Soleil Court Condos for Sale on Cortez Hill

A 3-story low-rise building on Cortez Hill

Soleil Court feels more like a row of townhomes than a condo complex, and that is exactly its appeal. Soleil Court is a 3-story townhome-style condominium community at 1527–1557 9th Avenue on Cortez Hill, in Downtown San Diego’s 92101 zip code. Completed in 2002 by Markham, it holds just 8 homes, a short walk from the Gaslamp Quarter.

Eight homes. That’s it. Soleil Court is about as close to a private enclave as Downtown San Diego gets, a tiny, low-rise community where you’ll know every neighbor by name. It has an on-site fitness center, pets are welcome under the HOA’s rules, and monthly dues have historically been among the lowest downtown, which makes it a rare find for first-time buyers and investors.

Cortez Hill is one of downtown’s quieter, more residential corners, with tree-lined streets, city views and an easy walk to the Gaslamp Quarter, East Village and Little Italy, while Balboa Park and the freeways are only minutes away. For buyers who want a real neighborhood feel close to everything, Soleil Court is a hidden gem.

Street Address: 1527-1557 9th Avenue
HOA Fees: $240–$350/mo (2024–26 sales)
Storage: No
Pets: Yes
Pool: No
Spa: No
Year Built: 2002
Units: 8
Stories: 3
Guest Suites: No
Exercise: Yes
BBQ: No
Concierge: No
Security: No
Guest Parking: No
Lease Restrictions: 30-day minimum
Builder: Markham

Soleil Court condos for sale

Soleil Court market snapshot, October 2026

1 home is for sale at Soleil Court, listed at $1,325,000.

No homes sold in the past 12 months; the most recent sale was in October 2024.

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

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Is Soleil Court right for you?

Soleil Court 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. With dues of $240–$350 a month, it’s also worth a close look for first-time buyers and investors watching monthly costs. Pets are welcome under the HOA’s rules, a plus for dog and cat owners. For anyone who wants quieter streets with the city center a short walk away, the location is a real draw.

What to weigh before you buy

Dues run $240–$350 a month (based on the past two years), covering the fitness center and common-area upkeep. There is no pool, concierge or guest parking, so visitors use nearby street or public parking.

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

Buying or selling at Soleil Court

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 Soleil Court are available, or to find out what your unit could sell for today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Soleil Court allow pets?

Yes. Soleil Court allows pets. Owners and tenants must follow the HOA’s pet rules, so check the current policy for any limits on number, size or breed before you buy.

What are the HOA fees at Soleil Court?

HOA dues at Soleil Court run about $240–$350 per month, based on sales over the past two years. Dues cover the fitness center and common-area upkeep.

Can I rent out my Soleil Court condo?

Yes, with limits. Soleil Court 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.

What amenities does Soleil Court have?

Soleil Court offers a fitness center. There is no pool, concierge or guest parking.

Where is Soleil Court in Downtown San Diego?

Soleil Court is at 1527-1557 9th Avenue on Cortez Hill. The 3-story low-rise building of 8 homes was completed by Markham in 2002.