Pacific Terrace pairs a mid-rise, residential feel with a Marina District address. Pacific Terrace is a 6-story condominium building at 330 J Street in the Marina District, on the north side of J Street between Third and Fourth Avenues in Downtown San Diego’s 92101 zip code. Completed in 2003 by Fehlman La Barre, its 57 homes sit close to the waterfront and Seaport Village.
Pacific Terrace is known for its distinctive architecture, and with just 57 homes it has an intimate, residential feel. Residents share an on-site fitness center and BBQ area, and pets are generously welcome: one pet under 110 pounds, or two under 50 pounds each.
Petco Park and the Gaslamp Quarter are within walking distance, and the bay is part of daily life: a walk along the Embarcadero, lunch at Seaport Village, or an evening in the Quarter, all without needing the car. For buyers who want a comfortable, lower-key alternative to downtown’s high-rises, Pacific Terrace is an easy place to call home.
No homes are currently listed for sale at Pacific Terrace.
Over the past 12 months, 3 homes sold at a median price of $525,000 ($586 per square foot), ranging from $365,000 to $580,000. The typical home sold in 10 days.
Based on MLS data compiled by The Neuman Team. Updated October 5, 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Pacific Terrace suits buyers who would rather live in a smaller, lower-key building than a high-rise, the kind of place where neighbors get to know each other. Pet owners will appreciate the policy, which allows one pet under 110 pounds, or two pets under 50 pounds each. For anyone who wants the bay close by and the car parked most days, the location speaks for itself.
Dues run $710–$850 a month (based on 2026 sales and listings), covering the fitness center, BBQ area and common-area upkeep. There is no pool, concierge or guest parking, so visitors use nearby street or public parking. The association is managed by Prescott.
Leases must be at least 30 days, so nightly rentals aren’t allowed, but monthly and longer rentals are.
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Yes. Pacific Terrace allows one pet under 110 pounds, or two pets under 50 pounds each. Check the HOA’s current rules before you buy, as policies can change.
HOA dues at Pacific Terrace run about $710–$850 per month, based on 2026 sales and listings. Dues cover the fitness center, BBQ area and common-area upkeep. The association is managed by Prescott.
Yes, with limits. Pacific Terrace requires a 30-day minimum lease, as California law allows condo associations to do, so nightly and weekly short-term rentals such as Airbnb aren’t allowed. Monthly and longer rentals are permitted under the HOA’s rules.
Pacific Terrace offers a fitness center and a BBQ area. There is no pool, concierge or guest parking.
Pacific Terrace is at 330 J Street in the Marina District. The 6-story mid-rise building of 57 homes was completed by Fehlman La Barre in 2003.