Median rent for apartments in San Diego, CA – $2,589/mo
Median rent for studio apartments in San Diego – $1,795
Median rent for 1-bedroom apartments in San Diego – $2,250
Median rent for 2-bedroom apartments in San Diego – $2,750
Median rent for 2-bedroom apartments in San Diego – $3,750
Median rent for single-family homes in San Diego – $3,234/mo
Median rent for 1-bedroom houses in San Diego – $2,202
Median rent for 2-bedroom houses in San Diego – $2,878
Median rent for 3-bedroom houses in San Diego – $3,798
Median rent for 4-bedroom houses in San Diego – $4,000
The median rent in San Diego has gone up $229 since September of last year. This follows an ongoing trend of unprecedented rent increases across the nation. The median rent for single-family rentals in San Diego decreased by $66 since last month, the first decrease in rent prices we’ve seen for a long time in this pricey city.
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Jonas Bordo
Jonas is the CEO and co-founder of Dwellsy and has been around the rental business for many years. He’s been a renter many, many times (and has some crazy stories to tell), and he’s been a landlord too - both on a small scale and a huge scale - he was once responsible for 60,000 apartments.
He’s taken that insider knowledge and put it to use to build Dwellsy, the nation’s preeminent marketplace for rental housing, and to help renters get an edge and find a great place to live more quickly, more easily, and more safely.