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.