Walkable neighborhoods revisited

(green = walkable, red = car dependent)


I decided to revisit the Walkable neighborhoods website again.

Walk score San Diego rankings

It's such a cool site!

I figure there's plenty of time to have the 4 bedroom house with white picket fence and large yards but right now I'd be happy living in a convenient, walkable neighborhood in preferably a high-rise building.

Neighborhood Score

1 Core 96
2 Cortez Hill 95
3 Gaslamp Quarter 94
4 Marina 90
5 Little Italy 89
6 Park West 88
7 East Village 83
8 Kensington 82
9 Mission Valley 81
10 Midtown 81
11 Normal Heights 81
12 Rolando 78
13 Ocean Beach 75
14 North Hills 75
15 Pacific Beach 74
16 West University Heights 73
17 La Jolla Village 71
18 Kearny Mesa 71
19 Balboa Park 70
20 Carmel Mountain 69
21 Loma Portal 69
22 Old Town 69
23 College Area 68
24 City Heights West 68
25 Egger Highlands 67
26 Southcrest 66
27 City Heights East 66
28 Palm City 66
29 Clairemont Mesa 65
30 Roseville 65
31 Memorial 65
32 Talmadge 64
33 Grant Hill 64
34 North Clairemont 64
35 El Cerritos 63
36 Midtown District 63
37 Mountain View 63
38 Darnall 62
39 Lincoln Park 62
40 Bird Land 62
41 Moreno Mission 61
42 Chollas View 61
43 Bay Park 60
44 University City 60
45 Grantville 60
46 Oak Park 59
47 Linda Vista 58
48 Mount Hope 57
49 Bay Ho 56
50 Mira Mesa 56
51 Torrey Pines 55
52 La Jolla 55
53 Webster 54
54 Mission Bay 53
55 Del Cerro 53
56 South Park 53
57 Carmel Valley 52
58 Serra Mesa 51
59 Nestor 50
60 North City 50
61 Lake Murray 48
62 San Ysidro 48
63 Bario Logan 47
64 Valencia Park 47
65 Allied Gardens 44
66 Emerald Hills 44
67 Del Mar Heights 44
68 San Carlos 42
69 Paradise Hills 42
70 Jomacha-Lomita 42
71 Sorrento Valley 42
72 Tierrasanta 40
73 Rancho Penasquitos 38
74 Rancho Bernadino 37
75 Sky Line 36
76 Sabre Springs 36
77 Wooded Area 34
78 Encanto 33
79 Gateway 33
80 Alta Vista 31
81 Scripps Ranch 31
82 Bay Terrace 29
83 Miramar 10

Is it a coincidence that the most walkable areas are also some of the most expensive? ;)

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