The San Diego communities are as beautiful and diverse as the people who live in them. There are San Diego neighborhoods for every taste and preference, and that's what makes San Diego real estate so special.  Explore each of our San Diego communities, by geographical area by following the links below.

The Central Coastal San Diego neighborhoods North and Northeast of downtown were the original San Diego suburbs.  Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach and La Jolla are waterfront and beachfront communities that are unlike any others in the world, each with their own unique flavors. Central Coastal San Diego real estate has many diverse offerings. Pt. Loma is a hilly peninsula, with views of the harbor, sailing, and yacht club on the south side and views of the North County beachfront from the North side. Ocean Beach is a Bohemian’s dream, a laid-back almost hippie environment has happily endured for decades. Pacific Beach is an exceptionally diverse beach neighborhood, with quiet neighborhoods along Mission Bay to the South and on the border of La Jolla to the North, contrasting with the action-packed entertainment areas along Garnet Avenue in the Center and all along the Mission Beach strand to the West. La Jolla is known worldwide as a luxury home neighborhood.  The Village of La Jolla is loaded with upscale shopping and dining.

The North County Coastal San Diego communities enjoy some of the most pristine beaches in Southern California. North County also has the highest-performing school districts in the area.  Del Mar, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, and Rancho Santa Fe homes all feed into the top-rated Torrey Pines High School. House prices tend to be higher in the North County coastal neighborhoods, with schools and cleanliness of the environment playing big roles in supporting property values. Each of these communities offers something special for residents and visitors alike, including shopping, dining, beaches, and entertainment.

The North County Inland San Diego neighborhoods are also highly desirable for the beautiful mountain vistas, secure suburban atmospheres, and great schools.  The Poway Unified School district, which serves Poway, Rancho Bernardo, and Rancho Penasquitos, is a close rival of the San Dieguito Union School District which serves North County Coastal. But home prices in these San Diego communities are lower than their coastal cousins, and quite reasonable by San Diego real estate standards. The weather in these inland communities is slightly warmer than along the coast, more arid, but still ideal my any standards.

The Central-Inland San Diego communities have some of the more affordable homes in the County, while still providing convenient commutes to downtown and the beaches. Along the Interstate-8 corridor, there are diverse residential options. There is condo living in Mission Valley, hillside houses with views in Del Cerro, San Carlos and around San Diego State University, the relaxed old-west feel of La Mesa, and luxury home living around the golf courses at Steele Canyon in Rancho San Diego.  These neighborhoods offer low to moderately priced San Diego homes.

In South Bay San Diego you'll find that South Bay homes are much less expensive than homes in Central and North County San Diego.  The neighborhoods such as Eastlake and Otay Ranch in Chula Vista are good choices for newer homes at lower prices. Earlier homes in the original South Bay neighborhoods such as National City and Paradise Hills are less expensive still. Coronado, which is also technically part of South San Diego, is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in San Diego County.

Explore each of the San Diego communities in greater detail on the various community of this website. Contact The San Diego Realty Pros for information about real estate in any of the fine San Diego neighborhoods. Call Geoff Schiering, Broker/Realtor, at 619-200-7612.