The Meridian The…read moreMeridian, downtown's premier 5-Star luxury condo building. Enjoy a front row set to daily breathtaking sunsets. * 24 Hour Security / Concierge Services * Valet Parking * 5 Guest Suites Available * Health Club

Not sure what Norah is referring to but The Meridian is the most exclusive high rise residential…read moretower in the San Diego Downtown. Located in the Marina District on Front St., the main entrance to downtown off the I-5 freeway between F & G Sts. with a drive in Porte Cochere and valet parking, it has some of the best views of the world renown San Diego Bay. It's within walking distance of shopping, the fame Gaslamp restaurant district and the Embarcadero. Though we do have some elderly residents who have private home care assistants I'm not sure why she would be "volunteering" in this private residential building so I'm guessing she was just mistaken. Any visitor, friend or family, would be quite impressed with The Meridian and it's hotel level accommodations.

Going on year 5! You can't beat the views, amenities, and customer service. Maintenance is so…read moreprompt and professional.

This complex is situated at end of Palomar Airport runway. The airport has grown and 2 major…read moreairlines are flying out of this airport almost non stop every day. The complex is at end of runway and planes are very loud. Be careful making a decision to live at this complex

My car was keyed again, by neighbors in the parking lot. That is 9 times being keyed living here…read more This is not a safe place. The HOA will not do anything. No security cameras and won't move my parking spot. It is over $10k in damages and police are now involved. Not a pleasant living experience.

The management is selling some of the units and leasing some (last time I heard, monthly lease rate…read moreis about $1350). So more than half of the village units are owned by individual owners. The management is friendly. On the first day when I moved in, repair requests like a hole in the wall and a broken blinder were fixed immediately (the place was not really ready to move in). Landscaping is well taken care by the village's HOA management. The units were built in early '70s. So you can hear your upstairs neighbors walking, talking, and taking showers; and the other way around too. Once a downstairs neighbor said, she can hear her upstairs neighbor peeing. And if you live upstairs and when your downstairs neighbor cooks, smell comes through the vent hole and the wall; no doubt, you will know what they're cooking for meal. After hours, your entertainment unit volume needs to turn down a lot lower so that you don't disturb your neighbors. Or you might want to try a pair of personal headphones. During summer, most of the student neighbors and their friends use pools past closing hour, 10 PM. Security can get there no faster than 30 minutes.

Absolutely loved my experience! You can tell when people genuinely care about what they do, and it…read moreshows here. Super welcoming, easy to communicate with, knowledgeable, and just GOOD people. I'm all about relationships and working with people who make things easy.

Thank you Sean and Brian for being great hosts for our 2-week stay in La Jolla, the convenient…read morelocation to the beach, shopping mall, groceries. Whole Food market is 5 minutes away for snack lovers. They also provided us all utensils, towel needs when we requested it. Thanks again

Very nice community and apartment! The property is clean, well maintained, and feels welcoming from…read morethe moment you arrive. The layout is thoughtful, the amenities are in great condition, and the overall atmosphere is calm and comfortable. We truly enjoyed our visit and can easily see this being a great place to live. Special thanks to Gordon King for assisting us. He was professional, friendly, and very helpful, making everything smooth, clear, and stress free from start to finish for our experience.

The units themselves are small but okay. The property management company is terrible and raises…read morerents for existing tenants each year, while charging new tenants less. It should be the other way around, rewarding good tenants that pay on time every month, rather than punishing them with a higher rate for staying. They would rather have an empty unit than keep an existing tenant, though. Also, the neighborhood and pool are full of kids that are incredibly loud. If you live near the pool, it's obnoxiously loud during warmer months when almost every night there is some kind of party or gathering down there with music blaring and loud people drinking. There is little to no privacy, and the units are frankly overpriced. You can find something better elsewhere for the same price or less. The maintenance guys are nice and do a good job, though.

After five years in residence at Savina I have seen a lot of change in downtown San Diego. Despite…read moreall the changes. The one constant has been my love for Savina. The dedication of the staff and management has been nothing less than incredible during my years in the building. The tireless efforts of the entire crew are hard not to notice. I would like to especially thank Andre for all of his hard work and dedication over the years. He is just one of the many standouts here that work daily to maintain one of the premiere living experiences in downtown San Diego. Looking forward to enjoying life at Savina for years to come.

I have lived in Savina since it opened and I love it here. The building is very well maintained…read moreand clean. The landscaping is very nice. The staff is very helpful. Andre, Armando, Lina, Sal, to name a few plus all of the maintenance crew go out of their way to help, if possible!!!!! I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.

