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Downtown San Diego

The perfect combination of activity and relaxation.

Welcome to Downtown San Diego

San Diego's Downtown is one of the most unique hubs of any city in California.  The Gaslamp District on 5th Street provides a vast array of multicultural options for dining, entertainment, shopping, dancing, and live music.  The Amtrak train station drops you right in the middle of the action; blocks from the harbor, the Convention Center, the airport, and the central business hub of the city.

Although many people think of business or a night out when considering Downtown, there are a growing number of families who have moved into the area, preferring a metropolitan lifestyle to that of a typical suburb.  Downtown San Diego has a number of great Public Schools, many cultural institutions, and a deep sense of community.  Geographically the area is relatively small, which fosters a sense of inclusion and unity among residents.

The Convention Center brings thousands of business professionals to the city each year, which contributes to the diversity in Downtown, and ensures healthy consistency for the small businesses in the area.

Petco Park, the home of the Padres, is known for being one of the most uniquely designed stadiums in California.   In addition to baseball games, the stadium plays host to a plethora of concerts, Monster Truck Rallies, Antique Car Shows, and many more events.  When you live in Downtown, there is always something to do, somewhere to go, and something new to see.

Unique Attractions

~ Petco Park

~ Seaport Village

~ USS Midway Museum

~ Gaslamp District

~ Balboa Park

~ Museum of Man

~ The Old Globe Theater

~ Little Italy

~ The San Diego Zoo

~ Waterfront Park

~ Sea World

~ The Spanish Village

~ Old Town San Diego

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Population: 34,500

Area Feel: Dense Urban

Median Home Value: $652,175

Schools

It is becoming more and more popular for families to live in the city itself, wanting their children to experience the varied opportunities that an urban setting can offer.  Downtown has great options for schools at each grade level; you can find a full list of all available options based on your specific address by visiting their website.

Elementary Schools

Washington Elementary School

Sherman Elementary School

Urban Discovery Academy

Middle Schools

Museum Middle School

Roosevelt Middle School

KIPP Adelante Academy

High Schools

San Diego High School

King Chavez High School

E3 Civic High School

Commutability

Downtown San Diego is bordered by several main freeways; I-5, the I-15, the 94, and the 163.

Once off the freeway, one can travel easily via any of the cross-city thoroughfares, including Broadway, Market, and A Street.

Harbor Drive runs along the water, spanning all of Downtown San Diego from the Barrio Logan to San Diego International Airport.

The Convention Center is located on Harbor Drive, five minutes from the arrival terminal at SAN. There are also several well known Hotels for business travelers and vacationers.

The Amtrak Surfliner's most southern stop is in the heart of Downtown San Diego. From this station, one can take a bus, a trolley, or a metro line to get around the city or travel to one of the surrounding areas.

Community

#2 "Best Counties to Live in California"

Over 2,400 conventions held in DTSD per year

The Most Cultural Activities available in the County

Well Developed Public Transportation System

Ferry Landing for crossing to Coronado

New Buildings both Residential and Business

                                  What Residents Say...

"There are so many things to do in Downtown! Even though we've lived here for 12 years, every weekend is a new adventure.  A lot of people think of the downtown part of a city as a fast-paced, business-oriented sector, but in San Diego it's completely different.  We enjoy Waterfront Park, watching concerts at the Embarcadero, and go out to eat in Little Italy."