San Diego Metro Report: October 2017

The Zumper San Diego Metro Report analyzed active listings in September across 15 metro cities to show the most and least expensive cities and cities with the fastest growing rents. The California state median was $1,699 last month.

Cities Ranked By Rent

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Le plus cher

Coronado, CA rent, though falling nearly 5% to $3,460 last month, continued to rank as the most expensive in the metro.

Solana Beach, CA followed suit as the second priciest city with rent at $2,300.

Carlsbad, CA held onto its position ahead of Encinitas as third with rent at $1,800.

Le moins cher

National City, CA was the most affordable city to rent with one bedrooms priced at $1,250.

Imperial Beach, CA rent was only $10 more expensive than National City’s, at $1,260, making it the second least expensive in the metro.

El Cajon, CA ranked as third with rent at $1,300.

Growth Rate

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La croissance la plus rapide (Y/Y%)

La Mesa, CA had the fastest growing rent since last month, up 12.3%.

Chula Vista, CA rent followed suit as the second fastest growing, climbing 9.8%.

Carlsbad, CA was third with a 9.1% monthly growth rate.

La croissance la plus rapide (M/M%)

San Marcos, CA rent spiked 5.2% last month, making it the fastest growing in the metro.

Solana Beach, CA prices were the second fastest growing, climbing 5% last month.

Escondido, CA had the third largest monthly growth rate, up 4.7%.SDOct

Full Data

RankCityStateParkland % ScoreParkland per 1K Residents ScoreTemperature ScoreNumber of Races ScoreRent Affordability ScoreOverallGrade
1San DiegoCA91.985.974.090.810.177.8A+
2San AntonioTX56.665.784.099.059.676.2A+
3HoustonTX74.771.792.084.725.376.0A+
4Las VegasNV86.978.870.071.464.675.0A+
5PhoenixAZ78.882.880.057.155.672.2A+
6AustinTX61.669.784.075.533.369.5A
7New OrleansLA94.994.984.032.720.269.2A
8Virginia BeachVA80.892.956.065.336.468.7A
9DallasTX65.766.778.081.619.268.3A
10TampaFL39.458.696.069.434.364.4A
11CincinnatiOH73.767.732.074.578.862.8A-
12NashvilleTN60.691.954.062.226.362.2A-
13Los AngelesCA67.734.376.087.85.161.9A-
14PortlandOR83.871.732.078.618.260.6A-
15Oklahoma CityOK35.488.966.041.883.860.2A-
16ColumbusOH63.663.626.079.678.859.7B+
17OrlandoFL21.239.494.076.528.357.6B+
18San FranciscoCA87.915.246.098.00.056.6B+
19AtlantaGA26.340.468.094.916.255.7B+
20LouisvilleKY38.470.748.064.350.554.9B+
21CharlotteNC13.151.556.092.932.353.4B
22New YorkNY88.96.136.0100.01.053.1B
23PhiladelphiaPA68.715.240.095.914.152.2B
24San JoseCA74.761.660.037.82.051.9B
25IndianapolisIN18.251.526.084.791.950.8B
26MemphisTN16.253.570.041.883.850.3B-
27SeattleWA65.735.426.089.87.149.9B-
28BostonMA82.821.216.096.94.049.4B-
29BaltimoreMD54.521.236.086.728.348.6B-
30PittsburghPA58.645.516.082.722.247.7B-
31MinneapolisMN77.847.50.080.624.247.6C+
32MiamiFL32.33.0100.045.98.144.3C+
33SacramentoCA43.436.462.038.829.344.1C+
34DenverCO45.532.315.091.815.243.8C+
35MilwaukeeWI57.638.42.067.354.542.0C+

À propos

The Zumper San Diego Metro Report analyzed active listings that hit the market in September 2017. Listings are aggregated by city to calculate median asking rents.

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