Gaslamp, Downtown San Diego

The Gaslamp is the most well-known neighborhood of Downtown San Diego. Gaslamp Condos, Lofts and Penthouses are located in the neighborhood where the most active nightlife occurs. You will find fine dining, shops, office, retail loft space, and nightlife entertainment almost door to door. This neighborhood is also referred to as the Gaslamp Quarter.

The Gaslamp Quarter consists of 16 1/2 city blocks containing 94 historical buildings, residential condo complexes, apartment, lofts, office, and retail space in the heart of Downtown San Diego. It borders Marina, East Village, the Columbia District and the Core District. Gaslamp Lofts and Condos can be found in Gaslamp City Square, Crown Bay and Trellis. It is here that many of the Downtown San Diego festivities and events take place. Some of the most well-known are Mardi Gras, St. Patrick’s Day, Street Scene Music Festival, ShamROCK, and Taste of Gaslamp.

The Gaslamp is a historic neighborhood that has been named “Gaslamp Quarter Historic District” by the National Register of Historic Places. Its development started back in the 1860s when Alonzo Horton purchased a piece of land and had the intention of creating a city close to the bay. It’s name was drawn from the gas lamps that originally lined the streets. The Gaslamp was well positioned for urban renewal in the 1980s and 1990s as interest in preserving the historic neighborhood increased. In 1985, the Horton Plaza shopping center opened up, the first sign of substantial redevelopment. Today, the Gaslamp is a dynamic business district.

Gaslamp Condos and Gaslamp Lofts are represented by the location when it comes to price per square foot even though several new retail, commercial, and residential projects are planned. Some new development plans Civic San Diego is currently entertaining are the Horton Plaza Expansion, the Gaslamp Square Park, and Balboa Theatre Build Out.

Buyers who choose to invest in the Gaslamp are also thinking about location, location, location, as well as looking for an active lifestyle that is in the middle of it all.

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Living in Gaslamp

Crown Bay, Gaslamp

5/5    Built in 2001    6 stories    86 units

Crown Bay Condos are located in a mid-rise complex right on the border of the Gaslamp and the Marina neighborhoods across from the San Diego Convention Center and the Martin Luther King Promenade. The...

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Gaslamp City Square, Gaslamp

5/5    Built in 2004    6 stories    88 units

Gaslamp City Square Condos have a superb location in a mid-rise building that sits right in the middle of the historic Gaslamp Quarter. Gaslamp City Square encompasses the corners of J Street, Island ...

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Hard Rock Hotel, Gaslamp

5/5    Built in 2007    5 stories    420 units

Hard Rock Hotel Condos for sale are located in the historical Gaslamp Quarter of Downtown San Diego. Condos for sale at this popular hotel provide the home owner with only 28 days per year of actual o...

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Trellis, Gaslamp

5/5    Built in 2005    10 stories    149 units

Trellis Condos and Trellis Lofts are located in a more upscale building compared to the other residential Gaslamp Condo complexes. With a desirable location in the middle of the Gaslamp neighborhood a...

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Gaslamp Condos and Lofts for sale

The Gaslamp is the most well-known neighborhood of Downtown San Diego. Gaslamp Condos, Lofts and Penthouses are located in the neighborhood where the most active nightlife occurs. You will find fine dining, shops, office, retail loft space, and nightlife entertainment almost door to door. This neighborhood is also referred to as the Gaslamp Quarter.

The Gaslamp Quarter consists of 16 1/2 city blocks containing 94 historical buildings, residential condo complexes, apartment, lofts, office, and retail space in the heart of Downtown San Diego. It borders Marina, East Village, the Columbia District and the Core District. Gaslamp Lofts and Condos can be found in Gaslamp City Square, Crown Bay and Trellis. It is here that many of the Downtown San Diego festivities and events take place. Some of the most well-known are Mardi Gras, St. Patrick’s Day, Street Scene Music Festival, ShamROCK, and Taste of Gaslamp.

The Gaslamp is a historic neighborhood that has been named “Gaslamp Quarter Historic District” by the National Register of Historic Places. Its development started back in the 1860s when Alonzo Horton purchased a piece of land and had the intention of creating a city close to the bay. It’s name was drawn from the gas lamps that originally lined the streets. The Gaslamp was well positioned for urban renewal in the 1980s and 1990s as interest in preserving the historic neighborhood increased. In 1985, the Horton Plaza shopping center opened up, the first sign of substantial redevelopment. Today, the Gaslamp is a dynamic business district.

Gaslamp Condos and Gaslamp Lofts are represented by the location when it comes to price per square foot even though several new retail, commercial, and residential projects are planned. Some new development plans Civic San Diego is currently entertaining are the Horton Plaza Expansion, the Gaslamp Square Park, and Balboa Theatre Build Out.

Buyers who choose to invest in the Gaslamp are also thinking about location, location, location, as well as looking for an active lifestyle that is in the middle of it all.