Coronado is one of San Diego's most upscale communities. It is unique in that it is actually a peninsula that lies across the bay from downtown, and is connected by a sweeping bridge to the city. The real estate here is often called some of the best in the area. The geography of Coronado means that many homes are near to the beach, and...
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Coronado is one of San Diego's most upscale communities. It is unique in that it is actually a peninsula that lies across the bay from downtown, and is connected by a sweeping bridge to the city. The real estate here is often called some of the best in the area. The geography of Coronado means that many homes are near to the beach, and planners ensured that most have wide, open yards and individual architecture.
The Hotel del Coronado (or just "the Del") is one of San Diego's most recognizable landmarks, with its red roofs and turrets. Among other dignitaries, it has hosted 13 presidents. Tourists and locals alike will visit the hotel just to have dinner or drinks and look for the rich and famous.
Coronado's shopping district is probably the best in the city. Its main street, Orange Avenue, is full of upscale boutiques and fun beach stores. Theres a great variety of ice cream for sale, so kids are as satisfied as their parents. Apart from Orange, the Ferry Landing Marketplace is a great place to go to shop and eat.
In February 2009, the average home sales price for a single family home or condo in Coronado was $897,857. While this data is collected from the MLS and deemed reliable, it is not guaranteed.
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