Downtown San Diego
ZIP CODE 92014
To Sell $1.9K - $12.5M
To Rent $1.69K - $16K
Local information
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School
1 Middle School
1 High School
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Crime
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Commute
13.0% carpool with others
10.4% work from home
1.4% take mass transit
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Shop & Eat
15 Groceries
17 Nightlife
General Description
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The perfect combination
If you’re in search of a cosmopolitan area with a perfect combination of modern and historical architecture—and character—then the right place to be is Downtown San Diego. You’ll find some of the most beautiful condominium buildings in the country here, all complemented by a perfect, temperate climate that’s suitable for a host of fun activities. The city has experienced massive revitalization and has been transformed into an excellent place for people who are interested in working in the city while enjoying the nearby conveniences in their everyday life.
With a population of roughly 30,000 people, this community sits at the cultural, business and financial heart of the entire San Diego County. You’ll find a total of eight districts in Downtown San Diego; each offers residents and tourists a different appeal. Although the entire area is just one square mile, it still feels much larger, and this is because of the unique strengths that each district brings to the table.
When you consider the popularity of the Gaslamp Quarter or the well-known Marina District, then you will understand why many people have decided to settle here. The Gaslamp Quarter is a 16½-block historical neighborhood that is home to a wide range of entertainment as well as nightlife venues. You’ll also find several scheduled events and festivals, including:
- Street Scene Music Festival
- Mardi Gras
- Taste of Gaslamp and
- ShamROCK
You’ll discover virtually all kinds of cuisine in the Gaslamp Quarter. It’s also easy to order San Diego craft beer in several restaurants and pubs as well as at stand-alone shops such as Monkey Paw Brewery and Karl Strauss. The Vin de Syrah Wine Parlor is a fairy-tale like underground urban lounge that is perfect for wine enthusiasts.
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More Features
Sports lovers are not left out because PETCO Park, which can be found on the edge of downtown, is a perfect spot to see a baseball game. The famed Park is home field to the San Diego Padres. Residents and visitors enjoy visiting the Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum as well as the San Diego Maritime Museum. For the freshest local fruits and vegetables—which happen to be available all year round—locals take a short trip to the Mercato Little Italy’s Farmers Market on Saturdays. The community hosts regular events, including popular parades:
- The Big Bay Balloon Parade
- The Parade of Lights
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade
- Summer Pops Concerts
- Little Italy’s Mission Federal Artwalk
If you’re looking for an exciting neighborhood that offers vibrant activities and simple conveniences within walking distance, then Downtown San Diego is undoubtedly the place you’ve been searching for.