San Diego’s Waterfront Is Taking Shape

San Diego’s waterfront is taking shape. Bosa Development has opened Pacific Gate by Bosa, the first super prime residential tower on the San Diego waterfront—which has been undergoing a revitalization. Pacific Gate is a 41-story high rise with 241 for-sale condo units, which are already 70% sold. Architect Kohn Pedersen Fox and Spanish artist Jaume Plensa and interior designer Hirsch Bedner Associates designed the space. We sat down with Bemi Jauhal, director of sales and marketing at Bosa Development, to talk about the waterfront market and how the new project is quickly becoming an icon.

GlobeSt.com: Why was the San Diego waterfront an ideal location for this high-end luxury project?

Bemi Jauhal: Downtown San Diego, and in particular the waterfront neighborhood, is a new gateway to the city. The amount of development that has occurred and is in the pipeline makes it one of the most dynamic and interesting areas of the city. Projects launched or completed include the Seaport Village Plan, Lane Field’s hotel and park, North Embarcadero Visionary Plan and Waterfront Park. With additional development, including new parks, hotels and retail space, this area will continue to be an even greater destination for an eclectic range of activities, from concerts to art to yoga on the decks of the Midway