California history; fourth grade tours. Hours: 10-4 Daily; Admission: free Mormon Battalion Memorial Visitor's Center The Mormon Battalion arrived in San Diego in January of 1847 to support the American military garrison in the pueblo during the Mexican War. Five companies totaling over 500 men had been mustered in at Council Bluffs, Iowa on July 16, 1846. Along with 32 women, they made the longest march in military history consisting of 2,000 miles from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego. Mailing address: 2510 Juan Street San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 298-3317 Hours: 9am - 9pm every day of the year Old Adobe Chapel Don Jose Aguirre purchased the home of John Brown on Conde Street in Old Town in 1858. The home was made into a chapel. The Adobe Chapel was the first parochial church in the first parish of California after the secularization of the missions in 1832. Father Juan Molliner served as the resident priest for San Diego from 1857 until 1863. In the 1889s the church was covered with wood siding and a shingle roof replaced the tile one. The chapel continued in use until 1917 and was used for a kindergarten until 1922, when it was boarded up until being restored in 1937. Mailing address: San Diego County Historical Days Association 3966 Mason Street San Diego, CA 92100 Hours: Daily 10-4 Racine and Laramie Store Juan Rodriguez, a Mexican soldier who had received the land as compensation for his service, probably built his home here in the 1830s. It burned in the Old Town fire of 1872 and has been reconstructed and furnished with period pieces to recreate the Racine and Laramie store, which sold cigars, tobacco and stationery, as it was in 1869. Hours: Daily 10-5 Robinson-Rose House James Robinson came to San Diego from Texas in the Spring of 1850 and developed a successful law practice. He built this two-story structure in 1853 to serve not only as his family residence but also as the home of the San Diego Herald, the San Diego and Gila Railroad office, as well as other private offices. Robinson died in 1857 and his widow Sarah Robinson sold the building to Louis Rose, who probably purchased it as a family residence. Fire destroyed the roof in 1874 and the building fell into ruins by the turn of the century. The reconstructed building now serves as Old Town State Historic Park's visitor center and has on display a wonderful model of Old Town as it looked in 1872, created by Joseph Toigo. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free San Diego Union Museum This wood-frame structure was prefabricated in Maine and shipped around the Horn in 1851. It became the first office of the San Diego Union newspaper. The building is restored as it was when the Union printed its first edition on October 10, 1868 and was published as a weekly. It contained four pages and, as was common in those days, the first and last pages were mostly literary efforts -- a short story, some dreary humor and a few ads. Gatewood, an attorney, advertised his services in an ad, but the biggest ad on the page was from George Irvine, a meat packer in San Francisco. Visitors can view the original printroom with a Washington press and the editor's office. Hours: Daily 10-5; Admission: free Save Our Heritage Organisation 2450 Heritage Park Row San Diego, CA Mailing Address: PO Box 3429, San Diego 92163-1429 (619) 297-9327 Non-profit preservation advocate group. Monthly newsletter. Seeley Stables Albert Seeley ran the San Diego-Los Angeles Stage Line, which was put out of business in 1887 after the coming of the railroad. Reconstructed stable and barns house a fine collection of horse-drawn buggies, wagons, carriages and other western memorabilia. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Serra Museum Just up the hill from Old Town, at the site of the original San Diego presidio, this museum holds artifacts from the presidio excavation, temporary and permanent exhibits , l6th-18th century Spanish furniture. Museum is available for private events and special bookings. Operated by the San Diego Historical Society. 2727 Presidio Drive Mailing Address: PO Box 81825 San Diego, CA 92138 (619) 297-3258 Hours: Friday-Sunday 10-4:30; Admission $5, children under 13 free Sheriff's Museum Interactive exhibits from the 150-year history of the Sheriff's Department; displays include guns, badges, handcuffs, uniforms, patrol car, helicopter, motorcycle, jail cell and courtroom. 2384 San Diego Avenue San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 260-1850 Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10-4; Admission: free Silvas-McCoy House State Park archaeologists excavated in Old Town San Diego in 1995 to recover information needed to reconstruct a large residence built in 1869 by James McCoy , a well-to-do Irish immigrant who served as San Diego’s sheriff and state senator. Prior to 1851 the property belonged to Maria Eugenia Silvas, descendant of a Spanish Colonial soldier who came to Alta California in the 1770s. United States House Charles Noell and John Hayes operated a general store out of this two-story pre-fabricated building as early as 1850. In 1854, Hayes leased the structure to Robert Lloyd and Edward Kerr, who named it the U.S. House. Other business ventures at this location included an auction house, butcher shop and a match factory. This structure, like many in Old Town, burned in the fire of 1872. