Bankers Hill, located in San Diego’s 92103 area and its surrounding areas offer a unique blend of historic charm, walkability, and city living

These areas are known for their early 20th-century architecture, strong local culture, and proximity to downtown, Balboa Park, and the coast. From the vibrant restaurants and nightlife of North Park and Hillcrest to the quiet, tree-lined streets of Mission Hills and Golden Hill, this central part of San Diego attracts those who want character, community, and convenience all in one place.

• Mission Hills: Known for its early 1900s homes and tree-lined streets, Mission Hills offers a peaceful, upscale residential vibe with sweeping views of the city and bay. It’s one of San Diego’s most established neighborhoods, with local shops, cafes, and a close-knit community feel.

• Hillcrest: Diverse, energetic, and walkable, Hillcrest is a hub for food, nightlife, and local culture. It’s central to everything and home to San Diego’s LGBTQ+ community, offering easy access to Balboa Park, major hospitals, and a strong neighborhood identity.

• University Heights: A quieter, charming neighborhood with a mix of historic and modern homes. Park Blvd and Adams Ave are lined with coffee shops, small restaurants, and neighborhood favorites. It’s a local’s neighborhood with a laid-back pace and great walkability.

• Bankers Hill: Bordering Balboa Park and downtown, Bankers Hill combines historic charm with modern living. You'll find restored Craftsman homes next to sleek high-rises, tree-lined streets, and some of the best bay and city views in town.

• Old Town: Steeped in history, Old Town offers a unique mix of culture, architecture, and walkability. While it’s known for its tourist attractions, it’s also home to longtime residents who enjoy its character, central location, and easy freeway access.

• North Park: Creative, bold, and full of energy. North Park is known for its craft breweries, music scene, and diverse mix of homes. It has a youthful, artistic vibe with an edge—perfect for those who want something a little less polished and a lot more personality.

• Golden Hill: Just east of downtown, Golden Hill is a mix of old and new. It’s one of San Diego’s oldest neighborhoods, with early 1900s architecture, quiet streets, and a growing list of restaurants and shops. It offers a residential feel with close proximity to downtown, South Park, and Balboa Park.