Park Place Condos for Sale in the Marina District

A 30-story tower in the Marina District

Park Place faces the Embarcadero, with the bay, Seaport Village and the Convention Center at its doorstep. Park Place is a 30-story condominium tower at 700 W Harbor Drive in the Marina District, in Downtown San Diego’s 92101 zip code. Completed in 2003 by Bosa Development, its 178 homes take in city views and sit close to the waterfront and Seaport Village.

Park Place is waterfront high-rise living with room to spread out. One-bedroom-plus-den homes start around 1,113 square feet, two-bedrooms range from about 1,353 to 1,575 square feet, and two-bedrooms with a den run from about 1,704 to 2,047 square feet. Two-story townhomes start at around 1,772 square feet. A 24-hour concierge and a 24-hour parking attendant for the building’s 333 parking spaces look after residents, along with a pool, spa, fitness center, BBQ area and storage for every home. Up to two pets are welcome.

Living in the Marina District means the bay is part of daily life: a walk along the Embarcadero, lunch at Seaport Village, or an evening in the Gaslamp Quarter, all without needing the car. For buyers who want full-service living with all of downtown within walking distance, Park Place is well worth a look.

Street Address: 700 W Harbor Drive
HOA Fees: $1,900–$2,060/mo (2026 sales)
Storage: Yes
Pets: 2
Pool: 2nd Floor
Spa: 2nd Floor
Year Built: 2003
Units: 178
Stories: 30
Guest Suites: No
Exercise: Yes
BBQ: Yes
Concierge: Yes
Security: Yes
Guest Parking: Yes
Lease Restrictions: 30-day minimum
Builder: Bosa
Notes: Owners/Tenants must sign building rules. Two bike storage cages.
HOA Management Group: Prescott Management
HOA Phone Number: 619-236-0690

Park Place condos for sale

Park Place market snapshot, October 2026

10 homes are for sale at Park Place, listed from $724,000 to $1,669,000.

Over the past 12 months, 8 homes sold at a median price of $1,470,000 ($854 per square foot), ranging from $765,000 to $4,715,000. The typical home sold in 60 days.

Based on MLS data compiled by The Neuman Team. Updated October 5, 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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Floor plans at Park Place

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Lifestyle in Park Place condos

Is Park Place right for you?

Park Place is a natural fit for buyers who want full-service high-rise living: a concierge and on-site security look after the building, and residents share the pool, spa, fitness center and BBQ area without leaving home. Pet owners will appreciate the policy, which allows up to two pets per unit. For anyone who wants the bay close by and the car parked most days, the location speaks for itself.

What to weigh before you buy

Dues run $1,900–$2,060 a month (based on 2026 sales), covering the pool, spa, fitness center, BBQ area and common-area upkeep. The association is managed by Prescott Management.

Leases must be at least 30 days, so nightly rentals aren’t allowed, but monthly and longer rentals are.

Buying or selling at Park Place

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. Contact us to see which homes at Park Place are available, or to find out what your unit could sell for today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Park Place San Diego allow pets?

Yes. Park Place allows up to two pets per unit. Owners and tenants must sign the building rules, which cover pet policies, so check the current HOA rules for any size or breed restrictions before you buy. The building sits steps from the Embarcadero and Ruocco Park, which makes daily dog walks easy.

What are the HOA fees at Park Place?

HOA dues at Park Place run about $1,900–$2,060 per month, based on 2026 closed sales. Dues cover the 24-hour concierge, 24-hour parking attendant, pool, spa, fitness room and common-area upkeep. The association is managed by Prescott Management. Ask us for current dues on any unit you’re considering.

Can I rent out my Park Place condo?

Yes, with limits. Park Place requires a 30-day minimum lease, so nightly and weekly short-term rentals such as Airbnb aren’t allowed. Monthly and longer rentals are permitted, and tenants must sign the building rules. That makes Park Place a fit for long-term rental investors, but not for vacation-rental income.

How big are the condos at Park Place?

Park Place’s 178 homes range from one-bedroom-plus-den plans starting around 1,113 square feet to two-bedroom plans of about 1,353–1,575 square feet. Two-bedroom-plus-den plans run about 1,704–2,047 square feet, and two-story townhomes start around 1,772 square feet. Floor plans for each unit type are listed on this page.

Does Park Place have townhomes?

Yes. Park Place includes two-story townhomes starting around 1,772 square feet, with their own entrances on W G Street. Townhome owners are part of the Park Place association and share the building’s amenities, including the concierge, pool, spa and fitness room.

What is near Park Place in Downtown San Diego?

Park Place is at 700 W Harbor Drive, at Harbor Drive and Kettner Boulevard in the Marina District. Seaport Village, Ruocco Park, the Embarcadero waterfront and the San Diego Convention Center are all within a short walk. The 30-story tower, completed by Bosa in 2003, offers bay and city views.