New$619,000
1465 C St #3310
San Diego, CA 92101
2 beds2 baths1,030 sqft
URBAN CORE, COASTAL SOUL
Downtown San Diego: Where the city meets the harbor.
High-rise living with waterfront views, walkable neighborhoods, and a lifestyle that's equal parts business district and beach town. This is San Diego at its most urban—and most connected.
- Private, no pressure
- Reply within 20 minutes
- 5.0 on Zillow (18 reviews)5.0 on Google
Median price$725K
Active listings355
Walk score97Walker's paradise
To downtown0 min
MARKET SNAPSHOT — JULY 2026
How Downtown San Diego is moving right now.
Downtown San Diego's condo market remains active, with steady demand from young professionals, empty nesters, and investors. High-rise inventory near the Gaslamp and Marina District moves quickly, especially units with parking and water views. Days on market are stable, and well-priced units under $800K see multiple offers.
Median sold price$695K↓ 0.3% vs last year
Days on market43↑ 7 days slower
Sale-to-list97.8%↓ 1.3 pts
Months of supply8.3Buyer's market
Based on 128 sales in the last 90 days
Why Buyers Love Downtown San Diego
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Walkable Urban Core
Walk Score of 97. Everything—work, dining, entertainment, transit—is within walking distance. You can genuinely live car-free or car-light here.
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Waterfront Living
From the Embarcadero to Seaport Village, you're steps from the harbor, waterfront parks, and San Diego Bay. It's urban living with a coastal edge.
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Transit Hub
Santa Fe Depot connects you to the Coaster, Trolley, and Amtrak. Commute to North County, Tijuana, or LA without touching your car.
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Dining and Nightlife
Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy, East Village, and the Marina District offer world-class dining, rooftop bars, craft cocktails, and live music—all walkable.
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Live/Work Proximity
Downtown is the employment hub for tech, finance, legal, and biotech. Many residents walk to work or have sub-10-minute commutes.
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Culture and Events
Petco Park, the Convention Center, theaters, museums, and year-round events like Comic-Con and the Big Bay Boom. You're in the center of San Diego's energy.
For Sale · Downtown San Diego
Homes for sale in Downtown San Diego
New
New$219,900
207 5th Ave #1224
San Diego, CA 92101
0 beds1 bath337 sqft
New$3,400,000
888 W E St #3201
San Diego, CA 92101
2 beds3 baths1,770 sqft
New$749,000
850 State St #117
San Diego, CA 92101
2 beds2 baths1,282 sqft
New$735,000
321 10th Ave #902
San Diego, CA 92101
2 beds2 baths1,077 sqft
New$639,900
800 The Mark Ln #1202
San Diego, CA 92101
1 bed1 bath902 sqft
New$595,000
300 W Beech St #805
San Diego, CA 92101
1 bed1 bath706 sqft
New$879,000
325 7th Ave #1102
San Diego, CA 92101
2 beds2 baths973 sqft
Your Downtown San Diego Agent
WHAT CLIENTS SAY
Local expertise you can trust.
“Helpful! Knowledgeable! Ready with facts, patient, realistic. He helped us sort through dozens of properties, offering valuable information in a timely way. He is an EXCELLENT listener and quickly realized our priorities. He worked around our limited schedules. Couldn't ask for a better partner and advocate in searching for our home.”
juliebrooksclay
Closed in 2017 · Hidden Meadows (Escondido)
“Brittany is the best real estate agent I could have ever asked for. She answered all of our questions (even questions that didn't directly pertain to her role). She gave us confidence to make the best decision for our family and helped us feel in control during the negation process and all the signing of the documents etc. we will use her when we buy our second property!! Use her to buy your home! You won't regret it! She's also just fun to hang out with.”
tyler0292
Closed in 2020 · Lemon Grove
“Andrew helped my wife and I buy our first home, and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to any of our friends or family. He worked with us to squeeze in numerous viewings across SD County until we found a home we felt ready to make an offer on. He is knowledgeable about the market and was very helpful in navigating the home buying process, including working with the sellers to secure extensions despite some unexpected lender delays. Overall it was a pleasure working with Andrew and we'll be calling him if we find ourselves back in the market!”
Karl K
Closed in 2022 · Scripps Ranch
THE FIELD NOTE
What's it really like to live Downtown?
A quick summary by Andrew Ice, Broker
Downtown San Diego is where the city meets the harbor. High-rise condos with waterfront views, walkable neighborhoods, and a lifestyle that's equal parts business district and beach town. You move here for the energy, the convenience, and the skyline—not the quiet.
The housing stock is almost entirely condos—ranging from modern high-rises in the Marina District to converted lofts in the East Village and luxury towers in the Columbia District. Parking matters here: one-space units are standard, two-space is premium, and street parking is nonexistent. Most buyers are young professionals who work downtown, empty nesters downsizing from the suburbs, or investors capitalizing on rental demand from transplants and short-term visitors.
“It's the only neighborhood in San Diego where you can walk to work, dinner, and a Padres game—all in the same evening.”
The lifestyle here is urban, social, and transit-connected. Morning coffee in Little Italy, lunch meetings in the Gaslamp, sunset walks along the Embarcadero, and rooftop cocktails in the Marina District. It's not for everyone—Downtown has street life, noise, and a density that some buyers find overwhelming. But if you want walkability, waterfront access, and a pulse that never slows down, Downtown is the only choice in San Diego.
Thinking about Downtown? Let's talk inventory, HOA details, and what it really takes to buy here. We'll help you find the right building and the right fit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
The questions we hear most.
It's San Diego's only truly urban neighborhood. Walk Score of 97, waterfront access, transit connectivity, and a lifestyle where you can walk to work, dining, entertainment, and the harbor. It's urban living with a coastal edge.
Yes, especially for condos near the Gaslamp, Marina District, or East Village. Rental demand is strong from young professionals, corporate relocations, and short-term vacation renters. HOA fees are higher, but location and walkability drive consistent demand.
Almost entirely condos—ranging from modern high-rises in the Marina District to converted lofts in the East Village and luxury towers in the Columbia District. Parking matters: one-space units are standard, two-space is premium. Expect higher density and HOA fees.
It depends. Some families love the walkability, waterfront access, and urban energy. But it's dense, noisy, and parking is tight. Better for urban-minded families who prioritize location and culture over space and quiet.
Moderately competitive. Inventory is higher than most coastal neighborhoods, so buyers have more options. Well-priced units under $800K with parking and views move quickly, often with multiple offers. Luxury high-rises have longer days on market.