This spacious 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home in San Diego is ideal for corporate housing, offering a minimum one-year lease with the potential for multi-year agreements. Its strategic location provides easy access to local attractions and hospitals, making it perfect for corporate tenants, academics, and traveling medical professionals. The property is available from June 2026, ensuring ample time for planning and relocation.
Located in a vibrant neighborhood, this property is close to key amenities and attractions, enhancing its appeal for those seeking convenience and comfort. The freshly painted home features a large swimming pool, perfect for relaxation and entertainment. With updated appliances and three master bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, it offers a luxurious living experience.
Property Features
• 5 Bedrooms / 4 Bathrooms: Spacious layout with three master suites.
• Updated Appliances: Includes a new fridge, stove, and washer/dryer.
• Swimming Pool: Large pool with maintenance available.
• Formal Dining Room: Perfect for hosting and entertaining.
• Attached Garage: Convenient parking and storage space.
San Diego has implemented strict regulations for non-owner occupied short-term rentals (STRs) as of May 1, 2023. Here are the key points:
- License requirement: All STRs must obtain a Short-Term Residential Occupancy (STRO) license47.
- Tiered system: Non-owner occupied STRs fall under Tier 3 for whole-home rentals outside Mission Beach, and Tier 4 for Mission Beach13.
- Caps on licenses:
- Minimum stay: Guests are required to stay a minimum of two nights for both Tier 3 and Tier 4 rentals1.
- License allocation: If applications exceed the cap, a lottery system is used, prioritizing hosts who have complied with city laws14.
- Good Neighbor Policy: All STR operators must adhere to guidelines on noise, trash, and occupancy limits3.
- Restrictions: Recreational vehicles, campers, or temporary structures cannot be used for STRs7.
- Penalties: Operating an STR without a license after May 1, 2023, is a violation and may result in penalties and jeopardize future license eligibility7.
While these regulations are strict, it is still feasible to operate a non-owner occupied STR in San Diego, provided you obtain the proper license and comply with all requirements
