THE REGENCY CONDOMINIUMS: 2266 Grand Ave, San Diego, CA 92109
- Bedrooms: 1-2
- Bathrooms: 1-2
- Price Range (as of Nov 2014): $200,000-$300,000
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The tourism industry is among the top three driving forces of the local economy. Responsible for 165,000 jobs, drawing over 33 million visitors every year and producing $388 million in local and state tax revenue, visitors flock to San Diego. The year round climate, large coastline and plethora of outdoor activity causes a large summer time population growth in the city’s beach communities. Pacific Beach, with its boating, swimming, sailing, surfing and beach lounging options, is in the middle of it all. The Regency Condominiums, offering one or two bedrooms and one or two bathroom floor plans is an affordable housing option in an otherwise high-cost city. Units are in the 700+ square foot range, priced between $200,000 and $300,000. The median listing price in Pacific Beach is $831,196, and the average home cost in the city of San Diego is above $400,000.
A perfect combination of amenities and location, condo owners at the Regency Condominiums get the best of both worlds. A pool and recreation room are on site. A community laundry room is open to residents. Units are adjoined with balconies, and a common yard area allows for socializing with fellow residents, and hosting guests is made easier by the available visitor parking on the street. Units come with one assigned parking space. Residents are given a certain piece of mind as the building is secured. On busy Grand Avenue; the security of the Regency Condominiums makes a reprieve from active Pacific Beach possible.
A pet-friendly building, multiple dog parks are in the general vicinity of the Regency Condominiums. Capehart Dog Park, only a half mile away is in easy walking distance. The leash free Cadman Dog Park, Kate O Sessions Park and Mission Bay Park are all less than two miles away.
Close to bars, restaurants and shopping, occupants of the Regency are never at a shortage of fun. Close to the 5 and the 8 travelling downtown is relatively easy. The closeness to the freeway also makes transit to other areas of the city and county hassle free. Although the San Diego Trolley does not make stops in Pacific Beach, multiple bus routes connect the neighborhood with other parts of the city. The 27 bus makes a trip to Kearny Mesa and Clairemont. The 30 travels to La Jolla, Old Town and Downtown and the 8 goes to Mission Beach.
