Create a free digital slideshow This Downtown San Diego Condo in M2i located in the East Village/Ballpark District is a contemporary and elegant West facing loft like unit on the top floor and is renting for $2,650/month. From the entrance of #717 you are struck by both the contemporary and simplistic design style of Continue…
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The City of San Diego has decided to move one step closet to getting a homeless center in Downtown San Diego. The $31 million one stop service and housing center could be located in the old World Trade Center building in the Little Italy District. The City voted to enter exclusive talks with a development Continue…
Interested in watching a movie under the stars in downtown San Diego’s charming Little Italy? Granted, the movie-Marcello, Marcello-is in subtitles but it’s purpose is to kick off FESTA! and bring neighbors together for entertainment outdoors. Serata Al Cinema is located on W Fir Street between India and Columbia. The show begins at 6:30 pm Continue…
The Port of San Diego in cooperation with hotel developers have approved the Lane Field Hotel Park plan to create more park space down by the Embarcadero in Downtown San Diego. The park will be located about 150 feet from Harbor Drive just around the corner from The Grande at Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Continue…
Throwing a dinner party? Craving a bottle of wine and baguette? Hungry for a hearty sandwich? Have delicious cheeses but need bread? Go to Bread on Market. Artisanal, always homemade, bread from a bakery whose primary focus is quality not quantity-you can’t go wrong. A local bakery for the past 7 years, Bread on Market Continue…
San Diego’s largest waterfront hotel in the Marina District in Downtown San Diego is planning a $200 million renovation that will include a promenade with palm trees and a clear view of the water and with direct access to the San Diego Harbor. The ambitious remodel is focused in part on enhancing convention and meeting Continue…
The Blue line which run from San Ysidro to Old Town and was a part of the original Trolley system in Downtown San Diego will receive a facelift over the next three years that will cost about $600 million in state, local and federal money. This line is about 18.8 miles and features older cars Continue…
As a resident of downtown San Diego’s East Village, homelessness is something I witness daily. It pulls at my heart strings because I had an uncle who was homeless and passed away while living on the streets. But homeless children, that’s beyond heartbreaking. Over 350 children a year are homeless and in need of care Continue…
I’m sure at some point you noticed, on the corner of Market and 5th Ave (where Z Gallery used to live),windows lined with Chef Brian Malarkey’s mug atop various bodies to hide-and hype-the construction of his new restaraunt. At first glance I thought, how obnoxious, but on the other hand, I’ve eaten at Oceanaire, seen Continue…
Do you enjoy walking among the creative art pieces along the Embarcadero in the Columbia District in Downtown San Diego? Would you like to maybe own one to put in your Downtown San Diego Condo or Loft? Take advantage of the opportunity to become an owner of one of 30 sculptures currently on display. Prices Continue…
The East Village Community Action Network is a collection of East Village residents who share a common interest in the positive development of this budding neighborhood. It’s open to renters, home owners, business owners and the like who care to see and contribute to the growth of this area of Downtown San Diego. This group Continue…
Are you excited about the game tonight between San Diego vs. San Francisco and would like to come down and get in the mood before the game? The East Village Association are behind the idea of this fabulous block party right outside the gates of Petco Park on J Street between 7th and 9th Ave Continue…
If you are a friend of this distilled spirit, I have an event for you. At the Mingei International Museum, in Balboa Park, over 60 bottles of tequila are on a mini-exhibit. Why, you ask. Well, think about it. Tequila is a culture and this culture has inspired an art of its own in the Continue…
An update of the project of expanding the San Diego Convention Center in the Marina District in Downtown San Diego and hotel development was received Tuesday September 07, 2010. The Board of Port Commissioners told staff to begin the environmental process which includes beginning the selection process this month for a consultant to conduct an Continue…
Days ago, the international exhibition, Art of Photography, opened at the Lyceum Theater in the Gaslamp District. Downtown San Diego has had the honor of hosting this event since 2006 and I, for one, cannot wait to head over and check it all out…and for good reason. This exhibition is judged by a museum curator Continue…
The Little Italy Association is a collection of residents including Downtown San Diego Condo homeowners and Downtown San Diego Loft homeowners in the Little Italy District who share a common interest in the positive development of this budding neighborhood. Its open to renters, business owners and for anyone who care to see and contribute to Continue…
Are you struggling with mortgage payments and would like some guidance on how you can contact and work with mortgage companies to find solutions? Check out Fannie Mae’s new website www.KnowYourOptions.com. This site was launshed in early August and is a new consumer education website that help home owners who are a little lost in Continue…
Ahhhh, a walkable lifestyle. Nothing brings me greater pleasure than avoiding my car in favor of using my feet. Living in downtown San Diego nurtures this habit, and we have high Walk Scores to prove it. Hoofing it to shops, restaurants and grocery stores is not only beneficial to the environment but our waistlines as Continue…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1cwFaMtS1Q Living on the top floor of The Mark, with sweeping views of downtown San Diego and it’s bay, has become available and let me tell you, it’s one heck of a view…and opportunity. There are only a half dozen of these types of units downtown so it is unique to say the least. Continue…