**Yelp Review:** The…read moremaintenance team, especially Francisco and Gustavo, are truly amazing and work hard to keep things running smoothly. However, they are let down by ineffective leadership and a company focused on increasing profits rather than genuinely maintaining the property. Regular maintenance and annual inspections are simply not enough. Tenants are left to deal with ongoing issues and a noticeable lack of effort in maintaining both the units and the surrounding areas. Trash and furniture are often scattered around, particularly near the dumpsters, which fill up within hours of trash collection. There seems to be no accountability for residents who improperly dispose of large items or leave their trash bags on the ground. This neglect has led to problems with bugs, ants, and even coyotes, creating an unpleasant and unsafe environment when trying to dispose of trash. I loved living here until the last 1.5 years. Now, it feels poorly maintained, and tenants are treated as just another dollar sign--paying over $3,800 for a rundown "condo" with a brick patio wall that I cannot see over. The LVP flooring is cheap, impossible to clean, and separates easily. Management seems more focused on justifying rent increases with superficial improvements like outdoor paint and electric charging stations, while there have been no real upgrades to my unit or those of my neighbors. When issues are raised with the leasing office, we often receive generic emails from the property manager addressing concerns, but there is never any real resolution. For example, coyotes have torn up both a grocery delivery and an Uber Eats delivery, and despite promises of resolution, nothing has changed since March 2025. In the last 6 weeks, I experienced mold and water issues in my laundry room, preventing me from doing laundry or accessing my attached garage for days. Less than a month later, my garage flooded due to a malfunctioning water heater, ruining many of my late husband's belongings that were being packed away. When I reported this, I was told that I could only have a car in my garage. Apparently, it's my fault for having anything other than a car in there, even if it's within the lease agreement. Meanwhile, about 70% of residents have overstuffed garages that pose serious fire hazards and should be reported to the county for clear violations. They do not care until something serious happens, and even then, it's swept under the rug as if it's no big deal. Additionally, for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with one adult and a baby, having an SDGE bill consistently over $700 for 3 months--when it was always between $140-$200--is unacceptable. Dozens of residents are experiencing this issue, but everyone is so burnt out that it rarely gets addressed. This property is starting to feel and look like low-income condos but with a high sticker price. As a loyal tenant for over 3 years--never late, never a bother, and always keeping my space clean while respecting my neighbors--I feel my efforts are overlooked. The ongoing decline of this property is deeply disappointing. Nowadays, having a roof over your head is seen as a privilege, so I shouldn't complain, right? Even if I pay over $4,000 a month, I shouldn't have standards or expect anything, right? That's what this complex treats us like.

Out of any place I've lived, this by far has been the best experience…read more From day one the staff has been extremely kind and friendly. Braden sold us strictly on first interaction. From there out, everyone across the board has been just as great. Whenever we've had an issue (usually small maintenance stuff), Jackie & Gustavo have taken great care of us to make sure we get the problem fixed asap. Love the surrounding area, fun community events, tasty food trucks, great neighbors, and every amenity you could want. Plus, our home is spacious and beautiful. We love it here so much and couldn't be more happy with our little community!

The best living community with clean indoor and outdoor pools…read more The complex is well mintained with friendly security guards 24 hours a day. We loved our condominium so much that we purchased it after renting it for a year.

Just got home from spending 4 days at this amazing place. We booked our stay through Airbnb. And we…read morewere on the 7th floor of tower 1. The views are beautiful. The private beach is one of the best I've ever been to since we saw amazing ocean creatures like starfish, tiny crabs, sand dollars, sea shells, and other fish. Loved the heated indoor pool for swimming laps. When all the construction is done this place is going to look impeccable! I will definitely be back. The construction was not noisy enough to disturb our stay.

It's a cheaply built condo complex, with outdated amenities. It's poorly kept up with by whoever…read moreowns the complex, the sign for the complex outside is literally cracked down the middle. Lots of bugs, people have alot of pets here so there's always poop on the ground somewhere. There is no on sight management, there's a "main" building in the front but I don't think I've ever seen anyone in it, there's a gym in there too but I asked 3 of my neighbors and nobody was given a key to access it. There is no AC and yes the apartments do get hot, don't let anyone tell you they don't. The laundry rooms can get packed sometimes but usually you'll be able to get a machine without waiting. The car port covers are falling apart. Legitimately it looks like they were built 10 years ago and just never cared for after that. I've noticed that the community here is older, so anyone in their 20s-30s who may want a community their age, this is definitely not for you. They have had roofers here for the past 2-3 months banging on peoples roofs, no warning, no heads up, nothing. Also, if anyone condo within your building has a sewage issue, plumbers will shut down the water for the entire building for hours to fix it. So be prepared for that happening here and there. That being said, it's decently priced for Southern California. You have designated parking, plenty of guest and street parking outside the complex. The condos themselves have enough room too. It's not horrible, but if management or HOA cared more and started actually fixing the place up it could be much much better.

Maybe it's not the best condo in the world but considering the price - it's worth it. I think it's…read morea good starter home. Pros: - assigned carport parking. Not all condominimums have these options. - enough parking for a second car. Again, modern condos don't offer so many parking lots. - laundry facilities. Decent quality laundry machines and very close to the units. - gym. it's good to have it right next to your door. - pool and hot tub. - location. It has a great location - close to everything you need - shops, malls, beach, and restaurants. -gated. - lots of grass fields where kids and dogs can play. Not many communities can offer that. - "free water". It's included in the HOA fee, so a long shower will not hit your pocket. Cons: It's an old building that requires some investments. - gym equipment is old and some machines do not work. - you may not find additional parking after 5 pm. I think HOA should keep an eye on registered cars better. I guess some people have 3-5 cars per unit. - not heated pool. I wish the pool be heated all year round.