Good areas of Oceanside or other inexpensive ocean areas

[svelte]

I don’t know how old you are or if you’ve ever lived within one mile of the ocean, but from what I’ve seen it is something that is very appealing to people in their 20s and maybe early 30s. By the time most people enter their late 30s early 40s they tire of the crowds, the traffic, the noise, the inability to find a parking spot, the small lots, and on and on.

There are a few quiet enclaves, of course, but you’re probably talking millions and not hundreds of thousands to buy ocean+peace.

[former SoCal]

Thanks for the advice. My husband prefers Costa Mesa because it’s ocean close, inexpensive and close to shopping. We lived in Irvine so know that area well but I am not fond of Costa Mesa. We are in our early 50s and retirement is a couple of college tuitions away. (As soon as we figure out how to pay for the kids college, we’ll retire of course the latest stock market performance is delaying things.) But we keep hearing about how real estate prices have fallen thought we should start looking for where our retirement home should be.

[former SoCal]

Thanks for the advice. My husband prefers Costa Mesa because it’s ocean close, inexpensive and close to shopping. We lived in Irvine so know that area well but I am not fond of Costa Mesa. We are in our early 50s and retirement is a couple of college tuitions away. (As soon as we figure out how to pay for the kids college, we’ll retire of course the latest stock market performance is delaying things.) But we keep hearing about how real estate prices have fallen thought we should start looking for where our retirement home should be.

[former SoCal]

Thanks for the advice. My husband prefers Costa Mesa because it’s ocean close, inexpensive and close to shopping. We lived in Irvine so know that area well but I am not fond of Costa Mesa. We are in our early 50s and retirement is a couple of college tuitions away. (As soon as we figure out how to pay for the kids college, we’ll retire of course the latest stock market performance is delaying things.) But we keep hearing about how real estate prices have fallen thought we should start looking for where our retirement home should be.

[former SoCal]

Thanks for the advice. My husband prefers Costa Mesa because it’s ocean close, inexpensive and close to shopping. We lived in Irvine so know that area well but I am not fond of Costa Mesa. We are in our early 50s and retirement is a couple of college tuitions away. (As soon as we figure out how to pay for the kids college, we’ll retire of course the latest stock market performance is delaying things.) But we keep hearing about how real estate prices have fallen thought we should start looking for where our retirement home should be.

[former SoCal]

Thanks for the advice. My husband prefers Costa Mesa because it’s ocean close, inexpensive and close to shopping. We lived in Irvine so know that area well but I am not fond of Costa Mesa. We are in our early 50s and retirement is a couple of college tuitions away. (As soon as we figure out how to pay for the kids college, we’ll retire of course the latest stock market performance is delaying things.) But we keep hearing about how real estate prices have fallen thought we should start looking for where our retirement home should be.

[sdduuuude]

The nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.

Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.

[sdduuuude]

The nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.

Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.

[sdduuuude]

The nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.

Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.

[sdduuuude]

The nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.

Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.

[sdduuuude]

The nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.

Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.

[Casca]

I lived in San Clemente for most of the 80’s, and it was wonderful. In the 90’s Orange County became an ant farm. San Clemente is no longer the quiet little town it used to be, and most of the rest of Orange County is insane. You’ll probably find Costa Mesa and Irvine nothing like you remember them.

[Casca]

I lived in San Clemente for most of the 80’s, and it was wonderful. In the 90’s Orange County became an ant farm. San Clemente is no longer the quiet little town it used to be, and most of the rest of Orange County is insane. You’ll probably find Costa Mesa and Irvine nothing like you remember them.

[Casca]

I lived in San Clemente for most of the 80’s, and it was wonderful. In the 90’s Orange County became an ant farm. San Clemente is no longer the quiet little town it used to be, and most of the rest of Orange County is insane. You’ll probably find Costa Mesa and Irvine nothing like you remember them.

[Casca]

I lived in San Clemente for most of the 80’s, and it was wonderful. In the 90’s Orange County became an ant farm. San Clemente is no longer the quiet little town it used to be, and most of the rest of Orange County is insane. You’ll probably find Costa Mesa and Irvine nothing like you remember them.

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