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ParticipantNo area is ever going to be “perfect” when you factor in price. Schools are the only reason Carmel Valley is even on our radar. That and if you have a couple where one works more in the city and the other works north county or OC, avoiding the traffic hell that is the 5/805 split has it’s appeal.
In San Diego the problem feels like you have a choice between Planned communities with good schools and decent $/sq. foot value, Non-planned outer areas that don’t have easy access (i.e. Santee) and may have questionable schools, or areas with relatively high $/sq foot (Pretty much everywhere, from La Jolla to Poway to North Park/South Park/University Heights).
ParticipantNo area is ever going to be “perfect” when you factor in price. Schools are the only reason Carmel Valley is even on our radar. That and if you have a couple where one works more in the city and the other works north county or OC, avoiding the traffic hell that is the 5/805 split has it’s appeal.
In San Diego the problem feels like you have a choice between Planned communities with good schools and decent $/sq. foot value, Non-planned outer areas that don’t have easy access (i.e. Santee) and may have questionable schools, or areas with relatively high $/sq foot (Pretty much everywhere, from La Jolla to Poway to North Park/South Park/University Heights).
ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
ParticipantFrom what I’ve read/heard attendance is up this year at the fair. As someone who has to drive past Del Mar for my commute, the traffic killed what little desire I had to go.
Fairs are totally the sort of place that it takes forever to get in, and once you’re there there’s very little to do that doesn’t cost money.
ParticipantBut does the shark have a laser?
ParticipantBut does the shark have a laser?
ParticipantBut does the shark have a laser?
ParticipantBut does the shark have a laser?
ParticipantBut does the shark have a laser?
ParticipantI’ve been following SDSU’s amazing season so far. Hope they keep it up, and especially see them make some noise in the NCAA tournament.
That said, I disagree about no San Diego sports team ever having a rabid fanbase. San Diego LOVES the chargers, and I can clearly remember years the fans were rabid for them.
ParticipantI’ve been following SDSU’s amazing season so far. Hope they keep it up, and especially see them make some noise in the NCAA tournament.
That said, I disagree about no San Diego sports team ever having a rabid fanbase. San Diego LOVES the chargers, and I can clearly remember years the fans were rabid for them.
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