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Wells Fargo History Museum Mailing address: 2733 San Diego Ave San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 238-3929 The Colorado House was built in 1851 by Cave Couts , who married Ysidora Bandini. This building was a successful hotel, saloon and gaming parlor. Museum covers the topics of banking, mining and overland travel in the early American West. Exhibit features an authentic 1867 Abbot-Downing Concord stagecoach, an audio-visual theater, plus documents, maps, photos, early coins and balance scales. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Whaley House Museum The oldest brick structure in San Diego, with authentic period furnishings, was built in 1856 by Thomas Whaley , who established the first brickyard in San Diego for its construction. The North room, originally a granary, was remodeled and became the County Courthouse in 1869. County court records were surreptitiously transfered to "New Town" in 1871. Mailing address: Save Our Heritage Organisation (619) 297-9327 2482 San Diego Avenue San Diego, CA Whaley House Museum (619) 297-7511 Hours: 10-4:30 daily; closed Tuesday; 10 to 7 pm Friday and Saturday during Summer. Admission charge. Group tours available. Wrightington House The Wrightington adobe was built in the late Mexican period with a wing constructed in 1852. It served as the personal residence of Thomas Wrightington and his family . After his death in 1853, his widow Juana Machado Alipaz de Wrightington remained in the house until the late 1890s. Dr. George McKinstry, Jr . used a room in her house for his personal residence and office for almost thirty years. He and Juana Wrightington provided medical care for Native Americans in San Diego County. Hours: 10-5 daily; Admission: free Search Site | Site Outline SDHS
Getting Settled in San Diego Getting Settled in San Diego San Diego Links Locating Housing Signing a Housing Contract Establishing Utilities Shopping in San Diego Obtaining a Social Security Number Postal Services Transportation Religious Services Ethnic and International Organizatons San Diego Links Beaches Channel 10 News, San Diego City of San Diego Cox.net San Diego Go San Diego HomePort San Diego Postcards Sandiego.com San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau San Diego Union Tribune San Diego Zoo Weather Forecast Places to Look for Housing and Roommates One of the first challenges in your new community is finding a suitable place to live. The choices of housing in San Diego include: residence halls, apartments, houses, and rooms in private homes. To help you in your search, the SDSU Office of Housing Administration also offers an > Off-campus Housing Locator Service and a list of websites offering Other Housing Locater Services You can also check the ISC's Bulletin Board for listings of rentals and roommates. Signing a Housing Contract Almost every rental situation requires you to sign a contract, often called a rental lease or agreement. This contract specifies the rental amount, the rental conditions, and your responsibilities as a tenant. Carefully read the rental contract before you sign it. Ask questions if any of the rental terms and conditions are confusing or unclear. Be aware that you are liable for the terms of the contract once you sign it, and that these terms can seldom be changed. For example, if you sign a contract agreeing to live in a residence for the entire academic year, but decide to move in January, you will still be held responsible for paying the rent for the months remaining on the contract. This holds true for the SDSU residence halls, as well as private apartments and houses. Most landlords will not hesitate to sue a student in court to make them pay if they violate the terms of the rental agreement. Do not sign a contract until you have read it thoroughly and understand it completely. Establishing Utilities Most rental agreements include the cost of water usage in which case your water service is connected by the landlord before you move into your apartment. In most cases you will need to arrange for the gas and/or electricity service. Contact San Diego Gas and Electric (SDGE) at 239-7511. A security deposit may be required. Utilities are usually billed to you on a monthly basis and are payable upon receipt. Telephone service is usually not included in your rental agreement. Contact the Pacific Bell Company at 1-800-310-2355 for telephone service information. Be aware of the various