Archive for the 'Little Italy' Category
Horton’s Vision: Welcome to San Diego
Filed Under categories: Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use
posted by Kea on December 4th, 2007
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Watch CCDC’s New Downtown Video
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then this video speaks volumes describing and depicting the power of the waterfront and the rise of downtown San Diego. For so many reasons and so many people, downtown San Diego is emerging as the most exciting city on the western seaboard and the growth is amazing with no end in sight.
World class restaurants, theater, cruise ships, hotels, booming convention center, Petco Park, Balboa Park and a mild year round climate are just a few of the reasons this downtown has become a destination place. And, this is just the beginning. There’s so much more to come!
Click here to watch CCDC’s New Downtown Video
Taking Inventory, Downtown San Diego
Filed Under categories: Buying, Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use, Real Estate News, Selling
posted by Raye on September 18th, 2007
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If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it a thousand times: “There’s too much inventory downtown. It’s a bubble! It’s going to burst! Prices will fall like a stone!” Well, hysterics aside, let’s take a look at the real picture which means, the big picture which means, taking the long term view as well as the current view and combining it with some important economic factors. Then, I believe the hysteria will melt away and in the foreseeable future, San Diego downtown will rise again with a vengeance. The following article by Alan Nevin of Marketpointe Realty Advisors, featured in the September 2007 Metropolitan Magazine, is a great, well researched article and helps outline and clarify the facts. I invite your feedback and look forward to your responses. Excerpt:
Downtown’s Shrinking New Condo Inventory As builders stop building, the supply of homes no longer is bottomless It has been almost a year since we broached the topic of the Downtown condominium market in this column. Yes, things have changed, and despite the glut of negative press, the glut of condominiums some predicted has not materialized, and business isn’t so bad. The resale market is holding up rather nicely. The inventory of active resale listings at the end of July was 492 compared to 613 one year ago. Days on market remain at about 90. That is a lot longer than ordinary (60 days), but condominiums are selling.
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But First, This Is Downtown Today
Filed Under categories: Buying, Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use, Real Estate News
posted by Kea on August 29th, 2007
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CCDC’s Summer 2007 Downtown Today magazine is now available!
This bi-annual publication provides all of the latest updates and developments in downtown including, Tweet Street Park, parking, CCDC Awards, Park-to-Bay Link, Affordable Housing, restoration of the historic Balboa Theatre, North Embarcadero Visionary Plan, Navy Broadway Complex, C-Street Revitalization, Children’s Park and Museum, Public Infrastructure projects, new trolley station, downtown Quiet Zone, Pinnacle Park and downtown retail.
Click here to read Downtown Today Summer 2007
Save Your Sole!
Filed Under categories: Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use
posted by Kea on August 16th, 2007
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Anthology: San Diego’s newest Jazz/Supper Club
Filed Under categories: Downtown, Little Italy, News You Can Use, Restaurant Review
posted by Raye on July 25th, 2007
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Something special has emerged in San Diego. More specifically, something special and exciting has been unveiled in Little Italy downtown and word is spreading fast. This new jazz/supper club is not only visually beautiful, but brings a whole new level of sophistication to the San Diego music scene. Howard Berkson, developer and music aficionado, started with a warehouse on India Street and a vision. The developer side of him built six stories of office condos which are 80% sold. The music lover pursued his dream and created Anthology.
North Embarcadero Visionary Plan Meeting
Filed Under categories: Columbia District, Core, Downtown, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use, Real Estate News
posted by Kea on July 24th, 2007
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Thursday, July 26, 2007, 2:00 pm
Where: Port of San Diego Administration Building, 3165 Pacific Highway
Agenda includes presentations for Lane Field, Irvine, Bosa and Navy Broadway Complex and information about the Broadway and B Street Pier projects.
Click here to view the full agenda and additional information.
Downtown San Diego Neighborhoods
Filed Under categories: Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use
posted by Raye on July 17th, 2007
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The redevelopment and revitalization of San Diego’s downtown neighborhoods is quickly becoming a west coast phenomenon
Emerging as a world-class Pacific Rim city, the skyline is changing rapidly and incorporating soaring new high-rises amidst colorful and historic treasures from the city’s early beginnings. Without much argument, San Diego enjoys the best weather in the country year round. Ask anyone who lives or visits here to verify that fact. Besides the weather, a World Class Zoo, beaches and Balboa Park museums to enjoy, there are endless varieties of sports and activities for every interest.
Today there are eight separate districts in this 2.2 square mile downtown, each with a separate and distinctive charm. From Cortez Hill with stunning views of city and bay to the newly emerging Columbia District on the North Embarcadero there are many diverse and exciting areas to explore.
Advantages of using a Downtown Realtor
Filed Under categories: Buying, Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use, Real Estate News, Selling
posted by Raye on July 16th, 2007
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At the risk of angering some of my colleagues with this article, I’m going to go out on a limb here and state my case which ultimately, will show the benefits to all parties – buyers, sellers and agents. Downtown San Diego is quickly becoming a national and international destination. People are relocating here for work, retirement, second, third and fourth homes and demand is stimulating the growth. That growth translates into high rises that are rapidly changing the skyline. Views today – maybe not tomorrow.
Being informed and up to date on proposed projects and approved projects and their impact on existing high rises is of critical importance. Buyers need to know before making an offer what their view is going to look like two, three, five, ten years from now. This is a disclosure like any other disclosure in real estate. More than once, I have heard an out of area agent dispensing inaccurate information. My dilemma becomes, “Should I correct them and risk offending or say nothing and both of us face a future lawsuit for failure to disclose pertinent information?”
Little Italy
Filed Under categories: Downtown, Little Italy, News You Can Use
posted by Raye on July 9th, 2007
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On the northern edge of San Diego Bay, the sloping landscape was once the home to a very successful tuna fishing industry. Many Italian families flourished in this business for several generations and lived and work in this neighborhood. Today this area has developed to a unique area with wonderful restaurants, shops, galleries, cafes and several annual popular street events. New residential projects are joining the existing developments and trying to keep pace with the demand. In addition to Treo, Aqua Vista, La Vida, Doma and others, new and exciting high rises are under way including Embassy 1414, Aperture, Breeza and Sapphire Tower.
Click here for a map, list of businesses and restaurants and upcoming events in Little Italy.