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San Diego Contents LIFE PACIFIC San Diego Contents 06 Deserts and Oceans: San Diego’s Lifestyle Under the Sun 08 Welcome to Southern California! 10 A Guide to Relocating 20 Schools 32 On Moving: Pack Like a Boss, Move Like a Coach 37 Breaking Mews: Moving with Your Pet Doesn’t Have to Be Ruff 42 Top San Diego Beaches 48 San Diego’s Best Offerings 56 In Search of Family Adventure 62 Beyond Our Communities: Every Family Deserves a Place to Call Home 64 Contact Our Offices OCEANSIDE San Luis M UNICIPAL Camp Rey River AIRPORT Pendleton Valley South Center Oceanside Harbor OCEANSIDE 12 Vista Buena Vista Lagoon Lake Wohlford Calavera Lake Dixon Lake 6 Squires Reservoir 14 Aqua Hedionda Lagoon 11 ESCONDIDO 8 M CCLELLAN- SAN 1 PALOMAR 12 AIRPORT MARCOS CARLSBAD San Marcos Lake Lake San Sutherland Key Marcos 2 Lake 21 78 10 Batiquitos Lagoon Olivenhain Dam ATTRACTIONS and Reservoir OFFICES See page 48 for more details For office details please see page 64 Lake ENCINITAS Hodges 11 MOONLIGHT BEACH RANCHOSan Dieguito 6 R AMONA 1 Sunset Cliffs 10 Sea World 9 Reservoir AIRPORT Ramona SANTA FE 1 Carlsbad 3 Lake Ramona 9 2 Old Town Trolley 11 Mission Bay Park 7 2 San Elijo 11 5 CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA 8 9 3 Encinitas San Elijo Lagoon 3 Ferry To Coronado 12 Petco Park Lake SOLANA 15 4 Poway Solana Beach Island BEACH Pond 17b 67 13 Midway Museum 4 10 5 Del Mar 4 San Diego Zoo SOLANA BEACH 5 FAIRBANKS 14 Golf Course at RANCH 6 Carmel Valley 7 Rancho Santa Fe 5 Sea Lions at La Torrey Pines San Dieguit18 o River 56 Jolla Cove DEL MAR CITY BEACH Poway 8 Rancho Santa Fe (2) DEL MAR 15 Legoland 4 6 9 Rancho Santa Fe (3) 6 Craft Beer Tour 16 Seaport Village 21 10 Del Rayo 7 Torrey Pines 11 Inland Corridor 17 Point Loma San Vicente Reservoir State Reserve 12 La Jolla Shores Miramar 18 Del Mar Racetrack 5 Reservoir TORREY PINES STATE BEACH 13 La Jolla El Capitan 8 Balboa Park Reservoir 19 Mount Soledad 7 14 La Jolla South 9 Horse Riding in 14 15 Mission Hills Rancho Santa Fe Pacific BLACK’S BEACH 5 16 Downtown San Diego Ocean 17 La Mesa Cleveland Santee National Lake 7 Forest LA JOLLA SHORES BEACH 18 S antee Coronado Lake 5 Lake 67 Lakeside Jennings 12 Santee 5 Pond 19 Lake 4 Coronado (2) Santee 13 19 Lake 1 Santee 52 20 Coronado (3) LA JOLLA FAMILY ACTIVITIES 15 14 Gillespie 21 Point Loma Alpine WINDANSEA BEACH Field GILLESPIE See page 56 for more details FIELD Bostonia Small Lake 274 MONTGOMERY FIELD PACIFIC BEACH PACIFIC BEACH 8 163 El Cajon TOURMALINE SURFING PARK BEACH Loveland 1 Belmont Park 6 San Diego Bay Murray Reservoir Reservoir 11 Mission Bay VACATION FIESTA ISLAND ISLAND 2 Cabrillo National 7 Haunted Whaley Lagoon 805 17 1 54 Monument House 10 San Diego LA MESA River 3 New Children’s 8 Strawberry Picking 7 15 OCEAN BEACH 10 MISSION HILLS Museum in Carlsbad Chollas Lemon 4 8 Heights Grove SAN DIEGO Reservoir Spring 1 INT'L AIRPORT Valley 15 94 Jamul 4 Maritime Museum 9 Rooftop Cinema 4 SAN 125 2 6 21 San Diego Bay 16 13 DIEGO 17 5 Fallen Star 10 Corvette Diner MISSION 3 POINT LOMA BEACH 9 12 16 CORONADO 3 Sweetwater 17 Reservoir 18 19 2 20 6 National Bonita 75 City CORONADO BEACH 54 Upper Otay SILVER STRAND BEACH CHULA Reservoir Sweetwater VISTA River IMPERIAL BEACH Lower Otay The World of Maps Reservoir Deserts and Oceans SAN DIEGO’S LIFESTYLE UNDER THE SUN When visiting the aptly named “America’s Finest City,” one So how does the local lifestyle evolve with this myriad of can see pretty quickly why San Diego has earned that name. influences? Quite nicely, actually! San Diego has no problem Truly, this is a place that has elements of everything a great whatsoever reconciling its urban vibe with laid-back surfer metropolis can have at hand. culture. But why stop there? Just to the east of town are lovely sprawling deserts beckoning trekkers seeking the As California’s second-largest city, it has a thriving economic perfect nature adventure. And just to the south is Mexico – sector, sprouting a robust downtown and all the infrastructure and you can bet your bottom peso that the Latino influence necessary to support the hustle and bustle of business can be tasted in every taco shack throughout town. Layered activity. But it also has so much more – quiet residential within all this is the vast military presence, as San Diego neighborhoods with unique charms, stunning parks and hosts massive naval bases. Feeling the ocean breezes yet? local attractions where people congregate, and of course, Let’s take a look at how all these contrasts meld perfectly the beaches are some of the world’s very best. in this special place. This is your unparalleled guide to relocating... 