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QueenBia See my TER Reviews 519 reads
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Gang areas in SD (Southeast & East Dago) are in my personal opinion not where I want to go on any calls.

Now my ATF who is AA lives in the hood & I do visit him in Southeast at his private home.  There are exceptions to every rule.  Depends on what you want to be close to the beaches, the action, downtown, etc...

If I was you, and moving to SD I would choose N. County Coastal, or Inland, but I am also, a huge fan of the Central SD scene.  (Fashion & Mission Valley)

SD is the greatest city in the world, so you can not mess up to bad.

I have lived in PQ, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, Escondido, Mission & Fashion Valley all areas to me are muy bueno!

Congrats & welcome to San Diego, CA!

Sancho2827 reads

I am looking to move out there and am coming out to check out the housing/apartment rental situation. Are there certain parts of the San Diego area that you would steer clear of if you were planning on moving there? Don't need to worry about sending kids to school or any of that stuff.  Just don't want to find out I've signed a lease to a place in a neighborhood full of homeboys until it's too late.  

Thanks.

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MrSelfDestruct628 reads

What is a homeboy...a boy who stays home?

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MrSelfDestruct356 reads

Knew that, lol. It was just a very broad use of the term that could be taken as quite offensive.

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tallnleansd445 reads

being insulting to somebody asking a legitimate question
Tackiest...super lame home boy joke

Posted By: MrSelfDestruct
What is a homeboy...a boy who stays home?

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british_ties480 reads

You sort of have to go out of your way to find a ghetto in San Diego.  The neighborhoods that make up Southeast San Diego are pretty ghetto, but nowhere near as dangerous as other cities.  There are some parts of North Park and University that are poverty stricken, but still safe.  

Welcome to San Diego!

Posted By: Sancho2
I am looking to move out there and am coming out to check out the housing/apartment rental situation. Are there certain parts of the San Diego area that you would steer clear of if you were planning on moving there? Don't need to worry about sending kids to school or any of that stuff.  Just don't want to find out I've signed a lease to a place in a neighborhood full of homeboys until it's too late.  
   
 Thanks.

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paperback_writer516 reads

Logan Heights, Encanto, City Heights, Skyline, Bay Terraces, Lincoln Park.

I would personally aim for one of the beach areas myself if I was new to the area.

Posted By: Sancho2
I am looking to move out there and am coming out to check out the housing/apartment rental situation. Are there certain parts of the San Diego area that you would steer clear of if you were planning on moving there? Don't need to worry about sending kids to school or any of that stuff.  Just don't want to find out I've signed a lease to a place in a neighborhood full of homeboys until it's too late.  
   
 Thanks.

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paperback_writer555 reads

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2013/aug/06/san-diego-murder-map/

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sympathyforthedevil507 reads

Rents have really jumped in the past 2 years.

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mrroberts69541 reads

I avoid another term.  Perhaps you would like Lakeside, or even Boulevard.  Both very safe...lol

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QueenBia520 reads

Gang areas in SD (Southeast & East Dago) are in my personal opinion not where I want to go on any calls.

Now my ATF who is AA lives in the hood & I do visit him in Southeast at his private home.  There are exceptions to every rule.  Depends on what you want to be close to the beaches, the action, downtown, etc...

If I was you, and moving to SD I would choose N. County Coastal, or Inland, but I am also, a huge fan of the Central SD scene.  (Fashion & Mission Valley)

SD is the greatest city in the world, so you can not mess up to bad.

I have lived in PQ, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, Escondido, Mission & Fashion Valley all areas to me are muy bueno!

Congrats & welcome to San Diego, CA!

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Sancho2417 reads

gangster stuff going there. The only other advice I've gotten was to stay away from Logan Heights. Don't think I can afford a pad on the beach just yet, but you have to start somewhere.
Cheers!

-- Modified on 8/8/2013 4:01:42 PM

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