La Jolla

All About La Jolla

La Jolla is a scenic neighborhood that is well known with the San Diego community. It is bordered by the I-5 to the east, north of Pacific Beach and south of Torrey Pines. Although it’s only 15 miles from Downtown, La Jolla has a unique small town vibe all its own. In Spanish, La Jolla means “the Jewel.” Many residents consider this area as San Diego’s Jewel because of its beautiful scenic views. La Jolla is surrounded by many gorgeous beaches, including: Children’s Pool Beach, La Jolla Cove, La Jolla Shores, Black’s Beach and WindanSea Beach. Each of these beaches flaunts its unique natural beauty and provides great surfs for surfers, swimmers, and other beach activities.

La Jolla Homes

La Jolla homes embrace the area’s natural beauty. Structures, homes, and businesses build around the scenery and try to give their inhabitants the best view possible. Many homes in this area are modern with contemporary Spanish influences, however like most of San Diego, La Jolla homes are very diverse. This neighborhood attracts visitors and residents from all over the county (and country) and upholds its reputation as the city’s most admired community. La Jolla homes for sale do not stay on the market for long!

La Jolla Living

La Jolla is filled with blocks of antique stores, gourmet restaurants, art galleries, clothing boutiques, and resorts. This neighborhood is also popular for its cultural spotlight. Every year, this community hosts the Festival of the Arts and Food Fair, which showcases many popular fine arts that is open to be viewed by the public. Demographics: Zip Code 92037. The Census Population in 2000 was 42,603. The Median Resident Age in 2000 was 38.4. The Median Household Income in 1999 was $68,691.

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