I'm from Indiana but I lived in Encinitas for 6 weeks for an internship just out of college and learned it was part of my soul. Haven't been back since 2018 but fingers crossed for a visit very soon
That school near downtown Encinitas is Pacific View. My elder son was fortunate to attend when it was 5th and 6th grade only, but the school district sold the site to the city a few years after he graduated. It is now a struggling city asset -- lots of plans, no funding to make any of them reality. The biggest concern coastal locals have right now is that big money developers and the San Diego Association of Governments want to convert this entire area in to a high-density stack-and-pack "Mobility Hub," which will defoliate and overcrowd the neighborhoods while eliminating single family homes and other low-rise, lower-density residential structures.
Was wondering that the deal was with Pacific View. Amazing location, too bad it closed. Tons of development happening all over. I hope it doesn't turn into a "high-density stack-and-pack Mobility Hub", that would be a massive loss. Thank you for watching John.
@@wesleyguest Believe me, residents are fighting against the state and county for local control over development. If you can't control that, why have a city?
I've lived in Encinitas for 10 years. Other than being ridiculously expensive, it is the most perfect town I've ever lived in. Perfect weather, beautiful beaches, extremely low crime, the culture is really artsy and almost spiritually influenced like Sedona in some pockets, nearby hiking trails, big hills with epic overlooks, large sea cliffs, tons of green yards and plants, tons of restaurants, way less traffic than downtown San Diego, and it borders Rancho Santa Fe which offers some nearby rural drives through zillion dollar 30 acre estates. Encinitas is a nicer place to live than 99% of places in the United States. Unreal.
Oh man. Since you stuck to old Encinitas in this video, I can't believe that you missed the Self Realization Fellowship and their gardens. What a beautiful little spot. They have recently reopened to the public. Their gardens overlook the ocean on top of the bluff. It was right next door to Swami's Beach.
Você fez um vídeo muito bom ,moro no Brasil,Florianópolis,é uma ilha com muitas praias.Encenitas é linda um dia vou conhecer. Muito obrigada por mostrar a cidade.
Used to be such a quiet little sleeper town with a chill vibe, now it's all greede yuppies. all the little shops that used to be here are gone driven out by greedy property owners who raised the lease rent or just kicked businesses out of their locations after being there for decades.
As far as Laguna cliffs, sunset cliffs is pretty similar. You don't have all the shops and commerce there that Laguna does though. Along Bird Rock and Wind N Sea and in into the Village in La Jolla is probably the closest I can think of off hand. Janet F Thank you for watching! 👌
I have lived in Luecadia for 45 years, Encinitas is a great place, not one of the top ten surfing spots in the world,just sayin', great surf,not top ten in the world. Stop the music that ruins your video.
Poor man! It's a Real tragedy that you were Not learned in school how to talk slowly and clearly. You speed up like a machine gun!! So to listening to you is totally frustrating, Despite the georgeous Spot there!!!
Your impressive sentence construction, grammatical genius, and way with words made me think of an old quote: "People who live in glass houses should not throw stones".
The only “frustrating real tragedy” here is that it seems Antonio was never “learned in school 🤣” the age old saying “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” gorgeous*
I moved from Bellevue Washington I’m a waiter/deliver driver I do both. In Bellevue Washington I made ten k a month in California I make 6k. You guys are NOT RICH. If you spend ten million on a home and have ten bucks left that means your house broke. Your fake rich. You pretend to have status but you have zero. In Bellevue they had status. They had the car, the house, they tipped fat. Big house in California means 2 bucks if I’m lucky 😂
I'm from Indiana but I lived in Encinitas for 6 weeks for an internship just out of college and learned it was part of my soul. Haven't been back since 2018 but fingers crossed for a visit very soon
It’s such an amazing place to be 🏄♂️. Hope you can make it back. Thanks for watching 👌
I’ve been living here 23 years now. It’s such a gorgeous town.
Thank you for watching 🙏
Your channel is becoming one of the best guides to San Diego man. Great Job!
vishwav20 Thank you for watching! 👌 That’s 100% my goal. I appreciate that so much.
That school near downtown Encinitas is Pacific View. My elder son was fortunate to attend when it was 5th and 6th grade only, but the school district sold the site to the city a few years after he graduated. It is now a struggling city asset -- lots of plans, no funding to make any of them reality.
The biggest concern coastal locals have right now is that big money developers and the San Diego Association of Governments want to convert this entire area in to a high-density stack-and-pack "Mobility Hub," which will defoliate and overcrowd the neighborhoods while eliminating single family homes and other low-rise, lower-density residential structures.
