Living in Allied Gardens, San Diego
Condos in Allied Gardens are around $600K and single-family homes around $900K — below the $1.1M median across the neighborhoods in this guide. A post-war suburb with family appeal, parks, and proximity to SDSU.
Typical prices
- Condos
- $600K
- Homes
- $900K
Condos sit below the $650K guide median.
What stands out
- Mid-century suburban homes
- Safe and quiet streets
- Close to SDSU and Del Cerro
- Community sports fields
- Great starter neighborhood
Who Allied Gardens suits
Based on how Allied Gardens scores in the matching quiz, it tends to suit families with children at home, buyers who want calm streets, buyers who spend their weekends outside.
See homes for sale in Allied Gardens
Current listings, updated from the MLS.
Common questions about Allied Gardens
How much does it cost to buy a home in Allied Gardens?
In Allied Gardens, condos are around $600K and single-family homes around $900K. That puts condos below the $650K median across the San Diego neighborhoods we track, and homes below the $1.1M median.
Is Allied Gardens a good place to live?
A post-war suburb with family appeal, parks, and proximity to SDSU. It tends to suit families with children at home, buyers who want calm streets, buyers who spend their weekends outside.
What is Allied Gardens known for?
Allied Gardens is known for mid-century suburban homes, safe and quiet streets, close to sdsu and del cerro.
What neighborhoods are similar to Allied Gardens?
Buyers considering Allied Gardens often also look at 4S Ranch, Carmel Valley, Chula Vista, which share a similar character and price range.
Neighborhoods like Allied Gardens
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