Living in UTC, San Diego: What University City Is Actually Like
Drive Governor Drive on a weekday around four in the afternoon and you get the whole neighborhood in a single pass. Kids on bikes cutting through Standley Park, a line at the grocery store, someone hauling a paddleboard into the garage of a house built in the sixties that still looks it, and then, a
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
Point Loma Zip Codes: 92106, 92107 and 92110, and What Each One Means for Home Prices
Type 92106 into the Zillow search bar because someone told you that is the Point Loma zip code, and the map fills with La Playa and Sunset Cliffs listings that start around $1.5 million. What you will not see is the Ocean Beach bungalow two streets past the line, or the Bay Park condo a mile inland
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