This December, San Diego maintained its spot as the 11th most expensive rental market in the nation, despite seeing a slight decline in prices across the city. One bedrooms decreased 2.2% to a median of $1,500, while two bedrooms decreased 3.3% to a median of $2,030. Though down in the near term, prices year over year have increased 4.9% and 12.8% for one and two bedrooms, respectively.
The most expensive neighborhoods this winter, all surrounding San Diego Bay, include Coronado ($2,800), East Village ($2,200), and Little Italy ($2,140). If you want to live by the water but cannot pay over $2,100 in rent, Midway District ($1,380) and Roseville – Fleet Ridge ($1,200) are two cheaper options in the area. Some more affordable neighborhoods including Mount Hope, Chollas View, and Emerald Hills, can be found in the lower east portion of the city.
If you’re curious about how San Diego stacks up with the rest of the United States, view our January National Rent Report, which analyzes over 1 million active listings available in the prior month.
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