bayside san diego condos: Bayside Condos Vs The Grande Condos in San Diego - 09/25/14 10:55 AM
The question of which one is better comes up all the time in my conversation with clients and colleagues regarding luxury high rise condos in San Diego's waterfront. 
Both these downtown san diego condo complexes are very similar and were developed by the same builder, BOSA. 
 
Both these luxury high rise condo complexes were developed by BOSA which is a premier condo builder from Canada that has done work in Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco and San Diego.
The Grande condos were built in 2004 while Bayside condos were built in 2009, both buildings offer high quality construction, finishes and fixtures.
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bayside san diego condos: Bayside San Diego Luxury Condos 2012 Sales - 02/06/13 03:40 AM
Bayside is still one of the most sought after downtown san diego condo towers offering incredible amenities, a waterfront location and luxurious finishes.
2012 was an active year for sales at Bayside. Below are the 5 lowest priced sales per square foot for condos at Bayside in 2012. To view the complete report please see Bayside by BOSA San Diego 2012 Condo Sales Report. 
 
 
 
 
See more information, photos, reviews, ratings, floor plans, videos, recent sales data and up to date listings on our San Diego luxury condo living guide. 
 
 
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bayside san diego condos: Bayside San Diego Condos | 2012 2nd & 3rd Quarter Sales Update - 10/23/12 08:42 AM
Bayside condos in San Diego are still in high demand and currently only resales are available for sale as developer owned inventory has been sold out (to the exception of a few penthouse units). 
Below is the sales summary for all condos sales at Bayside in the six month period starting April 1st 2012 and ending on September 31st 2012.
As expected residences at this San Diego high rise condo complex sell at a premium per square foot compared to condos in other similar buildings were you can still find prices below $400 a foot typically for bank owned units and short sales. 
  
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