Distinctive Mixed-Use Investment Opportunity | South Park, San Diego 2202 30th Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prominent mixed-use asset in the heart of South Park, one of San Diego’s most established and desirable urban neighborhoods. Positioned along the 30th Street corridor, the property combines three loft-style residential units, two street-level commercial suites, and an additional Verizon lease with annual rent increases, providing multiple income streams within a single asset. Beyond its income profile, 2202 30th Street offers a level of architectural character and identity rarely found in traditional investment properties. Designed by acclaimed San Diego architect Jim Brown and distinguished by its iconic Shepard Fairey mural, the building has become a recognizable presence within the South Park community. The three residential lofts feature soaring ceilings, exposed brick, timber beams, polished concrete, oversized industrial windows, and open living spaces that reflect the building’s distinctive architectural character. At street level, the commercial suites benefit from prominent frontage and visibility along 30th Street, surrounded by restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and neighborhood businesses that contribute to South Park’s strong pedestrian-oriented environment. The property’s combination of residential, commercial, and telecommunications income offers investors a diversified tenancy profile, while its distinctive design, corner presence, and established South Park location create an asset that would be difficult to replicate. Located minutes from Balboa Park, Downtown San Diego, major employment centers, and regional transportation corridors, 2202 30th Street offers connectivity to the broader San Diego market while benefiting from the character and walkability that continue to distinguish South Park. For investors seeking a differentiated San Diego mixed-use acquisition, 2202 30th Street represents a compelling combination of multiple income streams, prominent commercial frontage, architectural significance, and an irreplaceable infill location.