View House for rent — $2,400/mo in San Diego, CA

$2,400/mo
HouseWhy you'll like it
Fully furnished — move in without buying or moving a single piece of furniture.
8805 Laddie LaneSan Diego, CA
1 rental home available
San Diego is consistently ranked one of the most desirable places to live in the United States — a combination of near-perfect weather, beaches, military bases, biotech and defense industries, and a laid-back lifestyle that's difficult to match. It's also one of the most expensive rental markets in California, with limited housing supply and strong demand from military families, university students, and tech workers. Whether you want surf access in Ocean Beach or a suburban feel in Chula Vista, San Diego offers a rental for every lifestyle.
Beaches
San Diego has 70 miles of coastline including Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, Ocean Beach, La Jolla, and Coronado Island.
Weather
San Diego averages 266 sunny days per year with mild temperatures year-round — rarely above 85°F or below 45°F in most neighborhoods.
Biotech Hub
Torrey Pines, Sorrento Valley, and Kearny Mesa host the highest concentration of biotech and pharmaceutical companies on the West Coast.
Military
San Diego hosts the largest naval complex in the world. Military families represent a significant portion of the rental market, especially in areas near bases.
Universities
UC San Diego, San Diego State, and University of San Diego create strong rental demand in North Park, Mission Valley, and La Jolla.

$2,400/mo
HouseWhy you'll like it
Fully furnished — move in without buying or moving a single piece of furniture.
8805 Laddie LaneSan Diego, CA
San Diego rentals move quickly — especially anything near the beach or in North Park. Hillcrest and North Park offer the best walkability and nightlife access. Ocean Beach and Pacific Beach are popular with younger renters but command a beach premium. Chula Vista and El Cajon offer significantly better value with freeway access. California AB 1482 caps annual rent increases on most units built before 2009.
There is currently 1 rental home listed in San Diego, CA — browse it above. We need a few more listings here before showing a reliable market average.
Landlords in San Diego, CA post their vacancy free and keep 100% of the rent — there's no broker commission or listing fee, ever. Every listing goes live with AI-assisted descriptions and reaches renters searching San Diego directly, alongside the 1 other rental home already listed here. This covers neighborhoods across North Park, South Park, Ocean Beach and more. Applicants message the landlord directly through EMLAKIE — no call center, no middleman.
List your San Diego rental freeRenters browse the 1 owner-listed home in San Diego, CA above, filtering by price, bedrooms, and property type. Because every listing is posted by the property owner, renters skip the broker markup and contact the landlord directly to ask questions, schedule a tour, or apply — usually the same day.
Search San Diego rentalsSan Diego does not have a local rent control ordinance. California's AB 1482 (statewide rent cap) applies to qualifying units built before 2009, limiting annual increases to 5% + CPI. Some cities within San Diego County (like National City) have their own ordinances.
San Diego 1-bedroom apartments average $2,200–$3,200/month depending on neighborhood. Beach communities (La Jolla, Pacific Beach) are pricier; East County and South Bay neighborhoods like El Cajon and Chula Vista offer significantly better value.
They're comparable, with some neighborhoods in each city costing more. San Diego's central and beach neighborhoods are slightly more expensive on average than comparable LA non-westside areas, but both cities have wide ranges.
There is currently 1 rental home listed in San Diego, CA on EMLAKIE. Check back soon — a reliable market average needs a few more listings here.