Living in Bankers Hill, San Diego: What It Is Actually Like
Stand in the middle of the Spruce Street Suspension Bridge on a clear afternoon and you get the entire neighborhood in one view. The bridge is a 375-foot footbridge built in 1912, it sways a little when the wind moves up the canyon, and people have called it the Wiggly Bridge for about as long as it
PCS to San Diego: Choosing a Neighborhood by Your Base
The call almost always comes in the same shape. Someone has orders, they have a report date, they have already spent two nights scrolling listings on a phone from a different time zone, and the first thing they say to me is some version of "we found a house we like, what do you think." My first ques
What BAH San Diego Actually Covers in 2026
The question comes in almost the same way every January and every summer PCS season: I have orders to San Diego, I looked up my BAH online, and I do not know if the number I found is actually mine. It is a fair thing to not know, because most of what shows up in a search is either last year's number
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