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Feb 6, 2016
7:09:11pm

byubyu All-American

North of la jolla and south of downtown will be cheaper as will

anything inland. If you're only looking for a studio or one bedroom $1200-1400 isn't completely out of the question.

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byubyu

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Moving to San Diego this May

cougarbart

2/6/16 6:59pm

Good luck getting a la jolla apt at 1400

coldcoug

2/6/16 7:05pm

Not looking to live necessarily IN La Jolla

cougarbart

2/6/16 7:06pm

You're planning on sharing a room with that budget?

PenrynCoug

2/6/16 7:08pm

North of la jolla and south of downtown will be cheaper as will

byubyu

2/6/16 7:09pm

yeah I've seen plenty of options

cougarbart

2/6/16 7:12pm

I know a great park bench in downtown LaJolla

Big Daddy D

2/6/16 7:15pm

We lived at Costa Verde Apts in UTC area

2/6/16 7:34pm

1,200-1,400 a month? Yeah. Good luck. My suggestion on areas to avoid would be basically anywhere

SuperTank

2/6/16 8:08pm

I've found this to be mostly true in my search

cougarbart

2/6/16 8:57pm

Downtown is somewhat ghetto. Unless you work there or

byubyu

2/6/16 9:03pm

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