Liberty Station
Spaces
Retail | 3 spaces available | 3,134 SqFt - 5,601 SqFt
Building description
• Liberty Station is the award-winning redevelopment of the historic San Diego Naval Training Center (1920), which has transformed into a mixed-use community sitting on ±360 acres
• Liberty Station includes over 60 restaurants and shops, 350 residences, 350,000 SF of office space, multiple churches and schools, hotels, conference centers, and over 40 acres of recreational park areas including a 9-hole golf course
• Located in Point Loma on the San Diego Bay with easy access to I-5, the San Diego International Airport, and Cruise Ship Terminal
• Abundant free parking including numerous EV charging stations
• This project has won numerous awards for its sustainable design and community planning
Building highlights
10.6 MILLION visitors per year (estimated Placer.AI)
3 hours average visit
7TH out of 449 Shopping centers in San Diego based on number of visitors
Visitor Profile:
The “Young City Solos” consist of younger and middle-aged singles living active and energetic lifestyles in metropolitan areas. These shoppers are career-driven individuals who love to take advantage of what communities have to offer.
The “Singles and Starters” are young singles (25-30 years old) starting out and some starter families living a city lifestyle. These shoppers are foodies that are caught up with current trends.
The Neighborhood:
Welcome to Point Loma, a breathtaking coastal community located in the heart of San Diego! With stunning ocean views, historical landmarks, and a lively atmosphere, Point Loma is a true gem of Southern California. Nestled on a peninsula that extends into the Pacific Ocean, Point Loma offers a wide range of outdoor activities, dining and entertainment options. From hiking the trails in the scenic Cabrillo National Monument to relaxing on the sandy beaches of Shelter Island, there is something for everyone in Point Loma. Point Loma is home to several important landmarks, including the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, and the Cabrillo National Monument Visitor Center, where one can learn about the area’s rich cultural and natural history. In addition to its natural beauty and historical significance, Point Loma boasts a vibrant dining and shopping scene. From fresh seafood and craft cocktails to trendy boutiques and artisanal markets, there is no shortage of options to satisfy all taste buds and shopping cravings.
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