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Rising Star
Yes and more conservative
Housing costs, yes, by about 20-30%. But everything else, no.
Chief
Regarding safer and quieter - probably yes, but it really depends on where in LA you currently are at, and where in SD you’re looking to move to.
Chief
Yes it is, for the most part.
Orange County can be a happy medium, but you may have to downgrade a bit on locale
Chief
And even more conservative than SD 😂 unless OP sticks to Santa Ana, Fullerton or Irvine.
Bowl Leader
Yes, it’s a bit cheaper. Main downside I saw in SD vs LA is career flexibility / earning potential long-term. It depends on the industry you are in, but if you leave consulting (or take a role for a company in SD), there appear to be fewer options to change jobs compared to LA
I found housings costs were only slightly lower, but other costs on par. Salaries and career opps definitely lower. I miss it, but the ROI is better for me in LA. Safer/quieter also depends on neighborhood in each.