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Restaurant/Retail
For Lease
500 - 1,700 SF
Fifth Ave &
Laurel St
Laurel Bay
LAUREL ST
COURT YARD AREA
The
AVAILABLE
500 SF
Property
FIFTH AVE
2420 Fifth Ave
415-B Laurel St
AVAILABLE
1,700 SF
Phenomenal signage and Restaurant in the heart of On-site commercial garage
frontage on desirable 5th Ave & Bankers Hill next to Starbucks, parking
Laurel St sidewalk with patio seating
Close proximity to Little Italy,
Great opportunity to join recent Forner beauty studio and retail Downtown, San Diego Bay, and
development in Bankers Hill space San Diego International Airport
2420 Fifth Ave
415-B Laurel St
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Laurel
Bay DOWNTOWN
CORONADO POINT LOMA
3100 3076-88
3060 6TH AVE 7TH AVE 3288
6TH AVE
70 UNITS 150 UNITS 5TH AVE 3450 SD AIRPORT
3RD AVE
100 UNITS
101 UNITS
68 UNITS
3510
FRONT ST
3415 3535 91 UNITS
666 6TH AVE 1ST AVE
UPAS ST 15 UNITS 3534 120 UNITS
150 UNITS 5TH AVE
141 UNITS
3650
3630 5TH AVE
6TH AVE 140 UNITS
64 UNITS
3634-35
7TH AVE
200 UNITS
5TH
AV E
7T
In the Path of Redevelopment
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Downtown Uptown
17,155 3,568 6,554 21,741 431 468
Existing Units Under Construction Units Proposed Units Existing Units Under Construction Units Proposed Units
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The Location
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YO The neighborhood of Bankers Hill benefits from convenient
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MAPLE ST access to restaurants, shopping, Balboa Park, and downtown.
4 UNITS
There are several new luxury residential developments and the
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KET
area has a Walkscore of 92 out of 100, meaning this location
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is a Walker’s Paradise and most errands and amenities can be
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3 UNITS
TNE
LAUREL ST EL PRADO
accessed on foot.
BIA
U/C 54 57
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Laurel Bay KALMIA ST BALBOA
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The Casbah
1 33 Juicecrafters
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CURLEW ST
58
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El Camino Caffe Italia
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59 3 James Coffee Co 35 Napizza
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4 Loading Dock 36 Filippi’s Pizza Grotto
3 JUNIPER ST
Nolita Hall Mimmo’s Italian Village
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5 37
60
PAC
56 UNITS
BALBOA DR
BRANT ST
6 Crack Shack 38 Cafe Zucchero
4 PROPOSED
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5 Bird Rock Coffee Little Italy Food Hall
FIC
7
ALBATROSS ST 39
ST 61
ER RakiRaki Ramen Salt & Straw
NIP
8 40
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8 9 Bottlecraft 41 Prepkitchen
6
Juniper & Ivy Ironside Fish & Oyster
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10 42
10 13
85 UNITS Herb & Wood Buon Appetito
12 ST 11 43
VY PROPOSED
WI HAWTHORN ST
11
12 Carruth Wine Cellars 44 Lofty
5 TH AVE
6 TH AVE
14
13 Ballast Point 45 Pappalecco
15
14 Bobboi Gelato 46 Queenstown Public
16
House
ST Zinque
R N 20 21 15
H O GRAPE ST Hane Sushi
WT
47
SuperNatural
FRONT ST
16
A 22 30 UNITS
WH Sandwiches Parc Bistro-Braserie
48
PROPOSED
19 33 UNITS Waterfront bar & Grill Barrio Star
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18 PROPOSED 18 Kettner Exchange 50 The Market Place
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28 FIR ST
31 4 TH AVE
19 Shake Shack 51 Mister A’s
2 ND AVE
3 RD AVE
1 ST AVE
29
26 30
63 20 Starbucks 52 WestBean
32
24 25 Mona Lisa Hachi Ramen
23 IR ST 21 53
WF 9 UNITS
36
19 UNITS ELM ST U/C
22 Mikellar 54 Corner Drafthouse
PAC IF IC
37 BUILT 2020 23 Cafe Gratitude 55 Starbucks
33
38 24 Underbelly 56 Pie Craft
34
35
39 25 Monello 57 Cucina Urbana
W DATE ST 26 Bencotto 58 Imperial House
HWY
40
27 Bolt Brewery 59 Azuki Sushi
41
43 28 Cloak & Petal 60 Hob Nob
42
44 45 29 Barbusa 61 Banker’s Hill
W CEDAR ST CEDAR ST 30 Born & Raised 62 Wet Stone
46
31 Harumama 63 The Balboa
32 Glass Door
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Bankers Hill Yesterday Bankers Hill Tomorrow
Bankers Hill/Park West is a prestigious uptown San Diego enclave distinguished by its spectacular Residential development is expected to continue along the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth avenue
views, historic estates, and myriad of cultural offerings. Developed in 1890, the area acquired the corridors with an extended mix of high-rise and mid-rise buildings.
name “Bankers Hill” because of its reputation as a home for the affluent.
Bankers Hill is an ideal location for additional housing. It’s adjacent to employment centers, walkable,
The quiet neighborhood streets are lined with Victorian and Craftsman style homes, many dating from bike-friendly and served by multiple high-frequency bus lines. City leaders are insisting that new
the late 19th Century, built by renowned architects such as Irving Gill and Frank Mead. Residents of the projects along public transportation corridors maximize the number of housing units on their sites and
community take great pride in maintaining the historical integrity of these properties. include income-restricted affordable units onsite rather than paying “in-lieu” fees.
Local businesses will benefit tremendously from the new customers that the new project will bring to
the neighborhood.
Source: San Diego Uptown News
Tod ay’s n e i g h b orh ood
tom or row. . .
Uptown to Downtown Mid-City 1.57 million
Streetcar Service Trolley Extension Population
by by by
2020 2021 2030
Downtown
San Diego
1,080
Residential Units
A path of development...
898K SF
With the recent development of nearby districts
Office
such as Liberty Station, Barrio Logan and North
Park, downtown San Diego is revitalization at it’s
best. It’s a city that’s sustainable, mobile and smart.
The Broadway Corridor entices forward-thinking
individuals who envision the exciting future for
downtown- a young vibrant community attracting
both people and companies.
+1,000 Campus at Horton, a 1.2 million SF tech-driven city
center, and the Research and Development District,
Hotel Rooms a 1.6< SF life science hub, are both game changing
projects anchoring the nearby Broadway Corridor.
These projects are expected to be delivered in 2021
and 2023.
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Contact
Dave Maxwell
dave@upgsocal.com
Lic. No. 01465828
Serena Patterson
serena@upgsocal.com
Lic. No. 01721040
Bill Shrader
bill@upgsocal.com
Lic. No. 01033317
©2021 Urban Property Group, Inc. Information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however its accuracy cannot be
guaranteed. The user is required to conduct their own due diligence and verification.
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858 874 1989
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