fees: installation, security deposit, long distance fees, and monthly charges. There are many different long distance companies that you may choose from when you begin your phone service. Some of the better known companies are: ATT, Sprint, and MCI. Shopping in San Diego Setting up a household in a new environment can be costly; however, there are ways of minimizing the cost and securing the necessities. One way is to visit second-hand shops which often carry used items such as dishes, cooking utensils, and furniture. Other good sources include yard sales, garage sales, and swap meets. These are frequently listed in the classified ad section of local newspapers. Although many stores are advertised as "discount" stores, this can be a misleading term, and it is advised that you do some comparative shopping at several stores before making purchases. If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with your purchase, it is most probable that you can return the items, provided you have retained your sales receipt and that you take the merchandise back to the store within a reasonable time. There are numerous grocery stores in the area. If you are looking for food items that are unique to your country, check the telephone Yellow Pages under "Grocers" for specialty stores. Be sure to check the ISC's Bulletin Board for the latest items listed for sale. Obtaining a Social Security Number A social security number is usually used by Americans as identification for purposes of employment. The 999 XX XXXX number issued to you by SDSU is not a real social security number, but a number given to you in place of a real number for student identification purposes. The real social security number is issued by the Social Security office. If you need to obtain a Social Security number for employment purposes, click here to view the Social Security Regulations . Postal Services There is several Postal Services drop boxes located along the perimiter of campus and there is a Postal Annex located in Aztec Center. The nearest Post Office is located at 6401 El Cajon Boulevard, phone 582-4774. Transportation Getting around San Diego will require some transportation. Here are some choices: Bicycle Having a bicycle is a convenient and inexpensive mode of transportation, especially if you live close to campus. To prevent theft, always lock your bike. Bus There is a fairly extensive bus system in San Diego, especially in the SDSU and downtown areas. However, bus service may not operate as frequently as you are used to in your country. Also, service is very limited at night and on holidays. It is best to check a schedule before taking the bus in San Diego. For more information on bus schedules visit the Aztec Center Information Booth or call San Diego Transit at 233-3004. Automobile Operating an automobile is an important decision, requiring careful thought and consideration. There are several responsibilities and requirements in both operating and owning an automobile. The costs are always more than they appear at first. Please remember the following: The Driver's License: You must obtain a valid driver's license in order to operate a motor vehicle - car and/or motorcycle in California. To obtain a license, contact the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for the office nearest you. To qualify, you must pass an eye examination, a written test, and a driving test. You must also present proof of your legal status in the U.S. by showing your valid passport, I-94, and either the I-20ID Copy or the IAP-66. The California Driver's Handbook is available free from the DMV. Vehicle Registration: If you own a motorcycle or an automobile, you need to register it with the DMV. Fees vary based upon price, size, and the age of the vehicle. Automobile Insurance: Having valid automobile insurance is required by law in California. This means you cannot legally drive a car without such coverage. There are several insurance companies offering different rates and coverage. Consult the telephone Yellow Pages under "Insurance" for a list of companies. Insurance rates can vary based on your gender, grade point average, your driving record, and even whether or not you are a smoker. On Campus Parking: You must purchase a valid permit to park on campus. Permits can be purchased at the same time you pay your registration fees or at anytime from the SDSU Cashier's Office. Parking information is listed in the current Class Schedule . Making the Purchase: You have evaluated your need, financial resources, and ownership responsibilities, and you have decided to buy a car. Purchasing the right one for you requires careful shopping. Before you buy a used car, seek the advice of someone with knowledge about automobiles and the used car market. It is also recommended that you take the car to a certified auto mechanic and obtain an evaluation. Religious Services A variety of religious services are offered in the San Diego area. Check the