Was wondering that the deal was with Pacific View. Amazing location, too bad it closed. Tons of development happening all over. I hope it doesn't turn into a "high-density stack-and-pack Mobility Hub", that would be a massive loss. Thank you for watching John.
@@wesleyguest Believe me, residents are fighting against the state and county for local control over development. If you can't control that, why have a city?
A lot of the older homes on the cliff fell into the ocean.
Wow! I knew the bluff collapsed. Houses fell as well? What year?
Great video! I've been in Encintas in 2018, and it was great to see it again. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it! Karina Silva Thank you for watching! 👌
Great content! Encinitas is beautiful! Thanks for taking your time to show!!💪🏼
Thank you for watching! Love it in Encinitas 👊🏻
Thanks I miss it there so enjoyed watching ❤️
Melissa Hall Thank you for watching! 👌
Encinitas is the polar opposite of 122nd ave in Portland. Nice to be able to afford to live in a good place.
I agree 💯 with you. Thanks for watching 👊🏻
I've lived in Encinitas for 10 years. Other than being ridiculously expensive, it is the most perfect town I've ever lived in. Perfect weather, beautiful beaches, extremely low crime, the culture is really artsy and almost spiritually influenced like Sedona in some pockets, nearby hiking trails, big hills with epic overlooks, large sea cliffs, tons of green yards and plants, tons of restaurants, way less traffic than downtown San Diego, and it borders Rancho Santa Fe which offers some nearby rural drives through zillion dollar 30 acre estates. Encinitas is a nicer place to live than 99% of places in the United States. Unreal.
It's an amazing place to live, no doubt about it. Thank you for watching!
Oh man. Since you stuck to old Encinitas in this video, I can't believe that you missed the Self Realization Fellowship and their gardens. What a beautiful little spot. They have recently reopened to the public. Their gardens overlook the ocean on top of the bluff. It was right next door to Swami's Beach.
It was closed when I did this video. I’ll go there in the new version which I’m planning to do very soon.
Você fez um vídeo muito bom ,moro no Brasil,Florianópolis,é uma ilha com muitas praias.Encenitas é linda um dia vou conhecer.
Muito obrigada por mostrar a cidade.
I urge you to take the trip here one day. It's worth it. Thank you for watching! 👊🏻
Used to be such a quiet little sleeper town with a chill vibe, now it's all greede yuppies. all the little shops that used to be here are gone driven out by greedy property owners who raised the lease rent or just kicked businesses out of their locations after being there for decades.
Thanks for watching.
That is happening in ALL towns. Reno used to be a two bit cow town. Now it is all yuppie.
great video 😊🤙
Thanks for watching Mary!
And, like Ron Larson wrote to you 7 months ago: I can't believe that you missen the Self-Realization Fellowship and their Meditation gardens.
Maybe next time take an extra 5 seconds and read my reply to Ron. Otherwise you are just continuing to embarrass yourself.
Great video! Any particular beaches you would recommend in the San Diego area that look like the beaches in Laguna? Thank you!
As far as Laguna cliffs, sunset cliffs is pretty similar. You don't have all the shops and commerce there that Laguna does though. Along Bird Rock and Wind N Sea and in into the Village in La Jolla is probably the closest I can think of off hand. Janet F Thank you for watching! 👌
@@wesleyguest Thank you for the info!
I have lived in Luecadia for 45 years, Encinitas is a great place, not one of the top ten surfing spots in the world,just sayin', great surf,not top ten in the world. Stop the music that ruins your video.
Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Poor man! It's a Real tragedy that you were Not learned in school how to talk slowly and clearly. You speed up like a machine gun!! So to listening to you is
totally frustrating, Despite the georgeous Spot there!!!
Your impressive sentence construction, grammatical genius, and way with words made me think of an old quote: "People who live in glass houses should not throw stones".
The only “frustrating real tragedy” here is that it seems Antonio was never “learned in school 🤣” the age old saying “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.”
gorgeous*
Seriously 😆
I moved from Bellevue Washington I’m a waiter/deliver driver I do both. In Bellevue Washington I made ten k a month in California I make 6k. You guys are NOT RICH. If you spend ten million on a home and have ten bucks left that means your house broke. Your fake rich. You pretend to have status but you have zero. In Bellevue they had status. They had the car, the house, they tipped fat. Big house in California means 2 bucks if I’m lucky 😂
Don't live on tips. Tips are for people who don't get paid a wage.