One Pacific Heights

A stellar example of high-quality office space in San Diego, Makers Quarter gives professionals in SoCal a modern, well-developed location to live and work. Part of a sprawling 60,000 square foot development in East Village, this business center’s contemporary design impresses with its inspiring appearance and second-to-none facilities. Across four floors of this new-build structure, creatives and entrepreneurs are given access to office spaces, coworking areas, and conference rooms, all furnished to the highest standards. Each one of the working environments in this flexible working hub features a high-speed WiFi connection and is served by the friendly staff, who provide administrative support on request. This location is at the heart of San Diego’s East Village tech corridor, with links to the MTS Trolley (Park & Market station, Orange and Blue lines) and Broadway & 15th St bus stop. Drivers are well served by the on-site parking and connection to the Interstate 5. For lunch, you’ll find the area filled with cafes and shops, as well as the nearby Albertsons supermarket. Putting on a big business event? The adjacent Moniker Warehouse events venue is ideal. And there’s no shortage of green spaces around, with SMARTS Farm and Fault Line Park within walking distance.

Work your way from this landmark building, just 15 minutes from downtown San Diego. Mission Valley gives you both a prestigious address and easy access, thanks to its proximity to four freeways and San Diego International Airport. With marble floors throughout and beautifully landscaped gardens, you’ll be able to work in comfort and enjoy the views around you. It’s a short drive to the Mission Valley and Fashion Valley malls, with plenty of places to dine, shop, and relax.

Get your business past first base in a prime location, with stunning views of Petco Park – home ground of San Diego Padres. Ambitious start-ups will be in excellent company, sharing the city with a host of heavy hitters in biotech, medical equipment and defense. Our 10th-floor DiamondView Tower workspace is open, bright and inclusive, with an emphasis on efficiency and collaboration. Beyond the pitch, the City in Motion’s many amenities await, from the lively Gaslamp Quarter to the bayside Convention Center.

Forge a new corporate identity in a leading business destination. Cush Plaza offers a premium workspace in sought-after Scripps Ranch, a dynamic community ranging from accountants and tech firms to medical researchers. The palm-lined building is aquamarine blue outside, but the interiors are an invigorating mix of royal blue and lime green accent walls, contrasted with dazzling white work pods and black armchairs. So not only will you enjoy getting down to work, clients will be just as impressed, too.

Engage with a community of like-minded professionals at Little Italy Located on the south side of the chic and attractive Little Italy neighborhood, Little Italy center is bringing a vibrant new type of shared working environment to the San Diego Bay. A flexible workspace with an ideal selection of creative spaces, this unique office space opens onto a private patio deck overlooking the harbor area. From here, you can spot the local clothing boutiques, as well as the array of buzzing restaurants and bars perfect for networking, entertaining clients, or simply winding down at the end of the day. Working at this location means having access to super-fast WiFi, being helped along by fantastic administrative support staff, and accessing services such as virtual office hosting and call handling as needed. Located just on the edge of a rapidly redeveloping neighborhood, you’ll find this area extremely pedestrian-friendly. Drivers have immediate access to the I-5 and Highways 163 and 94, while public transport users can jump on the bus or train from the County Center/Little Italy trolley station and explore the city. From the nearby green haven of Waterfront Park, you can look out over the bay before heading back towards the city and exploring cultural destinations such as the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and the Maritime Museum of San Diego.