Carlsbad Comments?

[sandiego]

Instead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.

Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.

[Bubblesitter]

Some good points, thanks folks.

I’m a guy who likes to put together pro/con lists.

I even put a list togther before I proposed to my wife a few years back. Needless to say, I was careful not to let her see it. The Pros did outweigh the Cons.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

Some good points, thanks folks.

I’m a guy who likes to put together pro/con lists.

I even put a list togther before I proposed to my wife a few years back. Needless to say, I was careful not to let her see it. The Pros did outweigh the Cons.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

Some good points, thanks folks.

I’m a guy who likes to put together pro/con lists.

I even put a list togther before I proposed to my wife a few years back. Needless to say, I was careful not to let her see it. The Pros did outweigh the Cons.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

Some good points, thanks folks.

I’m a guy who likes to put together pro/con lists.

I even put a list togther before I proposed to my wife a few years back. Needless to say, I was careful not to let her see it. The Pros did outweigh the Cons.

Bubblesitter

[Bubblesitter]

Some good points, thanks folks.

I’m a guy who likes to put together pro/con lists.

I even put a list togther before I proposed to my wife a few years back. Needless to say, I was careful not to let her see it. The Pros did outweigh the Cons.

Bubblesitter

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[NewtoSanDiego]

Carlsbad does seem pretty nice to me, looks like a great family town.

I’ve narrowed my search down to Encinitas and Carlsbad. Both cities have great beach cultures and seem to offer the quintessential California beach culture along with a high quality of life. Both towns have a great feel about them. Encinitas does have a more laid-back, granola feel to it.

Hate to offend you Pacific Beach or Ocean Beach fans, but I was not too impressed, perhaps PB/OB are great places to hang out a few years after College. Del Mar and Solana beach are too expensive and snooty. Oceanside is the pits.

I personally moved to the San Diego area, in part to experience some of this “beach culture” and live in a decent place.

[NewtoSanDiego]

Carlsbad does seem pretty nice to me, looks like a great family town.

I’ve narrowed my search down to Encinitas and Carlsbad. Both cities have great beach cultures and seem to offer the quintessential California beach culture along with a high quality of life. Both towns have a great feel about them. Encinitas does have a more laid-back, granola feel to it.

Hate to offend you Pacific Beach or Ocean Beach fans, but I was not too impressed, perhaps PB/OB are great places to hang out a few years after College. Del Mar and Solana beach are too expensive and snooty. Oceanside is the pits.

I personally moved to the San Diego area, in part to experience some of this “beach culture” and live in a decent place.

[NewtoSanDiego]

Carlsbad does seem pretty nice to me, looks like a great family town.

I’ve narrowed my search down to Encinitas and Carlsbad. Both cities have great beach cultures and seem to offer the quintessential California beach culture along with a high quality of life. Both towns have a great feel about them. Encinitas does have a more laid-back, granola feel to it.

Hate to offend you Pacific Beach or Ocean Beach fans, but I was not too impressed, perhaps PB/OB are great places to hang out a few years after College. Del Mar and Solana beach are too expensive and snooty. Oceanside is the pits.

I personally moved to the San Diego area, in part to experience some of this “beach culture” and live in a decent place.

[NewtoSanDiego]

Carlsbad does seem pretty nice to me, looks like a great family town.

I’ve narrowed my search down to Encinitas and Carlsbad. Both cities have great beach cultures and seem to offer the quintessential California beach culture along with a high quality of life. Both towns have a great feel about them. Encinitas does have a more laid-back, granola feel to it.

Hate to offend you Pacific Beach or Ocean Beach fans, but I was not too impressed, perhaps PB/OB are great places to hang out a few years after College. Del Mar and Solana beach are too expensive and snooty. Oceanside is the pits.

I personally moved to the San Diego area, in part to experience some of this “beach culture” and live in a decent place.

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