This ethnically and socially diverse community enjoys a variety of shops and neighborhood organizations and is very convenient to freeways and public transportation. The state-of-the-art community center and shopping district includes a new massive Albertsons Food Store Shopping Center, a drive-through Starbucks and many new restaurants. Adjacent to the new community center is a Public Park with a large community pool, entertainment stage and sports fields.
House styles range from small craftsman and Spanish style to one to three bedroom homes and affordable condos. There are many 2-6 unit rentals properties and apartment buildings available. There is a dense population in City Heights that readily supports an investment property owner in their acquisition of tenants.
Originally, this was the area that supported the new immigrants from Mexico, Vietnam then Ethiopia and Somalia. These rich cultures create a most colorful and interesting mix of beautiful people and fascinating traditions. Still, the influx of businesses and new construction to the neighborhood and the close proximity to the hip North Park and Hillcrest has helped to increase home values in the past decade. City Heights is only 1.5 miles from the campus of San Diego State University.
There is no place to go but UP...with prices now from $160,000 for a small condo, up to $900,000 for a multi-unit investment property. This area is gaining quickly in popularity, so be prepared to act rapidly if you want to live or invest in this desirable community.
As a dynamic REALTOR in the City Heights community for the last 7 years, Andrea Wagman-Christian is a wonderful resource for your real estate buying, selling or property management questions. As an investor and Property Manager of multiple units and properties in the 92105 and as an active Real Estate Agent for many buyers and sellers in the community, Andrea Wagman-Christian has her finger on the pulse of City Heights.
Call Andrea at (619) 972-0810 or Email her at Andrea4SD@aol.com.Where is the Best Kept Secret for Buying Real Estate in San Diego?
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if you have time to write the 1st chapter of a very boring book.Where is the Best Kept Secret for Buying Real Estate in San Diego?
City Heights is not a good area, has one of the highest crime rates in the San Diego County area. The reason why so many great prices is becase no one wants to live there--unfortunately the diversity in the area hasn't had a good impact. (Sources: I live near there %26amp; my husband is a SDPD.)
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