Little Italy Condos

Little Italy is a vibrant community, bustling with special events and festivals. It was once a predominate Italian fishing community after many Italians relocated here after the 1906 Earthquake. In the 1970s, when the the tuna industry started to decline, and with the construction of Interstate 5, Little Italy started to deteriorate.  Fortunately, the 1990s brought a transformation to the area. With the help of dedicated residents and business owners, the area was transformed back to its greatness.

The Little Italy Association was and is a predominant force in revitalizing Little Italy. The association works for and with the residents and business owners to help maintain the authenticity and  beautification of Little Italy. The Italian Community Center of San Diego is also located in the neighborhood is for people who are interested in Italian culture and languages.

Little Italy Carnevale in February, the art walk in May, and the Italian Motorsport Show in September, are some of the exciting festivals that take place in Downtown. In October, the Precious Fest is held here, which is the largest Italian Festival outside of New York City. There is also an abundance of delicious and authentic Italian restaurants as well as boutiques and shoppes.

The rebirth of Little Italy, combining the past with the present, adds culture diversity and a uniqueness to Downtown. The downtown San Diego condos featured in Little Italy are 350 West Ash, Acqua Vista, Bella Via, Doma, Ecco Lofts, Hawthorne Place, La Vita, Port d’Italia, Portico, Corto Siena, Row Homes on Kettner, amd Village Walk.