6 Pacific Life 7 Welcome to Southern We love what we do. Since opening our doors, Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty has helped thousands of buyers realize their dream of owning California! their special piece of paradise. From the beaches to the desert… Locally owned and operated, Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty has grown to support over 900 real estate professionals and 30 offices throughout the San Diego, Orange County and Coachella Valley markets. By providing exceptional service, in-depth knowledge, and unmatched opportunities, we ensure our clients have the best experience from beginning to end – until the keys are in hand – and beyond. Decisions. Decisions. Decisions. With over $2 billion in exclusive homes for sale, our experienced agents represent some of Southern California’s finest properties, and we work together as a team to help fit the right buyer with the right home. With a stunning inventory in all price ranges and a comprehensive understanding of the entire market, we have the ability to help you understand the many logistical options for living, working and playing in the place we call home. Again, welcome to the Golden State! We’re glad you’re here. 8 Pacific Life 9 A Guide to Relocation & Referral Services • Highly credentialed Relocation Division provides oversight to ensure the transaction meets corporate accountability and tax standards. Relocating • Knowledgeable Relocation Counselors provide a single point of contact to ensure customer satisfaction throughout the transaction. • Trained Relocation Agents offer expert guidance from initial offer through negotiations to a completed sale. Our team delivers a successful relocation experience by Looking to relocate to San Diego? We’re ready. providing extraordinary real estate and area orientation services for relocating corporate and government transferees and Call 619-325-3130. affinity program members. 10 Pacific Life 11 Sotheby’s International Realty Referral Network Through the Sotheby’s International Realty Referral Network, which connects our affiliates around the globe, our dedicated team supports and manages referrals from assignment through closing. We combine local knowledge with the power of global exposure to deliver exceptional results locally, nationally and internationally for: • Buyers, sellers and renters • Relocation Management Company assignments • Broker-to-broker referrals: inbound and outbound • Members of the military • Seniors ready for relocation or home transition We offer support to make sure the assignment runs smoothly by: • Executing the Referral Agreement between brokers • Ensuring each agent assigned is capable and committed to exceptional service • Collaborating with Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty’s Specialty Divisions: - Architectural Relocation & Referral Division - Equestrian 2727 Camino Del Rio South - Asia Suite 333 - Sports and Entertainment San Diego, CA 92108 - Auction 619-325-3130 • Tracking referrals through the Sotheby’s International Realty [email protected] Referral Network in 72 countries/territories and 18 languages PacificSothebysRealty.com/relocation-division • Providing key parties with continuous updates • Managing referrals to ensure a timely closing 12 Pacific Life 13 Medical Services California has long been nationally recognized as one of the leading CENTRAL Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for states in the healthcare sector. In evaluating the best states for Alvarado Hospital Medical Center Women and Newborns health care, access to preventive medical and dental treatment for 6655 Alvarado Road 3003 Health Center Drive children and adults alike, California has been ranked in the top 10 San Diego, CA 92120 San Diego, CA 92123 states, and has ranked number one with regards to public health. 619-287-3270 858-939-3400 It offers a variety of leading medical services including access to a Rady Children’s Hospital Sharp Coronado Hospital large variety of health care professionals and specialists. 3020 Children’s Way 250 Prospect Place San Diego, CA 92123 Coronado, CA 92118 858-576-1700 619-522-3600 Scripps Green Hospital Sharp Memorial Hospital 10666 N. Torrey Pines Road 7901 Frost Street La Jolla, CA 92037 San Diego, CA 92123 858-554-9100 858-939-3400 Scripps Memorial Hospital UCSD Medical Center 9888 Genesee Avenue 200 W. Arbor Drive La Jolla, CA 92037 San Diego, CA 92103 858-626-4123 858-657-7000 Kaiser Permanente San Diego 4647 Zion Avenue NORTH COUNTY San Diego, CA 92120 Scripps Memorial Hospital 619-528-5000 Encinitas Scripps Mercy Hospital 354 Santa Fe Drive 4077 Fifth Avenue Encinitas, CA 92024 San Diego, CA 92103 760-633-6501 619-294-8111 Tri-City Medical Center Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital 4002 Vista Way 7850 Vista Hill Avenue Oceanside, CA 92056 San Diego, CA 92123 760-724-8411 858-836-8434 14 Pacific Life 15 Palomar Medical Center URGENT CARE Escondido CENTERS 2185 Citracado Parkway Sharp Chula Vista Urgent Care Escondido, CA 92029 525 Third Avenue 442-281-5000 Chula Vista, CA 91910 Palomar Medical Center 619-585-4000 Poway Concentra Mission Valley 15615 Pomerado Road Urgent Care Poway, CA 92064 5333 Mission Center Road 858-613-4000 Suite 100 San Diego, CA 92108 EAST COUNTY 619-295-3355 Sharp Grossmont Hospital Concentra Hillcrest 5555 Grossmont Center Drive Urgent Care La Mesa, CA 91942 3930 Fourth Avenue 619-740-4000 Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92103 SOUTH COUNTY 619-297-9610 Scripps Mercy Hospital East County Urgent Care 435 H Street 1625 Main Street Voter Registration Chula Vista, CA 91910 Suite 100 You must be a resident of the state for 15 days preceding the 619-691-7000 El Cajon, CA 92021 election.
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