John Bertsch has lived, built or run a business in San Diego's core neighborhoods for decades. Start here, then open the neighborhood you're weighing for its history, housing, live listings and market data.
Mission Hills
A historic streetcar suburb with the best ocean breezes in the inner city, and where John built his first homes.Explore Mission Hills →Hillcrest
San Diego's original gay neighborhood, home to two trauma hospitals and one of the city's largest farmers markets.Explore Hillcrest →North Park
A streetcar suburb beside Balboa Park, revived block by block after decades of decline.Explore North Park →South Park
San Diego's only tree-canopied business district, split off from Golden Hill.Explore South Park →University Heights
Named for its ties to San Diego State, with a busy restaurant strip on Park Boulevard.Explore University Heights →Golden Hill
One of San Diego's oldest neighborhoods, on Balboa Park's eastern edge overlooking downtown.Explore Golden Hill →La Mesa
A quieter, walkable downtown east of San Diego, a little warmer, with hillside ocean views.Explore La Mesa →La Jolla
An exclusive coastal enclave shaped by Hollywood history, marine research and marine-layer fog.Explore La Jolla →Coronado
Beach cottages, Orange Avenue and the Hotel del Coronado skyline, one bridge from downtown.Explore Coronado →All of San Diego
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