telephone Yellow Pages under "Churches" for a complete listing. Several Campus Religious Centers are available nearby. See the SDSU Answer Book for listings and locations. Ethnic and International Organizations SDSU has over 300 student organizations. Call the Student Resource Center (594-5221) for a complete listing of organizations and information about meetings, activities, and people to contact. The San Diego community has a large number of ethnic organizations which cultivate the cultural interests and activities of a specific country or region. The House of Pacific Relations in Balboa Park has almost thirty nations represented which present traditional festivals at various times throughout the year. For information about these programs, call 1-800-427-7623. Site Index | Contact Us
Housing Prospective Students: We thought it would be helpful if we put together some comments about housing directly from the students in the Program. We hope that this gives you some idea of where students live, the rent they pay, and the time it takes to get to TSRI. I live in the San Diego community of San Diego. It takes me 10 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live without a roommate. My monthly rent is $920. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Tierrasanta community of San Diego. It takes me 20 min to get to TSRI with traffic. I rent a room at somebody's house. My monthly rent is $650.The rent does include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Tierrasanta community of San Diego. It takes me15 minutes to get to TSRI without traffic. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $600. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Oceanside community of San Diego. It takes me 50 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with a roommate (my spouse). My monthly rent is $1180 ($590/person). The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. There is no air conditioning. I live in the Oceanside community of San Diego. It takes me 1 hour to get to TSRI with daily traffic. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $1050 (total for 2). The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Sorrento Valley community of San Diego. It takes me 5 minutes to get to TSRI. Bad traffic at rush hours but none otherwise.I live with 2 roommates. My monthly rent is $575. The rent includes heat, air conditioning but not water. I live in the Sorrento Valley community of San Diego. It takes me 5 minutes to get to TSRI without traffic (but ~20 minutes during peak hours). I live with 2 roommates. My monthly rent is $650. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Hillcrest community of San Diego. It takes me 20 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with a wife. Our monthly rent is $1200. The rent does include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Hillcrest community of San Diego. It takes me 20 minutes to get to TSRI. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $425. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Hillcrest community of San Diego. It takes me 15-20 minutes to get to TSRI outside of rush-hour; during rush-hour it can take up to 40 minutes in heavy traffic. I live without a roommate. My monthly rent is $650.00. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. (There is no air conditioning- nor none needed; heat & electricity are expensive here; water is included). I live in Banker's Hill (south of Hillcrest and north of downtown). Banker's Hill is not a practical area of town for graduate students to live alone (I live with my husband); you probably need at LEAST one roommate to be able to pay the rent. Our monthly rent is $1550 for a large two bedroom apartment; I believe that studios and one bedroom apartments in the area start at around $800-$900. It takes me fifteen to twenty minutes to get to TSRI if there's no traffic. The rent does not include heat/air conditioning/electricity/gas; most rental agreements will probably not include any of these. They should, however, at least include water and trash pick-up. Also, we have an in-apartment washing machine, dryer, and dishwasher. Advantages of Banker's Hill - location, location, location. Next to Balboa Park, between Hillcrest and downtown, and within walking distance of water, we're close to eateries, shops, outdoor activities, theaters, music venues, the airport, etc. The apartments are often older than in other parts of town, and tend to have more character (hardwood floors, nice architectural details, the occasional fireplace, etc). I live in the Clairemont community of San Diego. It takes me 15-30 minutes to get to TSRI. I live with 1 roommate. My monthly rent is $520. The rent does include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Clairemont community of San Diego. It takes me 10-15 minutes to get to TSRI. