State St, Core-Columbia

My family and I lived here when i had my second child. We lived Little Italy and it was a very busy but friendly. We lived several blocks form the airport and downtown. In this street they also have good food and the street where i lived smell liked flowers some days of the weeks. I loved State Street but it got a little bit noisy.

State street seems like a great place to live but for a vacationer that is all it really was. A great place if you were living there. Not really the place you want to go check out if you are looking for a touristy kind of place. State Street was very clean and friendly though!

State street runs close to San Diego freeway. Although, not the main it is still an important inter city route in San Diego. It succeeds the Reynard way and ends at W Market street. The Amici park is situated near the State street. There are also many huge buildings and skyscrapers at corners of this street. The people here are very friendly and active. Even without big stores and hotels, the street has a pleasant vibe with calm and serene surroundings. Hair cutting saloon, florists and bakery are some of the businesses situated down the street.

We moved onto our street a little over 2 months ago and love the location. We are just 3 blocks from Little Italy, 4 blocks from Balboa Park, 3 minutes to the airport, and a 10 minute drive to any beaches. We love the area for it's central location but you have to be able to digest the airport traffic noise and the constant drum of I-5. Honestly, after a few weeks in the home, you begin not to even notice the above mentioned homes.

San Diego is a fantastice place to live and living between downtown, Balboa Park, Hillcrest, and Mission Hills is one of the better places to live in my journeys around the Metro Area.

If you like the city beat, great restaurants, walking to points of interest, and city noise does not bother you, than Banker's Hill may be the place for you!