1160 9th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

Andia Condos for Sale in East Village

40 stories 399 homes HOA About $1,110–$1,250/mo (current listings)

Overview

A new 40-story Bosa tower in East Village

Few addresses Downtown are as new as this one. Andia is a 40-story condominium tower at 1160 9th Avenue in East Village, with 399 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes from Bosa Development, the developer behind Pacific Gate and Park Place. It’s one of the first new for-sale high-rises to come to Downtown San Diego in several years.

Homes look out over the city and the bay through floor-to-ceiling windows. Planned amenities include a fifth-floor pool terrace with a 75-foot pool, a wading pool, cabanas and a fireside spa; a 3,500-square-foot fitness center with spin and yoga studios, a sauna and a steam room; and a sky lounge and open-air terrace on the 40th floor. Current listings range from one-bedroom homes of about 620 square feet to two-bedroom homes of about 1,200 square feet.

Andia sits on the northwest edge of East Village, a few blocks from Broadway, Horton Plaza Park and the Gaslamp Quarter, with Petco Park and Balboa Park both within easy reach.

Quick Facts About Andia

Stories
40
Units
399
HOA Fees
About $1,110–$1,250/mo (current listings)
Pet Spa
Yes
Developer
Bosa Development
Parking
Gated, residents and guests

Amenities

  • Pool75-ft pool, 5th floor
  • Wading Pool
  • Spa
  • Cabanas
  • BBQ areaGrills and pizza oven
  • Fitness CenterAbout 3,500 sq ft
  • Spin Studio
  • Yoga Studio
  • Sauna
  • Steam Room
  • Sky Lounge40th floor
  • Rooftop Terrace40th floor
  • Club Room
  • Game Room
  • Craft Room
  • Bike StorageWith tune-up station
  • Storage
  • EV Charging
  • ElevatorsDestination dispatch
More building details
Bedrooms
1, 2 and 3 bedrooms
Status
New construction, now selling
Sales Gallery
790 Broadway
Package Lockers
With cold storage
Amenities
As planned by the developer

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Floor plans at Andia

Andia Residence 607-2007
Andia Residence 607-2007

Residence 607-2007 at Andia is a two-bedroom, two-bath plan with a den, about 1,160 square feet, on floors 6 to 20. The bedrooms sit on opposite sides of the home, each with a walk-in closet and its own bath. The open kitchen has an island and flows into the dining and living areas, and a… Read more »


2 + Den
Beds

2
Baths

1160
SQ. FT.
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Andia Residence 2107-3807
Andia Residence 2107-3807

Residence 2107-3807 is the same two-bedroom, two-bath plus den layout, about 1,160 square feet, on the upper floors from 21 to 38, where the views open up over Downtown. Split bedrooms with walk-in closets, an island kitchen, a den and a balcony off the living room and primary bedroom. Floor plan courtesy of Bosa Development…. Read more »


2 + Den
Beds

2
Baths

1160
SQ. FT.
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Andia Residence 2905-3805
Andia Residence 2905-3805

Residence 2905-3805 is a two-bedroom, two-bath plan of about 1,203 square feet on floors 29 to 38. The kitchen and combined living and dining room sit between the two bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet and its own bath, and the living room opens to a balcony. A laundry closet with washer and dryer sits… Read more »


2
Beds

2
Baths

1203
SQ. FT.
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This is the lifestyle in Andia condos in San Diego

Is Andia right for you?

Andia suits buyers who want a brand-new home rather than a resale, with the finishes, systems and warranty coverage that come with new construction. Its mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom plans works for first-time buyers, downsizers and second-home owners alike, and the upper floors offer the city and bay views Downtown is known for.

What to weigh before you buy

Because Andia is new, there’s no resale history yet to compare prices against, so it helps to look at recent sales in nearby towers before you write an offer. HOA dues on current listings run about $1,110–$1,250 a month; ask for the HOA budget and reserve study, which set what dues will cover in the building’s first years.

New-construction contracts also differ from resale contracts, with the developer’s own purchase agreement, deposit schedule and closing timeline. Have your agent review them with you before you sign.

Buying at Andia

The Neuman Team has represented buyers and sellers of Downtown San Diego condominiums since 1981, with more than 7,400 closed sales, and has been #1 in 92101 for homes sold since 2000. Call us before your first visit to the sales gallery so we can register as your agent and represent you through the purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Andia in San Diego?

Andia is at 1160 9th Avenue in the East Village neighborhood of Downtown San Diego (92101). Its sales gallery is at 790 Broadway.

How many homes are at Andia?

Andia is a 40-story tower with 399 condominium homes, developed by Bosa Development.

What amenities does Andia have?

Planned amenities include a fifth-floor pool terrace with a 75-foot pool, wading pool, cabanas, fireside spa, grills and a pizza oven; a 3,500-square-foot fitness center with spin and yoga studios, a sauna and a steam room; a 40th-floor sky lounge and terrace; a club room, game room and craft room; a pet spa, bike tune-up station, package lockers with cold storage, gated parking and EV charging.

What types of homes does Andia have?

Andia offers one-, two- and three-bedroom homes. Current MLS listings range from about 620 square feet for a one-bedroom to about 1,200 square feet for a two-bedroom.

How much do condos at Andia cost?

As of October 2026, five homes at Andia were listed on the MLS from $717,900 to $1,369,900. Contact us for current availability and pricing from the developer.

What are the HOA fees at Andia?

Current listings at Andia show HOA dues of about $1,110–$1,250 a month. Dues vary by home size; ask for the HOA budget for exact figures.

Can I use my own agent to buy at Andia?

Yes. Call us before your first visit to the sales gallery so we can register as your agent and represent you through the purchase.

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