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $895 for a 2 bedroom/2bathroom apartment. The rent does not include heat or air conditioning but does include water. Other major expenses that students should be aware of are: Transportation if you plan to live outside of the UTC area, having a car is essential. Gas and insurance rates should be included in your cost of living estimates. I live in the Clairemont community of San Diego. It takes me 30 min (bike) to get to TSRI. I live with my family in a 2 bedroom apartment. My monthly rent is $1100 (being raised to $1220 in March). The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. Other major expenses that students should be aware of are: Generally higher gas, insurance, and food costs as compared to Midwest. I live in the University community of San Diego. It takes me 8 mins to get to TSRI with traffic. I live without a roommate. My monthly rent is $840. The rent does include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the University community of San Diego. It takes me 10 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with 2 roommates. My monthly rent is $685 per month. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the University community of San Diego. It takes me 10-15 mins to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with 2 roommates. My monthly rent is $495. The rent does not include heat or air conditioning but includes water. I live in the University community of San Diego. It takes me 10 minutes to get to TSRI without traffic. I live with a roommate. Our monthly rent is $1050. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning, but includes water. I live in the Mira Mesa community of San Diego. It takes me 45 minutes by bicycle to get to TSRI. I live in a 1 bedroom apartment with my wife. Our monthly rent is $1020. This includes water; heat and AC are extra. I live in the Mira Mesa community of San Diego. It takes me 10 min. to get to TSRI, 20 min. with traffic. I live with two roommates. My monthly rent is $575. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Mira Mesa community of San Diego. It takes me 20 min to get to TSRI without traffic. I live without a roommate (I'm married). Our monthly rent is $1400 (2br/2ba). The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Mira Mesa community of San Diego. It takes me 15-35 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $625. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. You may need a cosigner on the lease. I live in the Mission Hills community of San Diego. It takes me 13 minutes to get to TSRI without traffic. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $750. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Normal Heights community of San Diego. It takes me 30 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live without a roommate. My monthly rent is $725. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in Pacific Beach. It takes me ~15 min. to get to TSRI without traffic--with traffic, who knows...25 min? I live by myself. My monthly rent is $825. The rent includes water and, I think, heat (I guess I'll find out soon...it's heated by hot water), but not power. I don't have air conditioning. Before I moved this summer, I lived in a house in University City. It took me 15 min. or less to get to TSRI, and traffic wasn't too bad, at least in the mornings. I lived with two roommates. My monthly rent was $585 ($1820 total, and the landlord only increased the rent to $1900 after we moved out). The rent did not include any utilities. We didn't have air conditioning. I live in the Pacific Beach community of San Diego. It takes me (15 minutes) to get to TSRI (without traffic and 30 minutes with traffic) traffic. I live without a roommate. My monthly rent is $575, which includes all utilities and maintenance except for gas and electricity. I live in Pacific Beach, great place for young active single students. It takes me about 15 minutes to get to Scripps without traffic. I tend to avoid traffic, which can be easily done. With traffic, it takes about half an hour. I live with two other roommates, in a townhouse. I have a very small bedroom, with my own bathroom, paying about $500 a month, utilities included. Most of the expenses I have are rent, auto insurance, cost of traveling and cost of food and clothing, which Scripps stipend easily cover. I live in a 2BR/1BA apartment in Pacific Beach with my fiancee. Our current rent is $1,100/mo, and it includes only water (electricity, gas, and cable are separate). Note that this is NOT typical of Pacific Beach. 1BR apartments usually go for $850/mo AT LEAST. 