San Diego Homes & Real Estate

View the hottest San Diego, CA homes for sale and real estate below! With an estimated population of 3.3 million people, this sparkling city on the Pacific is famous for pristine beaches and water activities, great weather, and many exciting neighborhoods. To request up-to-date information, including sales history and prices, property disclosures, and more about San Diego properties for sale, or to arrange a private showing of any property listed below, contact your LOCAL real estate experts today. Read more about San Diego real estate.

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This page is updated with San Diego home listings several times per day directly from the San Diego, California MLS.

Each San Diego MLS listing includes: the property price, days on the market, square footage, year built, lot size, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, assigned schools, construction type, and other important details as entered by the listing agent in the MLS.

Review local San Diego, CA property tax information and the current listing status (active, under contract, or pending). As available, numerous property features such as greenbelt locations, views, swimming pools, and San Diego neighborhood amenities, including parks and golf courses, will be listed.

San Diego Real Estate Market

Since San Diego is such a large city, there's almost certainly a style of home here to match anyone's needs. San Diego waterfront homes provide unbeatable access to the Pacific Ocean, while the downtown San Diego condos are surrounded by world-class restaurants and city parks. In some neighborhoods a bit further from the city's center, residents can enjoy the best lakes near San Diego. Scripps Ranch, one of the area's best master-planned communities, has access to Miramar Reservoir.

Home prices typically range from $350,000 to upwards of $2.5 million or more for luxury mansions, although San Diego's most luxurious homes can be priced as high as $20 million. There are still plenty of options for people looking for more affordable neighborhoods. People looking to live within walking distance of the beach might love the La Jolla neighborhood. Inland areas, including the city of Escondido, are popular for their stylish single-family homes.

Within San Diego's many neighborhoods, the city also offers several subdivision communities. A few options include Del Sur Living, Avella at Civita, Lennar at The Pavilion at Pacific Ridge, Davidson Communities, Sendero Collection by Tri Pointe Homes, and Lennar at Bayside Cove. Some of San Diego's neighborhoods even offer empty lots so buyers can build a custom home, built by one of the many great builders local to the city. If one can't find what they're looking for right in the city, there are a number of great San Diego suburbs to explore, some of which have great walkability.

Interested in joining the military, or have a family member who plans to? If they will be attending the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, there are plenty of great places to live in the area. Some of the neighborhoods near MCRD San Diego include Mission Hills, Roseville-Fleetwood, and Little Italy, but you can also live on base. The latter two are also excellent options for those stationed at Naval Base Point Loma. Or, if they will be at Naval Base Coronado, there are great neighborhoods to pick from near there, as well. Thinking about moving to MCAS Miramar? Some of the best neighborhoods near MCAS Miramar to live in include Sorrento Valley, Tierrasanta, and La Jolla.

San Diego Community Amenities

San Diego is located at the southernmost part of California, with parts of the city directly bordering Mexico. There are many major roadways throughout the city, including CA-15, Interstate 405, Interstate 5, Interstate 805, California State Route 163, State Route 125, and State Route 94. The San Diego National Airport is located 3 miles northwest of the Downtown San Diego neighborhood.

San Diego's economy and employment are driven by military and defense activities, international trade, tourism, research, and manufacturing. In fact, the top five employers in San Diego are the United States Navy, the University of California, San Diego, Sharp HealthCare, the County of San Diego, and the San Diego Unified School District.

San Diego's deepwater port is home to the largest naval fleet globally, but there are also Marine bases and Coast Guard stations here. The port is also used commercially, as the U.S. government authorizes San Diego to operate as a Foreign Trade Zone.

Tourism is a large industry for San Diego, and there are many amenities, including outdoor activities, family-friendly activities, dog-friendly activities, and walking and jogging trails for both residents and its many visitors to take part in. The amazing climate in this city is one reason many people love to move to San Diego and enjoy the golf courses near the city, and the Farmers' Almanac even noted that San Diego has one of the top ten best climates in the United States. The Weather Channel also has said that the city has one of the two best summer climates in the U.S.

San Diego Local Highlights

• Some popular attractions include the San Diego Zoo, San Diego Zoo Safari Park, and SeaWorld San Diego
• With more than 150 craft beer breweries, San Diego has earned the title "America's Craft Beer Capital"
• The Padres, San Diego's Major League Baseball team, play at PetCo Park in downtown's East Village neighborhood
• Historic sites like Mission San Diego de Alcala and Old Town San Diego State Historic Park are other popular tourist attractions
• There are hundreds of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops in the city of San Diego with a variety of cuisines and dining styles available
• Lots of shopping can be enjoyed, especially in San Diego neighborhoods like Downtown, Uptown, La Jolla, Mission Valley, and Old Town
• Commuting and getting around San Diego is easier thanks to a variety of highways and freeways like Route 11, I-5, and I-8, as well as public transportation options
• Balboa Park is one of the top attractions in the city, and there are great neighborhoods within walking distance of Balboa Park
• Mission Bay and its nearby neighborhoods offer easy access to the Pacific Ocean and other great San Diego amenities

San Diego School Information

San Diego has a variety of schools for students, including public, private, and charter schools on top of colleges and universities. San Diego Unified School District is the second-largest school district in California, and it serves the majority of public schools in the city. There are over 200 schools altogether, including 107 elementary schools, 24 middle schools, and 28 high schools.

San Diego is also home to some universities and colleges. The University of California San Diego (UCSD) is the largest in the area. Other public and private colleges and universities in San Diego include, but are not limited to, San Diego State University (SDSU), San Diego Community College District, University of San Diego (USD), California College San Diego, California International Business University (CIBU), and Southern States University (SSU).

San Diego, California, may be the perfect place to buy a home for anyone looking to live in an area with a warm year-round climate that attracts a large population and many visitors. This large city has plenty of things to do during vacations and staycations, an interesting history full of fun and odd facts, and many wonderful homes for sale.