So, not quite ready to move, and not necessarily LA, but certainly SoCal.
We really like Manhattan Beach, Hermosa and Redondo as well. Considering San Diego. Topanga Canyon a possibility as well.
Anyone have input on San Diego vs. LA?
Thx
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10-02-15 10:17 PM #1
Krakken moving to LA, need opinions
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10-02-15 10:26 PM #2
I'm a big Rancho Cucamonga guy myself.
Also enjoy Calabassas.
I'm a simple man.SBR
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10-02-15 10:30 PM #3
Depends on the health system you're getting a job with
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10-02-15 10:32 PM #4
San Diego is Beautifull rent is cheaper than la west side and such. Many things to do and beach scene
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10-02-15 10:42 PM #5
make sure you visit the san andreas fault, i hear its lovely this time of year
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10-02-15 10:47 PM #6
Never been to Rnacho Cucamonga, but I have a feeling it's quite nice. Also love Calabasas, up in the Canyons. Just a quick 10 minute drive and you're down on the PCH and some of the finest beaches. You been visiting Kim Kardashian, damn I gotta be PoTM just one time....
Originally Posted by opie1988
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10-02-15 10:49 PM #7
Currently in San Diego, the more towards the border the more ghetto. Downtown is fun, beaches have great waves and eye candy. Rent still kinda high at least for me but I live in nice area
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10-02-15 10:49 PM #8
Would recommend you check out all the areas of SD before you move they all have different vibes
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10-02-15 10:53 PM #9
Thats up in the air right now. Found multiple different places that are hiring. I would prefer to find a hospital that offers a pension, so UCLA and ????? Not sure what the other state hospitals are Originally Posted by gauchojake
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10-02-15 10:54 PM #10
Love the beach scene Harry. Ready for sun year round. We're big fans of Manhattan Beach, probably are fav spot so far but we haven't been around San Diego much Originally Posted by SEAHAWKHARRY
Maybe try to go this winter
Soooo much to do....
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10-02-15 10:56 PM #11
We just figure rents gonna be high no matter what, so thats not a deal breaker. Originally Posted by Hu$tle
Rent is high up here in Seattle and I can make probably 30-40% more in Cali
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10-02-15 11:08 PM #12
Rancho Cucamonga is the IE and while nice, is way too hot for me. Super tight butthole if you're into suburbia. Grew up near Calabasas and used to drive the canyons to Zuma, County Line, Leo Carillo, etc. Still too hot for me though. If you move the the South Bay you can come over for a BBQ.
San Diego - I would live in North County if I moved there. Carlsbad/San Marcos has a lot of new new development that's nice and reasonable for So Cal.
I'm trying to get back to Santa Barbara/SLO personally but it's too far from a major airport for the travel I need to do.
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10-02-15 11:09 PM #13
expensive
krackles come to vegas and we can play craps every night and earn reward points
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10-02-15 11:13 PM #14
Lived in San Diego for 18yrs
Couldnt to afford to buy a House
Was out of there in 95
Still have Family there,Visit every chance I get
Especially Del Mar Racetrack....Some friends I know are trying to leave...Toooo Expensive
gltu
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10-02-15 11:15 PM #15
Try Encinitas, Leucadia, and Solana Beach. Price is high but you won't get into so much traffic like you will in the LA county. Good luck, Kraken.
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10-02-15 11:27 PM #16
puto you can't afford LA.. Stick to the rainforest
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10-02-15 11:57 PM #17
Originally Posted by jjgold
JJ, you following my advice on the tables to churn out those points?
Between Santa Barbara and San Diego is some of the nicest land and climate in the world, tough to go wrong. A little partial to the West LA area myself (not West Hollywood, lol) but anywhere near the coast, like you said, near Redondo and Manhattan is not bad. San Diego has a lot to offer.
Good Luck Kraken.
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10-03-15 12:13 AM #18
If you can afford Santa Barbra id go there San Diego is cool ... Lolz @ ranching cucamunga opie only likes it because it looks like Texas out there. Venice is cool but you sound more like a redondo guy?
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10-03-15 12:17 AM #19
shit I'd stay put in Seattle move to the sticks say puyuallup my buddy has a place pays a little of nothing it's still in the area... Once you experience la traffic for a month you'll go back ... People are nice up there not so much down here Originally Posted by The Kraken
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10-03-15 12:31 AM #20
teaser makes a good point. It seems, in general, the farther north you go the nicer, more easy going the people tend to be. People in some of the beach towns are a little more laid back, but teaser is right about the traffic.
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10-03-15 12:46 AM #21
Pension wise -
UCLA
UCSD Health
I think LA County Health System is union for nurses
Kaiser maybe...def good bennies
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10-03-15 12:47 AM #22
pumpkins? Originally Posted by opie1988
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10-03-15 12:51 AM #23
if you can find a good job, i say san diego. san diego is awesome.
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10-03-15 12:58 AM #24
Well Cali sounds great but I hear you have to be good looking, make 6 figures just to live in a one room condo, full fledged vegan with a side of GNC protein shakes etc. Eliminated me but I hope you enjoy it
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10-03-15 01:01 AM #25
He's a big fan of Thanksgiving Originally Posted by libra2jay
Halloween too
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10-03-15 01:05 AM #26
Check out Salton City, right on the Salton Sea. Great fishing and beach.
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10-03-15 01:18 AM #27
Hermosa Beach is the place to live out here in SoCal IMO.. It's a great little laid back beach town that isn't tainted by the big city or movie star glamor.. Cool place to live, beach bars, cool easy laid back night life, etc.
Still close enough for a short drive to LA, Malibu, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, etc. Rents are a little cheaper then other beach towns in Hermosa also but it's still bank. Last I checked small dumpy one bedroom apartments are like $1200- $1500 inland a bit.. Roommate situations are the way to go for most young people trying to save in rent and starting off.. To own a house you have to be a millionaire...
Good luck hope that helps and I hope you have a good income if you decide to make the move... Been in this area my entire life.. SO Cal you can't beat the weather.. Best entertainment year round and there's always something to do for all walks of life.. 75 degrees year round on average..
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10-03-15 01:47 AM #28
Gaucho/kraken what do you guys do in healthcare? Thinking about heading west after finishing my masters
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10-03-15 02:24 AM #29
I sell shit Originally Posted by survive
Krakken is a clinician and uses the shit i sell
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10-03-15 02:28 AM #30
LA is getting expensive. Lot of young people moving in and buying homes. Prices are way up here in shitty areas. Gentrification at its fines. SD is a great town, such a chill place, but I live in LA and I dont want to move anytime soon!
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10-03-15 04:15 AM #31
Mental health clinician? I see those guys make anywhere from $31-$40/hr. Seems like good pay for what you do.
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10-04-15 11:04 AM #32
Thanks for the input
Queenie, first thing on my agenda after moving to LA is to meet up with you at 7-11 and stomp a Texas sized mudhole in your ass, on your home turf
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10-04-15 02:21 PM #33
la Jolla for the win GL Krakles
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10-04-15 02:54 PM #34
I am flying into SLO tomorrow for the week. Whats good to get into around there? Originally Posted by gauchojake
I am staying in Paso Robles so the Firestone Walker brewery is definitely on the to do list.
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10-04-15 03:03 PM #35
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