• Horton Plaza - Gaslamp Quarter

  • Named for the historic Horton Plaza Park, Downtown’s redevelopment began with the opening of the Horton Plaza shopping and entertainment center in 1985. The 15-block area is the center of Downtown’s commercial activity and includes high-rise office buildings, stores, hotels, theaters and restaurants. San Diego’s Walk of Fame features statues of Alonzo Horton, former Mayor and Governor Pete Wilson, and Horton Plaza developer Ernest Hahn. The historic Balboa Theatre, one of the oldest performing arts venues in San Diego, was completely restored by CCDC, on behalf of the Redevelopment Agency, and reopened as a live performance and conference venue in 2008. Revitalization has spilled into the Gaslamp Quarter where Alonzo Horton first encouraged Downtown’s redevelopment in the 1870s by building a wharf at the foot of Fifth Avenue to facilitate trade with the area’s retail stores. The 16.5-block neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the 94 structures identified as historically or architecturally significant now house more than 100 restaurants and nightclubs, movie theaters, stores, offices, galleries and lofts. Yearly events, including Mardi Gras, Taste of Gaslamp and ShamROCK draw thousands of visitors to experience the vibrant and unique atmosphere.

  • For Sale

  • Gaslamp City Square

  • 450 J Street (Phase 1) and 445 Island Avenue (Phase 2)

  • Block bounded by Fifth Avenue, J Street, Fourth and Island avenues

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  • 7 stories, 120 units (Phase 1), 7 stories, 103 units (Phase 2)
  • Studios, one and two bedrooms
  • Housing Type: Condominiums
  • Parking: 318 spaces (Phase 1) 250 spaces (Phase 2)
  • Completion: 2006

  • Historic Old City Hall

  • 433 G Street

  • South side of G Street between Fourth and Fifth avenues

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  • 4 stories, 8 units
  • Housing Type: Lofts
  • Parking: None
  • Completion: December 1995

  • Meridian

  • 700 Front Street

  • Block bounded by Front, F, Union and G streets

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  • 27 stories, 172 units
  • One, two, three bedrooms and penthouses
  • Housing Type: Condominiums
  • Parking: 309 spaces
  • Completion: July 1985

  • Trellis Fifth Avenue

  • 530 K Street

  • North side of K Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues

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  • 11 stories, 149 units
  • Studios, one bedrooms with den and two bedrooms
  • Housing Type: Condominiums
  • Parking: 220 spaces
  • Completion: April 2005