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Little Italy Condos (13 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 37Sold: 71For Rent: 13 | |
| The Little Italy Neighborhood is located on the Northern most section of Downtown San Diego with its hard to miss historic "Little Italy" sign located over the center of India Street. This area is rich with history as a unique ethnic neighborhood. Today, the neighborhood still retains its Italian roots due to many Italian families who came to San Diego to participate in the profitable Tuna trade of the last century. You will find many local bistros, pubs, restaurants, cafes, coffee houses, boutiques, and neighborhood businesses along tree-lined India Street. The neighborhood is also host to festivals and parades, including the famous Art walk and Festa celebrating Italian Heritage.
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Cortez Condos (8 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 39Sold: 54For Rent: 7 | |
| Cortez Hill, named after the neighborhood's most distinctive landmark (the historic El Cortez Hotel), sits on the "top of the hill†and resembles a residential neighborhood similar to those of San Francisco. You will find high-rise luxury towers, modern loft buildings, row homes, town homes, and original Victorian Style homes that add to the diversity and charm of this neighborhood. The Cortez Hill neighborhood represents some of the best city and bay views in all of Downtown as a result of its location. Balboa Park, just a few blocks away, allows many residents to enjoy its proximity.
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Columbia Condos (5 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 68Sold: 84For Rent: 7 | |
| The Columbia District encompasses A Street bordering Little Italy to Broadway, one of Downtown San Diego's main streets. Most of the neighborhood is made up of commercial development with residential opportunities along the waterfront/embarcadero.
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Civic/Core Condos (0 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 0Sold: 0For Rent: 0 | |
| Downtown's Core neighborhood stretches from A Street to Broadway and Union and 12th Avenue. As its name connotes, the Core is the visual and physical center of downtown. Alonzo Horton began hotel and retail developments here in the 1860s and in the 1920s saw the addition of several grand theatres. The Core was downtown's fashionable business and entertainment quarter until the urban center's decline began in the 1960s. Since the Centre City Development Corporation's inception in 1975, development of the Core has been a crucial element to revitalizing San Diego's downtown area. Many old buildings have been renovated for new residential and commercial uses, drawing people into the neighborhood to live and work.
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Gaslamp Quarter Condos (2 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 15Sold: 13For Rent: 7 | |
| The Historic Gaslamp, one of San Diego's most famous and infamous neighborhoods dating back to the late 1800's, was once called the Stingaree District. This neighborhood was the center for gambling halls, opium dens, and bawdy houses. Gamblers, prostitutes and revelers, such as Wyatt Earp, Ida Bailey, "in port†sailors, and Chinese Railroad workers were some of the original visitors of the 1880's. San Diego remained a popular navy port until 1912 when city officials cracked down on prostitution, effectively shutting down the lively neighborhood. Today, the Gaslamp's unique architecture is a testament to its heyday between the 1880 and 1910 before it suffered economic and social decline throughout the 1900s.
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Marina Condos (16 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 92Sold: 69For Rent: 24 | |
| The Marina District, one of Downtown San Diego's most beautiful and desirable neighborhoods, stretches from the Waterfront and Seaport Village to the shopping of Horton Plaza and the border of the Gaslamp District. Marina District streets are tree-lined, developed, and peaceful, with a diverse selection of residential living options. You can find luxury high-rises, town homes, and mid-rise complexes fused together to create a genuine neighborhood feel.
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East Village Condos (19 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 99Sold: 149For Rent: 34 | |
| The East Village, also known as the Ballpark District, historically has served as an industrial and warehouse center, however, is now one of Downtown San Diego's biggest neighborhoods. The East Village encompasses 6th Street all the way to 16th Street, which is over 325 acres and over 100 city blocks. Petco Park, home field of the San Diego Padres, leads the long list of infrastructure development in the neighborhood.
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Horton Plaza Condos (0 condominiums or townhomes) | |
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| For Sale: 0Sold: 0For Rent: 0 | |
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Little Italy Condos