Apartments for Rent in San Diego, CA

With more than 70 miles of beautiful coastline to offer, it's of little surprise that the San Diego Metro area is a popular destination for those seeking luxury apartment living in an outdoors community. But it's not just an impressive coastline that San Diego boasts; the San Diego Metro area also offers residents nationally protected parks, state parks, mountains, bays, lakes, and rivers, where visitors can bask themselves in natural beauty and enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle. There's also no shortage of attractions from the world-famous San Diego Zoo in Balboa Park and Legoland in Carlsbad to a bevy of neighborhood farmers markets and concert venues. Neighborhoods around Mission Bay offer central convenience for apartment living with easy access to the 5 Freeway.

With a thriving property market, locals often dub the higher property values as laden with a "sunshine tax"... and with good reason, the San Diego Metro enjoys year-round warm and bright weather. Couple the sunshine with an impressive resume of schools and universities and you'll find that many of San Diego's younger population stay in the area following their education. And why wouldn't they? The San Diego Metro area offers bountiful job opportunities in the technology, military, tourism, healthcare, and research sectors.

A conveniently located city, Chula Vista is close to the best that San Diego can offer while having plenty to keep you entertained within its own city limits. With a scenic harbor and marina, interactive exhibits at The Living Coast Discovery Center, big-name concerts at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, and all the fun you can handle at Sesame Place water park.

With a civic motto of "The Jewel of the Hills", another San Diego Metro area gem is the city of La Mesa, just 9 miles outside of downtown San Diego. Luxury apartment residents can enjoy a number of enriching activities and fun days out like the La Mesa Classic Car and Bike Show, the farmers market, many city walks and urban hikes, and the downtown's growing dining and scene.