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The average rent in Coronado is $3,183 for a studio, $3,522 for a one-bedroom apartment, and $5,585 for a two-bedroom apartment. If you are looking for a deal, keep an eye out for a red pulsing icon that indicates rent specials.

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In Coronado, the average rent is $3,183 for a studio, $3,522 for a 1-bedroom, $5,585 for a 2-bedroom, and for a 3-bedroom.

You can use the pet-friendly filter to find Coronado apartments that allow pets.

The answer to this question depends on your household income and a couple of other factors. You can use our Rent Calculator to figure out how much you should spend on rent in Coronado.

You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Coronado. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include San Diego City College, Irvine Valley College, Palomar College, Cuyamaca College, Brandman University, and University of San Diego.

Kiss and tell me every time you do /Monte Carlo /Coronado II /The San Diego Zoo" (-- Polaris, "Coronado II")

And that right there is wonderful, quick outline of the great attractions of Coronado, California. It's a place you might want to consider moving to after visiting some of the amazing sights, all within a half-hour drive away. As long as you have the desire to live in a beach-centric community near the beautiful Hotel Del Coronado, and you can afford the high cost of living, this city is the place to be. Coronado was built to be a resort community, and it retains its original feel as a great vacation spot for the affluent. It's often referred to as Coronado Island, though it's technically connected to the rest of San Diego by an isthmus called the Silver Strand. Isth this the spot for you or isth it not? Read on to learn your rental options in Coronado.

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Moving to Coronado

If you plan to rent in Coronado, you're not alone. About 40 percent of residents here rent, but fortunately the vacancy rate is pretty high compared to the rest of the country. This could be because some visitors are only seasonal, renting a home for summer vacation only. Lucky them! That means you'll find it easiest to search for house rentals and apartments in the fall or winter. Just be prepared to provide proof of income, references, and a deposit.

Oh yeah, and prepare yourself for a big shock when it comes to prices here. You're jaw could possibly sky dive to the floor. The cost of living is more than double what you'll find elsewhere. That's right. But you know what they say: Double the trouble, double the fun. Or something. Most 1-bedroom apartments start within reason--sort of--with luxury apartments easily creeping into the "yikes" price range.

A Rundown on Neighborhoods

Coronado has several neighborhoods with a variety of housing options. Here's an overview of some of the most popular areas, with affordability designated by number of dollar signs.

Bay Front: This area has great views of the bay, the convenience of Ferry Landing Marketplace and Coronado Sharp Hospital nearby. For the hypochondriacs. $$$$

Coronado Cays: You'll find upscale condos, townhomes, and large house rentals in this gated community. $$$$

Village Core: The condos and homes here are in walking distance of Orange Ave and all its businesses. It's the largest neighborhood in Coronado and has several parks, schools, and churches. Great spot for families with young whippersnappers. Whatever those are. $$$

Ocean Front: This area has lots of historic, custom homes and gorgeous views of the ocean. If postcard-worthy scenic vistas are your thing. It is minutes from the Hotel Del Coronado and various shops and places to eat.$$$

Lifestyles of Coronado

Public transportation in the area is decent, with a free shuttle available during the summer.There are also paid shuttles, cabs, and even ferries for those non-landlubbers. The Metropolitan Transit System offers bus routes that can take you around Coronado Island and into San Diego. Despite the many transportation options, more than half of the residents here commute to work, usually about 20 minutes each way. Not too shabby.

So are you ready to move to this fun, famous vacation destination? You're probably at least curious enough to visit and enjoy a drink on the patio of the Hotel Del Coronado, you know, for research purposes.

Apartments for Rent in Coronado, CA

Elán Bella Mer Coronado

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$500 OFF MOVE IN SPECIAL | Exclusive Community Amenities

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Beautiful 4 Bedroom Home

1160 Pine Street

Quintessential Coronado Long Term House Available

98 Kingston Court

170 H Ave.

79 Antigua Court - 1

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Spacious 4 Bed and 3 Bath Home in Coronado's Village

Bright and Spacious 4 Bed plus Bonus Room Coronado Townhome

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Apartments for Rent in Coronado, CA

Elán Bella Mer Coronado

Bayside at Coronado

757 D Ave

$500 OFF MOVE IN SPECIAL | Exclusive Community Amenities

VACATION - 915 Alameda

Coronado Cays Long Term Unfurnished Rental

1657 Glorietta Blvd

Beautiful 4 Bedroom Home

1160 Pine Street

Quintessential Coronado Long Term House Available

98 Kingston Court

170 H Ave.

79 Antigua Court - 1

45 Antigua Court

Spacious 4 Bed and 3 Bath Home in Coronado's Village

Bright and Spacious 4 Bed plus Bonus Room Coronado Townhome

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