By spot to live that isn’t more than 20 minutes from downtown…

[condogrrl]

It took 30 min to get from Park and University in Hillcrest to Broadway and Union, by bus last Wed. This means you’d have to live downtown to get downtown in 20 minutes.

[betting on fall]

At that budget, you can get a nice place in scripps ranch or carmel valley, live the classic american family suburban lifestyle, have quality schools, and be 20 minutes from downtown outside of rush hour. But not lots on the “culture” end of things.

But really you have a million options depending on what you prefer. You could get a very nicely restored/renovated place in some of the very central neighborhoods (Kensington/Normal Heights/University Heights) and be able to walk to restaurants/stores. You could get a condo in downtown itself. You could get a place with some land out in the La Mesa/Mt. Helix area. You could probably get a newer 5000 sq. ft. Mcmansion in Chula Vista for that price (20 min. from downtown w/o traffic or speed limits).

You just need to decide what’s most important to you.

[betting on fall]

At that budget, you can get a nice place in scripps ranch or carmel valley, live the classic american family suburban lifestyle, have quality schools, and be 20 minutes from downtown outside of rush hour. But not lots on the “culture” end of things.

But really you have a million options depending on what you prefer. You could get a very nicely restored/renovated place in some of the very central neighborhoods (Kensington/Normal Heights/University Heights) and be able to walk to restaurants/stores. You could get a condo in downtown itself. You could get a place with some land out in the La Mesa/Mt. Helix area. You could probably get a newer 5000 sq. ft. Mcmansion in Chula Vista for that price (20 min. from downtown w/o traffic or speed limits).

You just need to decide what’s most important to you.

[betting on fall]

At that budget, you can get a nice place in scripps ranch or carmel valley, live the classic american family suburban lifestyle, have quality schools, and be 20 minutes from downtown outside of rush hour. But not lots on the “culture” end of things.

But really you have a million options depending on what you prefer. You could get a very nicely restored/renovated place in some of the very central neighborhoods (Kensington/Normal Heights/University Heights) and be able to walk to restaurants/stores. You could get a condo in downtown itself. You could get a place with some land out in the La Mesa/Mt. Helix area. You could probably get a newer 5000 sq. ft. Mcmansion in Chula Vista for that price (20 min. from downtown w/o traffic or speed limits).

You just need to decide what’s most important to you.

[betting on fall]

At that budget, you can get a nice place in scripps ranch or carmel valley, live the classic american family suburban lifestyle, have quality schools, and be 20 minutes from downtown outside of rush hour. But not lots on the “culture” end of things.

But really you have a million options depending on what you prefer. You could get a very nicely restored/renovated place in some of the very central neighborhoods (Kensington/Normal Heights/University Heights) and be able to walk to restaurants/stores. You could get a condo in downtown itself. You could get a place with some land out in the La Mesa/Mt. Helix area. You could probably get a newer 5000 sq. ft. Mcmansion in Chula Vista for that price (20 min. from downtown w/o traffic or speed limits).

You just need to decide what’s most important to you.

[betting on fall]

At that budget, you can get a nice place in scripps ranch or carmel valley, live the classic american family suburban lifestyle, have quality schools, and be 20 minutes from downtown outside of rush hour. But not lots on the “culture” end of things.

But really you have a million options depending on what you prefer. You could get a very nicely restored/renovated place in some of the very central neighborhoods (Kensington/Normal Heights/University Heights) and be able to walk to restaurants/stores. You could get a condo in downtown itself. You could get a place with some land out in the La Mesa/Mt. Helix area. You could probably get a newer 5000 sq. ft. Mcmansion in Chula Vista for that price (20 min. from downtown w/o traffic or speed limits).

You just need to decide what’s most important to you.

[CMcG]

Mt. Helix…gorgeous views and homes in your range. My sister lived there for awhile and it was 20 minutes and usually less to downtown via the 94, but she commuted early (6:30 a.m.).

[CMcG]

Mt. Helix…gorgeous views and homes in your range. My sister lived there for awhile and it was 20 minutes and usually less to downtown via the 94, but she commuted early (6:30 a.m.).

[CMcG]

Mt. Helix…gorgeous views and homes in your range. My sister lived there for awhile and it was 20 minutes and usually less to downtown via the 94, but she commuted early (6:30 a.m.).

[CMcG]

Mt. Helix…gorgeous views and homes in your range. My sister lived there for awhile and it was 20 minutes and usually less to downtown via the 94, but she commuted early (6:30 a.m.).

[CMcG]

Mt. Helix…gorgeous views and homes in your range. My sister lived there for awhile and it was 20 minutes and usually less to downtown via the 94, but she commuted early (6:30 a.m.).

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Point Loma, Mission Hills, Bay Park

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Point Loma, Mission Hills, Bay Park

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Point Loma, Mission Hills, Bay Park

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Point Loma, Mission Hills, Bay Park

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