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But First, This is Downtown Today

Downtown Today CCDC 2010CCDC’s Downtown Magazine
2010 Annual Project Update

Winter/Spring 2010 - Issue 61
This publication provides all of the latest updates and developments in downtown including neighborhood improvements, C Street safety enhancements, parking, parks, restoring Asian district, San Diego quiet zone, Harbor Drive pedestrian bridge construction, C Street, Civic Center complex, cruise ship terminal, North Embarcadero Visionary Plan (NEVP), convention center expansion, 14th & Island park, East Village fire station, dog park, Main library, Bayside fire station, residential projects, commercial projects, old police headquarters, and more!

Click here to read Downtown Today 2010 Annual Project Update
Click here to browse previous issues of Downtown Today

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2009 Downtown Living Guide

Downtown San Diego Quiet Zone Update

Downtown San Diego Quiet ZoneAttention Sleep Deprived Citizens of Downtown San Diego!

UPDATE
SD Quiet Zone Project Bid Opening 2/25/10
Location: City of SD Purchasing & Contracts Dept
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Contact: Scott Johnson, johnson@ccdc.com

Original post April 9 2009 - It appears that the sale of ear plugs, sleeping pills and noise reducing devices might be on the decline SOON. The word at a meeting of the “people who know” confirmed that we are 99.9% on line to have the Downtown San Diego Quiet Zone become a reality.

The Downtown San Diego Quiet Zone will be the largest (with 13 at-grade rail crossings) quiet zone in the United States. Not only is the physical area it encompasses large, but it required 6 different railway users (Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway BNSF, San Diego Trolley, San Diego Imperial Valley Railway SDIV, North County Transit District NCTD, COASTER, Amtrak). It is nothing short of a small miracle that the residents of downtown who have been living with the horns waking them for years are still.

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Have I Got A Deal For You!!!

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Featured Home: Marina District, Horizons

510 First Avenue, San Diego CA 92101
2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,770 sq.ft.
$679,000

Downtown San Diego is beginning to see a revival and stirring of renewed interest. Perhaps the fence sitters are reading the news and realizing waiting for some apocalypse to signal the bottom may not be the wisest choice. The bottom is somewhere between then and now and while interest rates are low, sellers are motivated and prices are below 2005 levels, it’s time to get off the fence and make an offer! (Unless, of course you think that fence is going to appreciate more than the real estate you buy today in the next 5 to 7 years). Read the rest of this entry »

But First, This Is Downtown Today

downtown-today-san-diego-ccdc-2009CCDC’s Downtown Magazine - 2009 Annual Project Update

This publication provides all of the latest updates and developments in downtown including, Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge Construction, Coffee With CCDC, establishing a Downtown Quiet Zone, Downtown Neighborhoods, Broadway Cruise Ship Terminal, C Street Revitalization Master Plan, Fire Station Rehabilitation, Civic Center Complex, North Embarcadero Visionary Plan (NEVP), Convention Center Expansion, Main Library, Old Police Headquarters & Park Project, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Lane Field and more!

Click here to read Downtown Today 2009 Annual Project Update
Click here to browse previous issues of Downtown Today

Related Posts:
2009 Downtown Living Guide

It’s Here! Downtown Living Guide

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Your Guide to Downtown San Diego Housing

This informative guide created by the CCDC includes up to date information including, parks, Clean & Safe neighborhood, the Quiet Zone, Affordable Housingand a full list of available housing for sale and rent listed by neighborhood. Read the rest of this entry »

Park Place Bargain!!!

park-place-downtown-townhomesBargain at Park Place, Downtown San Diego

Built in 2003 at the west end of the Marina District, Park Place has become one of the best addresses in the real estate game. This 30 story tower built by Bosa Development of Vancouver, Canada exudes luxury and understated class. The 178 units are well appointed and boast high end appliance packages, hardwood flooring, solid wood doors, pool, spa, gym, gorgeous common areas and excellent security and management.

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Breaking into the Old Police Headquarters!

Old Police Headquarters Downtown San DiegoIt was another gorgeous Saturday afternoon in San Diego and while the sun was setting, I strolled along the waterfront enjoying all the wonderful and beautiful things this great city has to offer. On the way back to my condo I passed the Old Police Headquarters(21.3 acres located south of Harbor Drive between Pacific Highway and Kettner Blvd) which is now surrounded by chain link fence with a solid green cover preventing even the slightest peak inside. This has been irritating to me since I am particularly interested in seeing this project get off the ground and my curiosity is killing me.

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Top 3 Floorplans Downtown San Diego

Downtown San Diego Top Floor Plans

(In My Humble Opinion)

Most of the time, the first thing people request from me as an agent is to show them units with a view. And, nine times out to ten, when they say view, they mean water. More experienced downtown dwellers realize that water is nice during the day, but night time is much more dramatic if the view is combined with city lights. After the initial hysteria dies down regarding views and the associated costs, attention usually becomes focused on the unit itself. It is a different process for everyone, but evaluating the floor plan

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Downtown San Diego District Map


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12 Reasons For Downtown to Blossom

Downtown San Diego Market Alan Nevin Real EstateI was sent this 8 year old article

A Dozen Dynamite Reasons Why Downtown San Diego Will Fragrantly Blossom This Decade

by the writer Alan Nevin and found it incredibly accurate then and still applicable today. I have been saying for years that this is a city whose time has come and despite the current economic speed bumps, there are no permanent roadblocks to stop the eventual completion of downtown. I have met and talked with several developers and their faith and investment in San Diego is still strong.

Now is the time for those people waiting on the sidelines who did not jump in and join the frenzy to come out and buy. Prices have fallen to 2004 and 2005 levels. Will they go lower? Maybe. Mostly they will fall in the less desirable buildings. Regardless, don’t get greedy, get rich in real estate and shop downtown.

Click here to read article: A Dozen Dynamite Reasons Why Downtown San Diego Will Fragantly Blossom This Decade. by Alan Nevin, MarketPointe Realty Advisors, 9/2000.

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