Taking at dip in San Diego at 600 feet is now a reality! In a city known for ocean views and rooftop lounges, 800 Broadway is raising the bar—literally. The newly opened apartment tower in Downtown San Diego now boasts the highest swimming pool in San Diego County, perched atop its 40th floor at ... » Learn More about The Tallest Pool in San Diego? A New Luxury Apartment Tower Makes a Splash
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Should You Live at La Vita in Little Italy San Diego?
Is Living at La Vita in Little Italy San Diego the Right Choice? If you're exploring Downtown San Diego condos for sale and have your eye on the trendy Little Italy San Diego neighborhood, the iconic La Vita condominiums should be at the top of your list. Located in the heart of 92101, this ... » Learn More about Should You Live at La Vita in Little Italy San Diego?
Why the San Diego Housing Market Is About to Get More Expensive in 2025
The San Diego Housing Market Is About to Get a Lot More Expensive The national housing market is facing a wave of uncertainty, and San Diego is no exception. According to geopolitical expert Peter Zeihan, several major economic and policy shifts are beginning to hit the housing industry hard — with ... » Learn More about Why the San Diego Housing Market Is About to Get More Expensive in 2025
Avoid Living at Electra in Downtown San Diego?
Should You Consider Electra San Diego Condos for Sale? Electra Condos in Downtown San Diego may seem appealing at first glance, but before you fall in love with the towering elegance and unbeatable views, you should understand exactly what you're getting into. Located at 700 W. E Street in the ... » Learn More about Avoid Living at Electra in Downtown San Diego?
San Diego Housing Market Update: Signs of a Spring 2025 Slowdown
San Diego Real Estate Market Update – What You Need to Know Right Now (Spring 2025) If you’ve been watching the San Diego housing market closely, you've probably noticed some shifts happening beneath the surface. While we’re not in a full-on slowdown yet, data from the past few weeks points to ... » Learn More about San Diego Housing Market Update: Signs of a Spring 2025 Slowdown
