The median rent in the greater San Diego metro area is $2,291. Data showed Oceanside is currently the most expensive city for renters while La Mesa is the most affordable.

After falling 1.6% in November, rents in San Diego are down 4.2% since their summer peak. The median rent in San Diego is $1,927 for a one-bedroom unit and $2,485 for a two-bedroom unit.

Rents are down in San Diego to start the year, along with many places across the nation. The median monthly rent for a San Diego County one-bedroom apartment was $2,330 in January, said Zumper‘s ...

Median rent for one-bedroom now $1,973 in San Diego News / May 29, 2025 / 02:55 PM PDT A new report says while rents increased nationwide in May, rents in San Diego dropped by 0.1%.

San Diego rents actually dropped last month after increasing more than 21% in a year. The rental website Zumper found that the median price of a one-bedroom apartment was down 4.6% to $2,500 a month.

The median asking rent in the 50 largest metros was $1,703 in November, down by $17 from September and $57 lower than its August 2022 peak. But some cities had more noticeable rent declines than ...

San Diego needs an additional 90,000 to 100,000 homes, according to recent estimates. inewsrouce A screenshot of a map of San Diego's Mid-City region from the June 2024 Mid-City Atlas Draft ...

San Bernardino metro by 5.9%, Sacramento metro by 3.5%; San Diego metro by .6%; San Francisco metro by 4%; Overall, in the western metro area of the country, rent was 3% lower than where it was ...

California, of all places, could provide some indication that the housing rental market is cooling. Overall, median rent across the country’s 50 largest metropolitan areas grew by $3 to $1,879 ...

The median rent for a one-bedroom apartment is currently $1,982 and $2,484 for a two-bedroom, the data showed. The median rent in the greater San Diego metro area is $2,291.