2BR usually go from $1,200 to $1,500/mo. If I wake up early (leave home between 645 a.m. and 730 a.m.), it takes me about 15 min to get to work. Anything later is about 25-30 min. Common expenses: Food (Trader Joe's and Albertson's are usually the cheapest, Ralph's the most expensive), Cable (my fiancee and I split this one; $60 for digital with HBO, the cable modem is $45), Gasoline (depends on car, but I need to fill my tank once a week; at $1.20/ga, it's usually $15/wk). Tips for finding places: San Diego Reader ads come on paper on Thursday, and online on Wednesday (really, they come online on Tuesday ca. 10 p.m.). Union-Tribune online ads are posted every day the night before they are printed. Call places before 9 a.m. on the day the ad comes out. You must be aggressive to find a decent spot. A successful apartment search usually takes about 4-5 days as long as one is pushy enough to bug the landlords. HAVE A CREDIT REPORT READY (you can get multiple copies on-line from equifax.com for $12 TOTAL or so). That way, you can avoid the non-refundable credit check fee ($35 max by state law) that comes along with the application. If possible, turn in application in person to the realtor or landlord. Have the names, addresses, and phone numbers of references (past landlords), family members, and the like. Also, have handy the address and phone number of your bank as well as your account number. With all this info at hand, you can write your application on site and hand it in so you can get first dibs. I live in the Bird Rock, La Jolla community of San Diego. It takes me15 minutes to get to TSRI with traffic. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $500. The rent does include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Linda Vista community of San Diego (across I-5 from Sea World, next to the catholic University of San Diego). It takes me 15-30 minutes to get to TSRI, depending on traffic. I live in a spacious one-bedroom apartment with my wife. Our monthly rent is $750, including water but not electricity. I live in the North County (Encinitas) community of San Diego. It takes me 20 min (without traffic) to 45 min (with traffic) to get to TSRI. I live with my wife! Our monthly rent is $1060 (2 bedroom/2bath). The rent includes water. I live in Del Mar , it takes me 10 minutes to get to TSRI, I have a roommate, my rent is $550. I pay an additional $50 for utilities and pay an additional amount for the local and long distance phone bills. I live in the North Park community of San Diego. It takes me 20-30 min to get to TSRI. I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $800. The rent does not include heat, air conditioning and water. I live in the Mission Valley community of San Diego. It takes me 15-20 minutes to get to TSRI without traffic (30-45 minutes with rush hour traffic). I live with a roommate. My monthly rent is $725 (myself) or $1450 (combined with roommate) per month. The rent includes gas and water utilities, but electricity, phone, cable are paid for by us (place has many amenities, including in room washer/dryer, dishwasher, A/C, wood fireplace, gated underground parking, fitness center, pool, jacuzzi). Other major expenses that students should be aware of are: car expenses (license, monthly payment, repairs, gas, insurance, registration, smog certificate), moving expenses, insurance for dependents, utilities (cable, phone, gas & electric). Top
Affordable housing lists On this page you will find several resources for affordable housing; including a countywide list of existing affordable housing complexes, new housing in process in the City of San Diego, and a list of affordable housing developments that are part of the inclusionary housing program in the northern part of the city. New: California Department of Housing and Community Development affordable housing funding. Note, these are all privately owned and managed housing developments. Each maintains its own waiting list and applicants must apply directly through the owner or developer. Please note that, for the affordable housing developments described, income restrictions apply and are based on percentage of San Diego's Area Median Income (AMI). For example, if the income requirement for a housing development is 50 percent AMI, then the maximum gross annual income limit is currently $34,250 for a family of four. Existing affordable housing Countywide list of affordable housing complexes that are already built. New affordable housing Beyer Courtyard Population served: low-income families earning 60% or less AMI Location: Prevision Parkway and Beyer Blvd. in San Ysidro Rental units: 60 units (30 two-bedroom, 30 3-bedroom) Estimated rent range: $680-910 Developers: Beyer Blvd. Apts. LLP/Wakeland Housing Funding sources/partners: San Diego Housing Commission, tax credits Application information: not yet available Broadway Square Population to be served: mostly low-income adults earning 50% AMI Location: 9th Avenue and Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101 (downtown) Rental units: 393 total units, of which 74% will have restricted rents (267 small studios, 90 one-bedroom, 36 two-bedroom) Estimated rent range: $550 - $1,000 Status: construction to begin Spring 2004 Application/waiting list information: not yet available Lillian Place Population served: low-income families earning 30 110% AMI