Cost to Move a 3-bedroom home From New York to San Diego

Interstate pricing is weight-based, so the shipment — not the floor plan — sets the total. At 2,770 miles our rate table applies cross-country move pricing, and every additional 1,000 lbs moves the line haul by roughly $969.

• 2 Bedroom on the same route: $5,950–$7,950 (4,200–6,200 lbs)
• 3 Bedroom (this page): $8,750–$11,650 (6,800–9,500 lbs)
• 4 Bedroom on the same route: $11,650–$15,550 (9,500–13,000 lbs)

If your inventory sits between two profiles, use the lower profile as a floor and the higher one as a ceiling until a surveyor weighs the shipment.

Truck and crew category

Moderate to high: garage, patio, and storage items add weight. On this corridor a shipment of this size typically travels as part of a consolidated interstate load rather than on a dedicated truck, which is what keeps the per-mile rate at this level.

Packing on a 3 bedroom shipment

Full packing on this route raises the estimate to about $9,500–$12,650. Packing scales with volume, so the gap between packed and unpacked widens as home size grows.

Access at both ends

Both New York and San Diego are dense markets where a truck often cannot park at the door. Shuttle service, long carries, and elevator reservations are the charges most likely to appear on the final invoice but not in this estimate.

Our model prices origin and destination service separately. New York carries a labor and access assumption roughly 8% higher than San Diego, reflecting denser parking, longer carries, and higher crew cost. Because the more expensive end is the loading end, that difference is weighted more heavily in the estimate.