Moving to California, San Diego

hello,

i've got the same goal but i'm from France. I don't think it's too hard to find a job over there but the main difficulty should be to have a distant interview. Maybe you can travel easily but not me. I plan to go to SD next November or February just to have a look;

i'll ask to my penfriend there how you can do to make your search easier;

see you

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Hi everybody
   I think JohnBenjamin's oppion is right.moving to california will give your life a new turn.I want to change my life,I have garment factory in china,I want find a buyer for my factory.hoping I can know more friends from USA.
    my e-mail:cuichuan415@sina.com


Bill jackson

I have lived in San Diego my whole life. I don't have any experience living anywhere else, but I love San Diego.  We do have great weather (but we do have some chilly winter days.  Don't let anyone tell you different! No snow, but winter days can see tempertures in the low 50s F)Right now, jobs aren't that easy to come by.  Of course, it depends on what your occupation is.  Check www.craigslist.com for daily job listings. San Diego is a huge city and it is very expensive to live here.  We have one of the highest housing markets in the country.  To live near the coast you need to have some big bucks. I, personally, don't recommend North County because of the traffic on the I5 or the 15.  It can be brutal, although many parts of North County are beautiful. I grew up in the Pacific Beach (and am still there). Pacific Beach has great night life as well as the beach right there, plus it is very central.  Our family chooses to live near the beach because we all surf and paddle board.  Plus, myself and my husband both grew up there.  Inexpensive areas that are still decent would be parts of Clairemont (very centrally located), Escondido (north county and has some very nice areas. I lived there for 3 years and it was really nice but traffic was a nightmare), El Cajon (east county. Some nice areas with really good housing deals), East Lake (not very central though), and La Mesa.  It all depends on what type of life style you want. (family? night life? beach?)To see typical San Diego houses and rentals, go to realtor.com.
Good luck with your move!