Downtown Condo Buildings

Downtown San Diego Condos for Sale, Building by Building

From Marina District towers to East Village lofts, compare year built, stories, and what actually differentiates each building before you tour.

Buildings by Sub-District

Marina District

Electra

2006 · 58 stories

Repurposed San Diego Gas & Electric headquarters with bay-view units and a rooftop pool deck.

Harbor Club

1992 · 40 stories

Twin-tower complex near the Convention Center with some of downtown's largest floor plans.

Meridian

1985 · 31 stories

One of downtown's original luxury towers, full-service with a private park and tennis court.

East Village

Pinnacle on the Park

2007 · 36 stories

Faces Petco Park; end units get game-day skyline and field views.

The Legend

2005 · 16 stories

Loft-style floor plans with concrete ceilings, popular with buyers wanting an industrial aesthetic.

Cortez Hill

Aria

2007 · 22 stories

Boutique building on the Cortez Hill bluff with city and partial bay views, lower HOA than the Marina towers.

Core/Columbia District

The Mark

2007 · 41 stories

Central Core location within walking distance of Horton Plaza Park and the Gaslamp.

Frequently Asked Questions

Smaller boutique buildings without full amenity packages, like Aria, generally run lower HOA dues than full-service towers with doormen and resort-style pools, like Electra or Harbor Club.

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