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Ballpark - East Village

Once home to art studios, soup kitchens, warehouses, and a large homeless population, the East Village would not be recognized today; though, it is fiercely holding onto its arts community. While much of downtown was metamorphosing into a shopping, office and housing mecca, East Village was the neighborhood few people would dare venture into, that is, until it became the chosen site for a new Padr...

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Bankers Hill

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Columbia

Downtown’s Columbia neighborhood consists of the area between the waterfront and Union, Ash and F streets. Broadway is downtown's ceremonial main street, with medians filled with lush foliage and lighted banners proclaiming a hearty "Welcome!" to the area. Opportunities in this neighborhood are resulting from the new residential, hotel and office buildings being add...

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Core

Downtown’s Core neighborhood is the center of San Diego's central business district that spans between A and E streets between Union and Twelfth. Alonzo Horton began hotel and retail developments here in the 1860s and in the 1920s saw the addition of several grand theatres. This urban center began to decline through the 1960s until the Centre City Development Corporation&rsqu...

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Cortez Hill

Anyone who has driven down Cortez Hill on Ash Street in the spring can recall the beauty of lavender jacaranda trees against San Diego's blue sky and bay. One of the City's oldest residential neighborhoods, it was named for the historic El Cortez Hotel. Views include Balboa Park, the bay and ocean beyond, and the urban scene below. Victorian homes dot the area, along with condominiums and ...

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Gaslamp

The Gaslamp Quarter is one of San Diego’s most popular and vibrant neighborhoods, lined with trendy bars, brand name and independent shops, and a vast array of restaurants. This effervescent district is housed in a dichotomy of historical and newer urban developments. Named for the gas lamps that lined the streets, the Gaslamp Quarter hasn’t always worn such a clean suit. I...

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Little Italy

In the earlier part of the 20th century, the northern shore of the San Diego Bay, was home to many Italian and Portuguese fishermen who sailed from San Diego Bay in search of tuna and other deep-sea sport and commercial fish. With a decline in the tuna industry, and the construction of Interstate 5 in the early 1970s, the neighborhood was disrupted and endured decades of depreciation.&...

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Marina

Bordered by the Colombia district, Gaslamp Quarter, and the San Diego Marina, the Marina District, at one time was occupied with not much more than hefty warehouses and vacant lots. Beginning in the early 1980s, redevelopment sky-rocketed; and today, the Marina District is one of San Diego's most beautiful and desirable neighborhoods. Characterized by open space, educational and cultural...

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