Location: J Street between 14th and 15th Streets in downtown San Diego Rental units: 74 units (one-, two- and three-bedroom units) Estimated rent range: $329 - $1,155 1-bdr.; $393-$1,383 2-bdr, $450-$1595 3-bedroom Developers: Wakeland Housing and San Diego Interfaith Housing Federation Funding sources/partners: include City Redevelopment Agency (City Development Services Department, Centre City Development Corp., Southeastern Economic Development Dept.) and San Diego Housing Commission. Other funding sources include Wells Fargo Bank, tax credits, Affordable Housing Program and CCRC. Application/waiting list information: not yet available Metro Villas (mixed-use affordable housing, retail/commercial including career center and community services) Population served: Low-income families making 50% AMI Location: 3900 39th Street, San Diego, CA 92105 (City Heights) Rental units: 118 (48 one-bedroom, 36 two-bedroom, 24 three-bedroom, 12 four-bedroom) Estimated rent range: $479 - $757 Developers: City Heights Community Development Corp., San Diego Interfaith Housing, San Diego Revitalization Corp./Price Charities Project partners and funding sources: City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency, Centre City Development Corp., San Diego Housing Commission, San Diego Workforce Partnership, Affordable Housing Program, tax credits Status: under construction, to be completed by Summer 2004 Application/waiting list information: contact Interfaith Housing to be placed on an interest list by providing your name, address and phone number and indicating that you are interested in Metro Villas. Contact is Barbara Garm, 619.231.0288, bgarm@sdihf.org; fax 619.231.0289. Rancho del Norte Population to be served: low-income families earning 60% AMI and lower Location: 9700 Rancho Bernardo Road, San Diego, CA 92127 (Northwest intersection of Camino del Norte and Rancho Bernardo) Road in Black Mountain Ranch area) Rental units: 119 Estimated rent range: $214 - $914 Developers: Chelsea Investment Corp. and Santaluz LLC Developer partners: Pacific Southwest Community Development Corp., MMA Financial LLC Funding sources/partners: MHP/tax exempt bonds/tax credits, Bank of America, N.A. Part of City of San Diego North City Future Urbanizing Area inclusionary housing program Status: Under construction Application/waiting list information: 858.832.1385 Renaissance at North Park (affordable housing part of a mixed use affordable and market rate rental and for-sale housing facility to include a community center and commercial space) Population served: Low-income seniors 55 and older earning 50% AMI Location: 30th Street and El Cajon Blvd. (North Park) Rental units: 96 affordable units (85 one-bedroom, 11 two-bedroom) Estimated rent range: $330 - $681 Developers: Carter-Reese Associates, San Diego Interfaith Housing Funding sources/partners: San Diego Housing Commission, City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency, Citibank, Bank of America, First National Bank, Neighborhood National Bank. Status: under construction, to be completed by Summer 2004 Application/waiting list information: contact Interfaith Housing to be placed on an interest list by providing your name, address and phone number and indicating that you are interested in Renaissance. Contact is Barbara Garm, 619.231.0288, bgarm@sdihf.org; fax 619.231.0289. Talmadge Senior Village Population: very low-income seniors Location: 5252 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA. 92115 Rental units: 91 (one- and two-bedroom units) Estimated rent range: $339-$578 Developers: Southern California Housing and San Diego Community Housing Funding partners: San Diego Redevelopment Agency, San Diego Housing Commission, Low-income Housing Credits, Housing Capital Company Income restrictions: 30%, 45%, 50% AMI Status: construction to begin Sept. 2004 and end July 2005, waiting list open Application/waiting list information: 877.273.RENT (7368). St. Stephen s Senior Apartments Population to be served: low-income seniors 62 and older earning 50% AMI Location: Imperial Ave. and Valencia Parkway (Encanto; San Diego, CA 92114) Rental units: 50 Estimated rent range: $359 - $598 Developer: The Related Companies and St. Stephen s Church of God and Christ Status: under construction, to be completed by November 2004 Application information: St. Stephen s Church of God and Christ, 619.262.2671 Sycamore Estates Population: low-income families Location: center of Stonebridge Estates masterplanned community; east of Scripps Ranch; entrance off Pomerado Road Developer: The Corky McMillin Companies and Brookfield Homes in partnership with Hamstead Partners Income restrictions: TBD Funding partners: San Diego Housing Commission, other TBD Status: preliminary planning stages Application/waiting list information: not yet released Additional new affordable housing is available on KGTV 10 News web site. 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