Apartments in san diego?

[Kush01]

so im going to america for the summer and am planning on staying in an apartment for two months with three other lads. does anyone here know any sites or contacts who could help me get an apartment in san diego for around $1400? im not sure if this is the right subforum but i need help

 

[Project 2501]

Only $1400 ese? Hope you enjoy da barrio homeZ.

But seriously, you're gonna need to cough up a bit more cash if you want a nice area.

 

[Randy Marsh]

Craigslist. Extremely popular and has a section for temporary/sublet housing.

Here's the link: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/sub/

 

[heavyarms21]

Depends where in San Diego , I suggest looking for some in Mira Mesa, the area is nice not to far from more interesting spots and is pretty affordable.

 

[chokeyou]

LOL be careful. I went to law school there and met someone off of Craigslist. He ended up being a serial killer. Be careful of the man with a Lincoln and stale blue eyes.

 

[Kush01]

Only $1400 ese? Hope you enjoy da barrio homeZ.

But seriously, you're gonna need to cough up a bit more cash if you want a nice area.

It doesn't have to be a nice place aslong as its close enough to the beaches and the nightlife. San Diego is suppose to be relatively cheaper then other places in California.

 

[Kush01]

Depends where in San Diego , I suggest looking for some in Mira Mesa, the area is nice not to far from more interesting spots and is pretty affordable.

Cheers for the info mate. How are the girls in San Diego?

 

[Kush01]

Craigslist. Extremely popular and has a section for temporary/sublet housing.

Here's the link: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/sub/

Cheers for that

 

[gigantalor]

Try this place. First one I saw on google:

http://www.apartmentguide.com

There may be apartment finder services though. Where you tell them all of your requirements and they tell you what you're realistically looking at.

 

[blokeybloke]

You're better off looking for short term extended Stay kind of Apartment/studio complex leasing set ups, such as Oakwood Apartments. They can come furnished too if you prefer.

http://www.oakwood.com/?source=0381...tments|pmt|b&gclid=CLb6k_6l0b4CFbTm7AoduFsA_A

There's Extended stay of America hotels too, that have kitchenette type set-ups

http://www.extendedstayamerica.com/?mid=ps-bran-geo-goo-

 

[Terror Zone]

San Diego is suppose to be relatively cheaper then other places in California.

That's news to me.

 

[FwappyEnding]

Cheers for the info mate. How are the girls in San Diego?

Considering you're saying "lads" and "mates", the girls will all be 9s-10s compared to what you're used to.

 

[FwappyEnding]

That's news to me.

Compared to OC, LA (nice beach parts) and NorCal, SD is cheap.

Compared to alpine, riverside and bakersfield, SD is expensive...

 

[GracieMMABarra]

$1400 is completely doable. I lived in both OB (Few blocks off the water) and PB (Garnet and Olney) for less than $1200 and both my places were nice. If you want to be around the beach, Mira Mesa isn't even close.

That said, 4 people for 2 months only at $1400, foreigners , no credit (assuming), no money down, and peak season. Good luck.

 

[IIIIIIII]

Only $1400 ese? Hope you enjoy da barrio homeZ.

But seriously, you're gonna need to cough up a bit more cash if you want a nice area.

haha, the threadstarter better brush up on his spanish, cause $1400 will only get him something in tj.

 

[blokeybloke]

Be lucky to find a short term stay studio for $700mth nowadays

 

[GracieMMABarra]

Do the Irish/Brazilian way. Fit as many people in one room as humanly possible.

Though many San Diego bars aren't Irish friendly.

 

[ThinkGreen]

San Diego is suppose to be relatively cheaper then other places in California.

Lol what? That is not true at all. Only SF is more expensive.

You can find a two bedroom for 1400 though. Look in the North Park area. If you want to rent an actual house it's going to be more expensive and prolly require a longer lease.

 

[FwappyEnding]

Lol what? That is not true at all. Only SF is more expensive.

You can find a two bedroom for 1400 though. Look in the North Park area. If you want to rent an actual house it's going to be more expensive and prolly require a longer lease.

You clearly never lived outside of SD. OC is more, LA (nice parts (Malibu area) is more, etc...

 

[blokeybloke]

Adjust your budget, TS.

$1400 won't even pay for a 2mth stay in a hostel for four lol

http://www.hostelworld.com/findabed...ublisher=ADW&gclid=CPHXxt_d0b4CFZJr7AodWTMAdw